Our commitment is to provide the best comprehensive, compassionate and individualized care for Patients, their families and caregivers who live in the counties of San Diego and Imperial. We also provide special individualized services honoring those who served through our No- Veteran-Dies-Alone-Program.
- March 3, 2021 Honoring Patient Choice and Organ Donation
By Natalie McNeal, Wellstar Community Hospice, andKim Kottemann, LifeLink Foundation Honoring patient choices means that we must offer options to our patients and look beyond our current service… Th … - February 26, 2021 Spreading Love with Valentine’s Day Cards
Even during a public health emergency, hospice and palliative care professionals rise to the challenge of providing compassionate, person-centered care in the community. Katie Sue Van Valkenburg… Th … - January 29, 2021 The Power of Forgiveness at End of Life
Care Dimensions chaplain Rev. Donna Spencer Collins, M.Div. shares her experience witnessing the importance of forgiveness and peace at the end of life — both for the person doing the forgiving and.. … - January 22, 2021 Heart ‘n Home Volunteers Help Fulfill Janice’s Wish
Even during a public health emergency, hospice and palliative care professionals rise to the challenge of providing compassionate, person-centered care in the community. Heart ‘n Home Hospice… The N … - January 12, 2021 Still Time to Order a 2021 NHPCO Webinar Package
Have your educational calendar set for the year! NHPCO’s 2021 webinars bring you and your staff professional development and education from nationally recognized speakers presenting on the most… The … - December 29, 2020 Dr. Powell reflects on all she has seen and the significance of vaccination
Casa de la Luz Associate Medical Director Dr. Rebecca Powell, HMDC received the COVID-19 vaccine and wrote the following to describe the joy, hope and sense of peace that it brought. As I drive home.. … - December 21, 2020 Becky’s Vaccine Story
NHPCO is pleased to share this piece written by Becky Wilder, volunteer coordinator for Uplifted Care in Bourbonnais, IL. Becky wrote this piece on Thursday, December 17, the day she received her… T … - December 18, 2020 Heart ‘n Home Hospice Video Series: “Hope for the Holidays”
Even during a public health emergency, hospice and palliative care professionals rise to the challenge of providing compassionate, person-centered care in the community. Kandice Dickinson,… The NHPC … - December 3, 2020 Hospice and Palliative Care Month Resolution
NHPCO’s blog shares a press release from the office of Senator Jacky Rosen. For Immediate Release: December 3, 2020Rosen Introduces Bipartisan Resolution Designating November as National Hospice … - December 1, 2020 Giving Tuesday is December 1
Non-profit organizations across the globe are marking “Giving Tuesday” on December 1, 2020. Following the initial holiday weekend marked by Thanksgiving, which has evolved to include “Black… The NH … - November 20, 2020 The Space where Hospice and COVID-19 Meet
Even during a public health emergency, hospice and palliative care professionals rise to the challenge of providing compassionate, person-centered care in the community. During National Hospice… The … - October 30, 2020 Care Dimensions Helps Young Father Meet End-of-Life Goals
Even during a public health emergency, hospice and palliative care professionals rise to the challenge of providing compassionate, person-centered care in the community. Care Dimensions shares how… … - October 8, 2020 Community Hospice’s Faces of Caring
Even during a public health emergency, hospice and palliative care professionals rise to the challenge of providing compassionate, person-centered care in the community. Community Hospice, Inc. in… … - September 25, 2020 Regional Hospice’s Creative Approach to Advance Care Planning
Even during a public health crisis, hospice and palliative care professionals rise to the challenge of providing compassionate, person-centered care in the community. It’s especially important… The … - September 18, 2020 UC Davis Hospice: Bringing Comfort and Smiles to Hospice Patients During COVID-19
Even during a public health crisis, hospice and palliative care professionals rise to the challenge of providing compassionate, person-centered care in the community. UC Davis Hospice shares how… Th … - September 10, 2020 Gilchrist’s Many Faces of Caring
Even during a public health crisis, hospice and palliative care professionals rise to the challenge of providing compassionate, person-centered care in the community. Gilchrist shares how the many… … - September 4, 2020 Repaying the Favor: Recognizing a Veteran Volunteer
Even during a public health crisis, hospice and palliative care professionals rise to the challenge of providing compassionate, person-centered care in the community. Heart ‘n Home Hospice shares … - September 1, 2020 Hoffmann Hospice’s “Everything is Going to be OK” Campaign
Even during a public health crisis, hospice and palliative care professionals rise to the challenge of providing compassionate, person-centered care in the community. Tami Varner, Development… The N … - August 14, 2020 Virtual Series Offers Tips to Parents to Help Children Who are Grieving During COVID-19
Even during a public health crisis, hospice and palliative care professionals rise to the challenge of providing compassionate, person-centered care in the community. Hospice & Community Care… T … - August 7, 2020 Hospice and Structural Racism
Don’t go there; please don’t go there, she thought to herself as her patient began to complain about the country going to hell because of Black people. Adding insult to injury, he ignored the obvious. … - July 31, 2020 Hospice Ensures Patients and Their Beloved Pets are Cared For
Even during a public health crisis, hospice and palliative care professionals rise to the challenge of providing compassionate, person-centered care in the community. Columbus Hospice of Georgia and.. … - July 27, 2020 NHPCO To Welcome New Chief Operating Officer Ben Marcantonio
The National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization is proud to announce that Ben Marcantonio, MS, MEd, LMFT, will join the NHPCO leadership team as Chief Operating Officer in September 2020. In… … - July 23, 2020 Planting Seeds of Kindness
Even during a public health crisis, hospice and palliative care professionals rise to the challenge of providing compassionate, person-centered care in the community. Visiting Nurse and Hospice for… … - July 20, 2020 CentraCare’s Music Therapists are Faces of Caring for the Community
Even during a public health crisis, hospice and palliative care professionals rise to the challenge of providing compassionate, person-centered care in the community. Nola Varilek… The NHPCO Updater … - July 16, 2020 National Healthcare Decisions Day – July 16, 2020
NHPCO Encourages All Americans to Learn about Advance Care Planning on National Healthcare Decisions Day, July 16, 2020 National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization, along with other national,… …
Once a physician certifies that an illness is terminal, (a life expectancy of six months or less), they will collaborate with the Aria Hospice team for services, tailored to the needs and wishes of the patient.
Many patients have cancer, but Aria Hospice cares for individuals with many other life-limiting illness, including heart and lung disease, kidney disease, neurological disorders, stroke, Alzheimer’s and other dementias. Family and friends also receive the benefit of hospice care, to help them support the patient and adapt to changes in their lives.
Many people mistakenly believe that all hospice patients are bed-bound, critically ill, and unable to continue living life to the fullest. Hospice celebrates life and supports you in achieving your individual needs in this chapter of your life.
Contact our Admission Coordinator at Aria Hospice in San Diego County or Imperial County with any questions you may have about hospice care or eligibility.
When a physician determines that there is no curative treatment for a particular illness, the treatment is not helping any longer or you decide that the side effects of treatment are too great, you may consider choosing comfort care as your ultimate goal.
Aggressive medical treatment focuses on curing the physical illness rather than satisfying the patient’s emotional and spiritual needs. It often requires intensive care in a clinical setting that can diminish quality of life. Hospice care has the focus of comfort, by relieving pain and other symptoms, while continuing to address emotional and spiritual needs of both the patient and family.
Hospice care neither prolongs life nor hastens death, but relieves pain and physical discomfort so that the patient can experience a more peaceful and satisfying quality of life. At Aria Hospice, care is designed to primarily take place in the home or place of residence. Many families tell us that they waited too long to take full advantage of all the benefits offered by hospice care.
“They treated my family member with a lot of love.”
“Finally someone who understands and listens to a family’s needs and concerns. Thank you for your light when my family was in darkness.”
“I just want to say to Imperial County that Aria Hospice cared for my uncle and grandpa for all their needs. They were always on time and were very responsive. I can’t thank the nurses enough for the care provided and the office staff for always accomplishing our needs – thank you very much.”
“I would strongly recommend this place. They help me all the way and are very responsible for what they do. Always provided what we need and always in time they know what to do thank god you guys exist keep all I he good work a special thanks to Josephina she definitely understands and knows what we need – thank you so much may god bless you always.”
We are one of Southern California’s premier providers of end-of-life care. Click the button below to Request Information or call (619) 795-6010 to learn how hospice care can help.