About Gabrielle Hospice Care, Inc.

Gabrielle Hospice Care, Inc. was founded with a deep passion for providing compassionate and high-quality hospice care services to home health patients in need. With over two decades of experience in the field, our founder, a dedicated healthcare professional, has been committed to ensuring that patients receive the best possible care and support during their most challenging times.

Based in Orange County, Gabrielle Hospice Care, Inc. has expanded its services to cover Los Angeles, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties, reaching more individuals and families in need of specialized end-of-life care. Our team of experienced and skilled healthcare professionals is dedicated to providing personalized care that focuses on the physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being of our patients.

At Gabrielle Hospice Care, Inc., we believe in treating each individual with dignity, respect, and compassion, ensuring that they receive the support and comfort they deserve during their final journey. Our founder's decades of experience and expertise in the field have guided us in establishing a reputation for excellence in hospice care services, making us a trusted partner for patients and their families facing end-of-life challenges.

Through our commitment to providing exceptional care and support, Gabrielle Hospice Care, Inc. strives to make a meaningful difference in the lives of our patients, helping them find comfort, peace, and dignity during their final days.

What is Hospice? 

• Medical care for people with an anticipated life expectancy of 6 months or less, when a cure isn’t an option, and the focus shifts to symptom management and quality of life. 

• An interdisciplinary team of professionals trained to address the physical, psychosocial, and spiritual needs of the person; the team also supports family members and other intimate unpaid caregivers.  

• Specialty care is person-centered, stressing coordination of care, clarification of goals of care, and communication.

• Provided primarily where a person lives, whether that is a private residence, nursing home, or community living arrangement, allowing the patient to be with important objects, memories, and family.

• Care that includes periodic visits to the patient and family caregivers by hospice team members. Hospice providers are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to respond if patient or caregiver concerns arise.

• The only medical care that includes bereavement care, which is available during the illness and for more than a year after the death for the family/intimate network.

• A Medicare benefit; to which all Medicare enrollees have a right. Hospice care also is covered by most private health insurance at varying levels, and in almost every state, by Medicaid. 

When is it time for hospice?

• A person does not have to be bedridden or in their final days of life to receive hospice care. It is most beneficial when the patient and family can receive care early to take advantage of the many benefits hospice care can offer. It can be used for months, as long as medical eligibility is met.

Hospice should be considered when: 

• There is a significant decline in physical and/or cognitive status despite medical treatment. This may include increased pain or other symptoms, substantial weight loss, extreme fatigue, shortness of breath, or weakness.
• The goal is to live more comfortably and forego the often physically debilitating treatments that have been unsuccessful in curing or halting a life-threatening illness.
• Life expectancy is 6 months or less, according to physicians.
• The person is in the end stage of Alzheimer’s or dementia.

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