Compassionate End-of-Life Care You Can Trust
At Maxcare Hospice, we believe that each patient is more than just a statistic, they’re a family member. Our high quality, compassionate end of life care is a testament to our dedication to ensuring that our patients live out their final days with respect and dignity. With a patient first approach, our care team goes the extra mile to ensure patients never feel alone and receive tailored care that meets their unique physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
About Us
Founded in 2009, Maxcare Hospice is a family-owned and operated hospice in California that sets the industry standards through teamwork, professionalism, and compassionate patient care. Our compassionate care includes physical, emotional, and spiritual services.
What makes us stand out from others is our specialization in multicultural (Vietnamese) assistance and complicated cases. We noticed a gap in access to end-of-life care in the Vietnamese community and bridged this gap with expert, compassionate care.
Our Team
At Maxcare Hospice, our dedicated and passionate care team of licensed professionals, like physicians, nurses, and social workers, is knowledgeable in providing specialized medical, emotional, and spiritual care.
Our team is always ready to guide patients and their families through the hospice journey. This includes sharing information on what to expect to make this experience a little less daunting and providing clarity on hospice eligibility guidelines.
Doctors who work with all care team members to create a tailored care plan
Experienced nurses who focus on comfort and quality of life
Nurse aides who help our patients with activities of daily living (ADL)
Social workers who deal with the psychosocial needs of patients and their families
Chaplains provide emotional and spiritual support for the patient and family members
Volunteers help our care team and provide companionship and friendship for patients
Our Services
Hospice care is not a one-size-fits-all type of care, and we understand that. That’s why we provide patients and their loved ones with a full spectrum of hospice care services to ensure our patients are always comfortable and respected.
Our services include:
Our volunteers are very special members of the care team and can make a big difference in the lives of patients and their families by providing a range of different support tasks. We are always looking to welcome volunteers to our Maxcare Hospice care team.
The Four Levels of Hospice Care
Hospice care comes in different levels based on what the patient needs at any given moment. At Maxcare Hospice, we offer all four levels:
Routine Home Care
This is the most common type. It’s for patients who live at home or in a facility and don’t need 24/7 care but still need regular visits and support.
Continuous Home Care
If symptoms suddenly worsen and require close monitoring, this care provides round-the-clock attention right where the patient lives, typically until the situation stabilizes.
General Inpatient Care
Sometimes, pain or symptoms become too tough to manage at home. In such cases, patients may be transferred to a hospice facility or hospital for a brief stay, where they can receive more specialized care.
Respite Care
Caregivers need rest, too. Respite care gives family members a short break by allowing the patient to stay in a facility for up to five days while the caregiver rests and recharges.
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Visit Maxcare Hospice
Address:
13800 Arizona St #201
Westminster, CA 92683
Phone:
Office Hours
Open every day:
Mon to Fri: 9am-5:30pm
Saturday & Sunday: Closed
Contact Us Today For Compassionate Hospice Care
Ready to start your hospice journey with a hospice provider that meets the multicultural needs of patients? Contact the caring Maxcare Hospice team at (714) 844-7777.
Patient services are provided without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex (an individual’s sex, gender identity, sex stereotyping, pregnancy, childbirth and related conditions), sexual orientation, disability (mental or physical), communicable disease, or national origin.