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Hospice care is a special way of caring for those facing a life-threatening
illness. Hospice services are characterized by a team-oriented approach
that includes expert pain and symptom management, along with emotional
and spiritual support tailored to the patient's wishes.
The most common misunderstanding about hospice is the belief that
a hospice is a "place." In fact, most patients receive hospice
care in their own home, although it can also be provided in other
facilities as well.
The California Hospice and Palliative Care Association advocates for
those facing life-threatening illnesses. We provide technical resources
to our members, monitor legislative and regulatory activities, and
work closely with other organizations that share an interest in end
of life care. We serve both California and Nevada.
We partner with the California Hospice Foundation, to offer public
and professional educational programs and materials to enhance understanding
and availability of hospice and palliative care.
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Membership Information
Legislative Information
Find a Hospice (pdf)
Hospice Information
Hospice
Links California Hospice Foundation
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