warm, comfort,& quality care

The hospice team is made up of healthcare professionals who work together to provide comprehensive care for the patient and their family. This may include a doctor, nurse, social worker, chaplain, and other specialists as needed.

Medical Our physicians work with the patient's primary care physicians & other physicians for consultation of pain & symptom management. House calls are available as needed.

Skilled Nursing Our RNs/LVNs are especially trained in pain & symptom management with 24/7 availability as needed. Includes but not limited to the following:

• Disease process management
• Medication management
• Tracheostomy/Colostomy care
• IM, SC, ID injections
• Tube feeding
• Wound care
• Teachings

Personal Care Hospice Aides are especially trained and available to help assist with patient's Activities of Daily Living (ADLs); includes but is not limited to:

• bathing
• grooming
• dressing

Psychosocial Care Our Medical Social Workers offer counseling and bereavement services for the whole family. In unison with the family/patient. dynamics. They also act as resource for a variety of community needs.

Spiritual Care Our chaplains provide the necessary spiritual support for the patient/family.

Volunteer Support Our volunteers spend time with patient and provide assistance with the following tasks but not limited to:

• escorting to appointments
• grocery shopping
• providing respite care for caregivers

Medication/Medical Equipment We provide medications, basic medical equipment, & supplies related to hospice diagnosis.

Ancillary Therapy includes services provided by Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech Therapists, & more.

Bereavement team offers services to help in the grieving process through the first 13 months after the death of the patient.

Yes, hospice care can be provided to individuals who are still receiving treatment for their illness. In fact, hospice care can be provided alongside curative treatments to help manage symptoms and provide emotional support.

Yes, you can change your mind about hospice care at any time. Our team will work with you to understand your needs and preferences and make changes to the care plan as needed.

To qualify, clients should:

• Be living within the following counties:
  • Los Angeles
  • Orange 
  • Riverside
  • San Bernardino
  • San Diego
• Patients who choose to receive palliative care rather than curative care.
• Patients certified to have a life-limiting illness by a physician.

Medicare/Medi-Cal covers hospice care for many patients.

Health Insurance HMO's will cover hospice care if not eligible for Medicare/Medi-Cal coverage.

Private Pay patients may opt out to pay Ace Genesis Hospice out-of-pocket

We welcome all persons in need of our services without regard to age, disability, race, color, national origin, ancestry, religion, or sex, & make no determinations regarding delivery of our services based upon such factors.