Causes: Health, Home Health Care, Hospices, Human Services
Mission: Our mission is to be the premiere provider of hospice, home health care, and palliative care services for patients and their caregivers needing care and support. We are dedicated to promoting wellness along the continuum of care, as well as preventing and treating distressing symptoms or conditions that might otherwise threaten the quality of life for our patients and families.
Results: Charitable gifts and donations supporting care services that enhance the quality of life for our patients, their families and the communities we serve. We use our charitable funds to meet the additional needs of terminally ill patients that are not covered by Medicare or Medi-Cal. Our grief support team hosts an annual, youth grief support weekend, By the Bay Camp. This camp is offered free to ages 6-17 who are grieving the loss of a loved one, providing a healing environment that mixes therapeutic activities and traditional camp fun.
Target demographics: Seriously and terminally ill patients eligible for hospice care, their families and the communities we serve.
Direct beneficiaries per year: More than 3500 patients, plus their family members, and offered education and information to the community.
Geographic areas served: Marin, San Francisco, N. San Mateo, Sonoma and S. Napa counties
Programs: A Bay Area, non-profit, home health care provider, By the Bay Health (formerly Hospice by the Bay) cares for seriously and terminally ill adults, children and teens, while providing support and education for their families and caregivers. Our expert clinical teams bring care to hospice patients in the comfort of their homes in Marin, San Francisco, N. San Mateo, Sonoma and S. Napa counties. Our professional grief counselors offer individual and group counseling to our hospice families and community members of all ages. Community education on end-of-life, advance care planning, and grief support is available to groups and individuals. No one who needs hospice care is turned away, regardless of insurance or ability to pay. Charitable funds support terminally ill patients in need. To support Bay Area patients and families too often underserved by hospice care, we provide care in Spanish and Chinese. We have also served the needs of the LGBTQ community since the 1970s.
Mission: Our mission is to be the premiere provider of hospice, home health care, and palliative care services for patients and their caregivers needing care and support. We are dedicated to promoting wellness along the continuum of care, as well as preventing and treating distressing symptoms or conditions that might otherwise threaten the quality of life for our patients and families.
Results: Charitable gifts and donations supporting care services that enhance the quality of life for our patients, their families and the communities we serve. We use our charitable funds to meet the additional needs of terminally ill patients that are not covered by Medicare or Medi-Cal. Our grief support team hosts an annual, youth grief support weekend, By the Bay Camp. This camp is offered free to ages 6-17 who are grieving the loss of a loved one, providing a healing environment that mixes therapeutic activities and traditional camp fun.
Target demographics: Seriously and terminally ill patients eligible for hospice care, their families and the communities we serve.
Direct beneficiaries per year: More than 3500 patients, plus their family members, and offered education and information to the community.
Geographic areas served: Marin, San Francisco, N. San Mateo, Sonoma and S. Napa counties
Programs: A Bay Area, non-profit, home health care provider, By the Bay Health (formerly Hospice by the Bay) cares for seriously and terminally ill adults, children and teens, while providing support and education for their families and caregivers. Our expert clinical teams bring care to hospice patients in the comfort of their homes in Marin, San Francisco, N. San Mateo, Sonoma and S. Napa counties. Our professional grief counselors offer individual and group counseling to our hospice families and community members of all ages. Community education on end-of-life, advance care planning, and grief support is available to groups and individuals. No one who needs hospice care is turned away, regardless of insurance or ability to pay. Charitable funds support terminally ill patients in need. To support Bay Area patients and families too often underserved by hospice care, we provide care in Spanish and Chinese. We have also served the needs of the LGBTQ community since the 1970s.
17 E. Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Larkspur, CA 94939
415-927-2273
Health
Larkspur
