— Services
We don't provide the care ourselves. We explain your options honestly and introduce you to licensed providers we trust — free of charge, in your language.
At home
A nurse, aide, or therapist comes to your home for a set period of time after a hospital stay, a new diagnosis, or a change in medication. Usually short-term and often covered by Medicare when a doctor orders it.
Good when someone is recovering and needs skilled medical help at home.
Comfort care
Comfort-focused support for a loved one with a serious illness, along with medicine, equipment, and emotional support for the whole family — at home or wherever they live.
Good when the goal shifts from curing to comfort and dignity.
Where they live
A licensed residential home which cares for a small number of residents with help with meals, bathing, dressing, and supervision — quieter and more personal than a large facility.
Good when living alone is no longer safe.
— Side by side
| Home Health Care | Hospice Care | Board & Care Homes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main goal | Recover or stabilize | Comfort and dignity | Daily living support |
| Where | In your own home | Wherever the person lives | A small licensed home |
| Who comes | Nurses, therapists, aides | Nurse, aide, social worker, chaplain | On-site caregivers |
| Typical length | A few weeks | Months, renewable | Ongoing |
| Doctor's order | Required | Required | Not required |
| Usually paid by | Medicare / insurance | Medicare / Medi-Cal | Private pay or Medi-Cal |
Rules and coverage vary by plan and county. One call is faster than a week of reading.
— What we help with
Home health and hospice benefits go unused every year, often because the information never reaches families in a language and format they trust. That's what we're here to change.
Our video guides, phone advice, and provider matching are always free for patients and families. Call any time — you are never obligated to use anyone we introduce you to.
Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm · Se habla español · Californiacareconnect03@gmail.com