About Us

Santa Barbara Hospice and Palliative Care is a reliable center that provides high-quality hospice care and expertise. Whether you choose to get care at home or in a special hospice facility, our services will improve your life quality, relieve pain and symptoms. 

Our mission is to make terminally ill patients fully live and enjoy their remaining life without suffering from standard invasive medical treatments. 

Santa Barbara Hospice and Palliative Care becomes part of the family and takes care of both the patients and caregivers. We offer grief assistance and continue work with the caregivers when the patients pass away. 

We provide individual and customized services to best meet the patients’ physical, psychological, emotional, and spiritual needs. Our patients live their lives to the fullest with their family and friends.

Four Levels of Care

Routine Home Care

This is the most common hospice care that most hospice patients rely on. The services are available wherever the patient needs, whether at home, hospice facilities, nursing homes, etc.

Portrait of adult woman lovingly caring for her elderly father at home while spending time together
Care nurse serving dinner to a senior woman at home

Continuous Home Care

This is the next level of hospice care for comparatively more severe cases. For this level, hospice services are available 24/7 to continuously care for the patients and manage their symptoms and pain.

Respite Care

This level of hospice care is more for caregivers to take a break from the heavy responsibilities of caring for the patient. During this level, the patient is taken to a hospice facility or similar care center to give the caregivers some days of rest.

Nursing home care concept. The healthy nurse helping support and checking the elderly male
Providing care for elderly. Doctor visiting elderly patient at home.

General Inpatient Care

This level is for the patients whose symptoms are no longer possible to manage at home. The main goal of this level is to stabilize symptoms and relieve pain so that patients can return to the first levels of hospice care.