My family didn't have much time to research hospices but we picked faith and hope based on the good…read morereviews. I couldn't be happier with the service we received. Everything happened so fast and faith and hope was so helpful and knowledgeable and compassionate through everything. They really care about the patient and the family. I would recommend Faith and Hope to anyone needing hospice services.

Hospice should ease the burden for both the person who is dying and their family; not make things…read moremore difficult. I urge you to carefully consider this before contracting with any hospice provider. Unfortunately, our experience with Faith & Hope made an already painful situation even harder. In April 2025, my mom suffered a massive stroke. She was placed under Continuous Care (CC), which meant she required critical, around-the-clock nursing support. We were told her case would be re-evaluated after three days. However, the care was stopped in less than 24 hours and we were given only 4 hours' notice that services would be discontinued. At that point, it was clear our needs no longer aligned with Faith & Hope's philosophy of care. We scrambled to hire private help on extremely short notice. That night, my mom was in significant pain & experienced agitation. She needed her medication adjusted and an increase of the dosage frequency to help manage her symptoms. The next day, we made final attempts to Faith & Hope to reassess mom's eligibility for CC, even though the on-call night nurse, when we asked, did acknowledge that we were free to seek another hospice provider. We waited all day for a response from Faith & Hope, but heard nothing. Faced with another evening without adequate care, we transferred my mom to a different hospice. They gave us the right care without hesitation. Sadly, our mom passed away only 4 days later. The only positive experience we had with Faith & Hope was with Nurse Theresa. She cared for my mom with compassion, dedication and a true commitment to patient advocacy. Theresa's thoughtfulness and support helped guide my brothers and me through an incredibly challenging time, and for that we are deeply grateful.

Hard to believe a medical service can be as attentive as a fine dining restaurant, but that is what…read morethis was. We used Five Star for about five days. Medicare and Optum covered the hospice side. I paid separately for 24/7 caregivers through Sincere Care Services, which I chose because I wanted Cantonese and Mandarin speakers so my mother would be more comfortable. Five Star was recommended by the Optum physician on staff. Separately, a family member recommended them too, through a friend whose father had passed the week before. I checked their ratings on Yelp and Google before moving forward, and I am extremely happy with the service we got from start to finish. This is the point where you decide between more hospital intervention, which can be painful, and accepting the situation and moving to hospice. Hospice is the wedding coordinator for a peaceful death. Things can still go wrong even when you plan everything perfectly, but Five Star was there at every step to handle whatever came up. The rough sequence for anyone about to do this: 1. Decide on hospice. 2. Line up caregivers. They are separate from Five Star, but Five Star will point you to good ones. I wanted Chinese-speaking caregivers and Mark made it happen. 3. Coordinate with the hospital on transportation. 4. Be home to receive the supplies. 5. Be home when your loved one arrives. Have a bottle of distilled water ready for the oxygen machine. 6. Have the nurse and the caregiver both there so you can learn the comfort meds. 7. I used 24/7 caregivers on 12-hour shifts. I made a point of being there whenever a new caregiver came on, so I could walk them through the medications and get their phone number. Nurses came once a day to check on my mother since she was close. You do not have to be there the whole time, but I tried to be there for shift changes. One thing I wish I had watched more closely was bowel movements. My mother had been constipated since the hospital because she was not eating. Another tip: put together a playlist of beautiful music to play in the room. Otherwise it is silence, or your loved one is listening to caregivers talk and scroll on their phones. Even when your loved one is not responsive, they are still listening and drifting in and out. Tell them everything will be okay. Thank them for everything they did for you. I think it helps them go peacefully. Anytime I needed something, Mark was a text or a call away and he always answered. Again, they are the wedding coordinators for a loved one's passing, and they will do everything within their power to help you through it.

The owner and staff were incredibly kind and compassionate during a very difficult time.read more

All hospice agencies are NOT the same. My mom's doctor referred us to an agency when Mom's health…read morewent into a steep decline, and we signed up. I wasn't thrilled with them, but I had nothing to compare them to and in fact didn't even know that I could switch to a different provider. After a short time, the director of Mom's assisted living took me aside. We were having a lot of trouble getting phone calls returned, medications delivered, RNs to show up on the right day at the right time and so forth - just a generally frustrating experience. The director recommended that we switch to Procare, and I took her advice - she deals with hospice every day and knows who is good and who isn't. We switched to Procare that day, and the difference was huge and immediate. Procare had someone there within an hour. Some of the things that Procare provided that the other hospice did not included: -Great communication, both on the phone and in person. -Very fast response when there was a crisis - no more waiting for hours while Mom was in pain or agitated. There is no excuse for that! The other agency failed to deliver the medications for two days after the doctor prescribed, and then sent the wrong one. No such problems with Procare. -24 hour care at the very end when Mom could not be left alone (the other hospice would not do this, I asked). -"Yes, we will find a way" was the answer to everything we needed. This is so much better than "No, the law/the agency/the doctor/the whatever doesn't allow that". Of course there are rules, and they're there for a reason, but the mindset at Procare is that we will do everything in our power to help as opposed to looking for an excuse to do as little as possible. The nurses are the best ever. Jennifer is fantastic at what she does, extremely adept at both patient care and care of the anxious and upset family. When we had questions, or if medications needed to be changed, Jennifer would call the doctor immediately, and he actually answered the phone - no messages, no "I'll get back to you", none of that. Things were handled on the spot. THAT is caring, and I can't thank Procare enough.

These folks took spectacular care of my Dad. They were kind, patient, knowledgeable. They didn't…read morejust drop by, take his stats and leave. They sat with him and talked to him for a half hour, forty-five minutes about whatever came to his mind BEFORE they began to talk to him about his health (look for Laurie. They're all great, but you can't do better than Laurie). It helped with my dad because he trusted the medical people so little, but it's easier to have someone you're already kind of friendly with to start taking your stats. We became very attached to them. When someone is taking care of your loved one, it helps to have that sense of attachment and bonding. It makes it easier to trust them, which is why it's nurtured, I'm sure. My dad didn't like to take pills. Was very suspicious of them, but ProCare worked with me so that the Xanax he wouldn't ordinarily have taken because 'blood sugar meds' or whatever we had to say to get the medication in him. The doctor was always easy to reach, and med adjustments were instant. A lot of agencies tend to treat caretakers like pesky annoyances to be swatted out of their way so the REAL MEDICAL GODS can step in and save the day. But with ProCare, my concerns and ideas were taken very seriously, if I said something wasn't going to work, they never questioned me, just did what was best for my dad. They didn't treat my suffering father like a junkie looking for a fix, as so many doctors do. If he or I said he was in pain, they gave him pain meds. Any medications related to the hospice diagnosis, supplies or devices we needed, ProCare arranged at no cost to us. They (the nurses, LVNs, social workers, doctors, whoever) usually came two or three times a week to check on him, but an on-call nurse was never hard to find and usually there within an hour. When the end was near, they were here every single day, and three times a week, they arranged for people to come in and take care of him for a few hours so I could sleep. When my father passed away, they handled everything. We had washed his body and dressed him in his favorite clothes by the times they got there, so they didn't need to help us with that, but they would have. They called the funeral home and had them come out to get him while we sat with him and tried to take in what was happening. A very sweet chaplain named Vincent was there to try to help us with the shock, and he wasn't preachy at all (for those of you who hate preachy). Made me wish he had a church of his own. You really can't get a better team of people for your loved one. The one snag involves me, and I didn't take a star away for this because they were there to take care of my dad, not me. My one caveat is not to expect any support from them once your loved one passes. It's been almost two weeks, and I haven't had a call or visit from anyone. It's hard, because you get attached and it would have been nice to talk to the people who knew him so well at the end, who worked so closely with you, who were in cahoots with you for the care of your loved one. But they don't get attached to you, so don't expect post-death support. And I know why they have to distance themselves- if they stay close to every family they care for, they'd be drowning in contacts. And they have to be available to care for the patients they can still help. I get that. Still, have a separate support system in place if you can, because ProCare can't be that for you.

We appreciated everything they did for us during this difficult time. The nurses made sure we…read moreunderstood everything that was happening. They not only took care of our loved one, but also ensured that my husband and I were supported as well. Their kindness was greatly appreciated.

Absolutely‼ care was wonderful & staff was professional, kind & responsive. My ( Soul ) sister of…read moreover 40 years was on hospice for 18 months. I can't say enough about this hospice!!! Ex

The nurses at Capital Hospice Care are so compassionate, knowledgeable and very kind. In the very…read moreemotional time of losing a loved one you have to have faith in those taking care of them. Our mom was never alone and she was kept comfortable and out of pain. We would highly recommend these angels. Lory, Hakim, Latreka are amazing souls.

My mother was with another hospice company for almost 2 years (with no breaks). I had so many…read moreissues with them and finally got smart and quit that hospice company. It was suggested I call Capital Hospice Care. I went to the facility and talked to Diana about my mother's situation. Diana was so comforting and said they would take on her care. R.N. Foster was incredible! R. N. Foster & Capital Hospice Care listened to what my mother's advanced directives stated & what the family wanted with no judgement. My only regret is I didn't know about Capital Hospice Care sooner. With all the negative press lately regarding hospice care, Capital Hospice Care is very caring. I never got the impression they were in business to rip off the system or families.

We used Angel Care just recently when my Grandmother was put on hospice. Once she was placed on…read morehospice care, Angel Care came out and did an assessment. They arranged for all the necessary equipment and medicines to be delivered to the senior care facility she was at. The lady my mom was in contact with told my mother to call her anytime and that she was available 24/7. This held true when a couple days later, my mom contacted her as my Grandma's condition had deteriorated and they sent out a nurse to be with her around the clock. We had the pleasure of working with Emma and Rosalyn, who were two of the most caring and dedicated nurses you'll ever meet. Their care for my Grandmother was gentle and thorough. They were there around the clock with our family and saw us through to the very end, making my Grandmother's transition and passing as painless and comfortable as possible. These two ladies are truly called to be in this profession as their interactions with the patient and family show their love for people and what amazing hearts they have. We are so blessed to have met them!

I CAN'T SAY ENOUGH GOOD THINGS ABOUT THIS COMPANY! I started using them when my mom started to…read morehave issues after a month long hospital stay. they came to her assisted living facility a few times a week to check on her and when her health started getting worse they were there 24/7! the staff was amazing! One particular nurse was LUCY! OUTSTANDING AND WONDERFUL CARE FROM HER! SHE IS AMAZING! They all were very caring and friendly and easy to reach at any time...LUCY was definitely above them all! Highly recommend this hospice facility...YOU WILL BE VERY HAPPY you gave your loved ones the best of the best care...

Forever Grateful to Healing Care Hospice for the Care They Gave My Dad…read more I don't even know where to begin in expressing the depth of my gratitude for Healing Care Hospice and their incredible team. When my dad's health began to decline and we were told it was time for hospice, my family was heartbroken and scared. We didn't know what to expect, and we wanted to make sure he would be surrounded by love, comfort, and dignity. From the very first moment Healing Care Hospice stepped in, we felt an enormous sense of peace. The nurses who cared for my dad were absolute angels. They treated him like he was their own family -- always gentle, patient, and respectful. They explained everything to us with compassion and honesty, making sure we understood what was happening every step of the way. It never felt rushed or routine; it felt deeply personal. Even during the hardest moments, their calm presence and kindness made such a difference. The aides and caregivers were just as amazing. They made sure my dad was clean, comfortable, and pain-free. They noticed the little things -- fixing his blanket, massaging his hands, talking softly to him when he couldn't respond -- small gestures that spoke volumes about their compassion. The social worker and chaplain also brought so much comfort, not just to my dad but to our entire family. They gave us emotional support, listened when we needed to talk, and helped us process everything we were feeling. It meant the world to have people who didn't just focus on medical care but truly cared for the human and spiritual side of what we were going through. One thing that stood out was the way the team communicated. They were always available -- day or night -- and made sure we never felt alone. Whether it was a question about medication, a sudden change in my dad's condition, or just needing reassurance, someone was always there to help with warmth and patience. When my dad passed, the hospice team was with us, guiding us gently through those final moments with compassion and respect. They handled everything with such grace, giving us space to say goodbye in peace. Even after, they checked in on us to see how we were doing, which meant so much. I can honestly say Healing Care Hospice helped my dad transition with comfort and dignity, and helped our family find peace in an incredibly painful time. They weren't just caregivers -- they became part of our family during those last weeks. To everyone at Healing Care Hospice: thank you from the bottom of my heart. You made an unbearable time a little easier, and you gave my dad the care and love he deserved. We will never forget what you did for us. If anyone reading this is searching for hospice care for a loved one, I can say with complete confidence that Healing Care Hospice is the kind of team you want by your side. They bring heart, compassion, and genuine humanity to every moment.

Healing Care Hospice was there for my father and our family during the last months of his life…read more Everyone on the team was professional, compassionate, and attentive. All the equipment my dad needed was delivered promptly and without any delays. The staff was always responsive, and care providers were sent to our home within just a few hours when needed. Thank you so much for helping us navigate this difficult time and for being there for us every step of the way.

On March 6th 2026 We were referred to Pacific Sun Hospice by Glendora Canyon Convelescent & also…read moreDr. Khedia who is my Brothers primary Doctor. Jennifer was our first contact from Pacific Sun. She came out within 1 hour of getting a call from my Brothers Facility to check on him and to evaluate him and get him started on Hospice. Jennifer has been such a blessing. She is so very informative, kind & caring about our feelings and also encouraging. Our Family is extremely happy with Pacific Sun Hospice and Jennifer Nursing Services. Thank you to all for the work they are doing

I have had Hospice care for our parents. My husband was in Hospice for 4 days. They answered all my…read morequestions, sent all his meds, machines, and sanitary needs, and above all walked me through everything they were going to do & did what they said. Thank you Terry Roberts