Areas we serve
Hospice care across Los Angeles County
Hospice of Grace is based in Arcadia, at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains, and serves all of Los Angeles County and surrounding areas. One team, one office, and a phone that reaches a person.
Our team can help confirm availability for your location and care needs. Tell us the city and the situation, and our team can explain what the visit plan would look like and what happens after hours.
Based in Arcadia
Our office sits on Foothill Boulevard, and our clinical team works from this building. That is where the paperwork is handled, where equipment is arranged, and where the nurses and aides begin and end their days.
Being one team in one place has an advantage families notice: the people who admit you are the people who keep coming back. There is no branch to hand you off to and no rotating agency at the door.
Where we are based
Arcadia, California
Our office is here, at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains.
351 E Foothill Blvd, Arcadia, California 91006
Regional guides for Los Angeles County
The county is large and varied: mountains, harbor, coastline, and dozens of cities. These guides explain how hospice care is arranged in each part of it, and what a family living there should expect.
San Gabriel Valley
Hospice of Grace is based in Arcadia, near the foothills at the center of the San Gabriel Valley. This is the part of the county we know best.
Los Angeles
Los Angeles is a city inside Los Angeles County, not the whole county. That distinction matters when you are arranging care, because the address decides almost everything.
Glendale & Burbank
Glendale and Burbank sit west of the San Gabriel Valley, across the Verdugo Mountains. Much of the hospice care here begins at the end of a hospital stay.
Gateway Cities
The Gateway Cities run along the southeast of the county: Whittier, Pico Rivera, Downey, Norwalk, Bellflower, Lakewood, and Long Beach among them.
Communities we visit most
Each of these cities has its own page: how care at home works there, the local details that change a care plan, and the questions families in that city tend to ask.
Arcadia
Our office is here, at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains.
Pasadena
The valley’s medical center, where many hospice admissions begin after a hospital stay.
Altadena
Foothill neighborhoods north of Pasadena, where care at home has to account for the mountains.
Sierra Madre
A small foothill city with narrow streets and a strong instinct to stay home.
Monrovia
Old Town, the foothills, and a mix of family homes and residential care settings.
Duarte
A small city in the eastern valley, home to a major cancer center and the families it serves.
La Cañada Flintridge
Canyon roads, hillside homes, and a strong preference for care at home.
Temple City
Quiet residential blocks, single-story homes, and households that often include several generations.
San Gabriel
A dense, historic city with a hospital in the middle of it.
Alhambra
A dense, walkable city with a hospital corridor and a lot of multifamily housing.
Rosemead
Between Alhambra and El Monte, with a lot of apartment living and households that work long days.
South Pasadena
A small, walkable city where care usually happens in long-held family homes.
San Marino
Large homes, quiet streets, and households that often include private caregivers.
El Monte
A large, dense city in the center of the valley with its own hospital.
Baldwin Park
A working city on the 10 corridor with a major medical center of its own.
Covina
The eastern valley, with a restored downtown and hospitals of its own.
Azusa
At the mouth of the San Gabriel Canyon, where summer heat and foothill access shape care.
Every city in the county sits inside our published service area. If yours is not listed, call. Availability for your address is confirmed on that call, and nobody is asked to commit to anything to get an answer.
Questions worth asking any hospice, including us
- 01
Which services do you provide directly, and which do you arrange with another organization?
- 02
How quickly can someone come to this address after hours, and what can they arrange?
- 03
Who answers the phone at night, and what can that person arrange for us?
- 04
If our situation changes quickly, what would you be able to do?
The full questions and answers cover eligibility, cost, and the first days of care, and there is a referral route for clinicians and discharge planners.
Tell us where you are
One call answers the practical questions: whether we serve that address, what the visit plan would look like, and what happens after hours. (818) 351-5250.
Call us at (818) 351-5250