Comfort-focused, deeply personal end-of-life care at home, from certified nursing assistants supervised by registered nurses, working hand in hand with your hospice team, by day and through the night.
There is no rehearsal for the final chapter. There is only being there, gently, fully, and without hurry.
When a loved one is nearing the end of life, families want two things at once: for their person to be comfortable, and for themselves to simply be present. Our end-of-life home care makes room for both. A calm, certified caregiver attends to every personal need, keeps the room peaceful, and notices the small changes that matter, so you can hold a hand instead of managing a schedule.
We serve families across Orange County and the Inland Empire, in the home, in assisted living, and at the bedside in a hospital or care facility.
Hospice is a beautiful benefit, but hospice visits are scheduled, and the hours between them are where families feel the weight. Premium Care fills those hours with skilled, steady hands, coordinating closely with your hospice nurse so everyone follows one plan of care.
Comfort-focused care is made of small, attentive acts, done with dignity and done well. Every caregiver is a CDPH-certified nursing assistant, supervised by a registered nurse.
Bed baths, hair and nail care, fresh linens and dressing in favorite clothes, always unhurried and always private.
Regular turning and careful positioning with pillows and wedges to ease pressure and protect delicate skin.
Moistening lips and mouth, offering sips and favorite tastes as appetite fades, and keeping your loved one fresh.
Soft light, favorite music, familiar photographs and quiet. We tend the atmosphere as carefully as the person.
Changes in breathing, restlessness or comfort are noted and reported promptly to your hospice nurse and family.
Reading aloud, holding a hand, sitting quietly. No one should feel alone, and no one has to.
Needs change quickly at the end of life. Care can begin with a few hours a day and gently expand to overnight vigil or round-the-clock, live-in support as the moment asks.
Fresh linens, personal care and repositioning, with a calm handoff of the night's notes to family.
Comfort care continues while family and friends visit, rest or step out, knowing someone is there.
Quiet routines, soft music and a peaceful room as the house slows down for the night.
An awake caregiver at the bedside, so your family can sleep, and no one keeps watch alone.
Caring for someone you love at the end of life is an act of devotion, and it is exhausting. Our role is to carry the practical weight so your family can spend these days being a family.
Sleep through the night, shower, eat a real meal or step outside, knowing your loved one is in certified hands. Learn about respite care.
Same-day updates to the family and the hospice nurse, so the people who love them always know how the day went. See how we coordinate care.
We follow your family's traditions, welcome clergy and visitors, and respect every wish your loved one has shared.
Helping your loved one record stories, write a letter, look through photographs or hear a favorite song once more.
Care continues wherever your loved one is: at home, in assisted living, or as a private sitter in the hospital or a care facility.
Calm, familiar routines for loved ones living with Alzheimer's or dementia through their final chapter. Explore memory care support.
Yes. Our certified nursing assistants provide comfort-focused, non-medical end-of-life care at home, including personal care, repositioning, mouth and skin care, companionship and overnight vigil, under the supervision of a registered nurse and in coordination with your hospice team.
Yes. Many families who need end-of-life care at home are also receiving hospice. Hospice provides the medical care and scheduled visits; our caregivers provide hands-on support in the hours between, follow the hospice plan of care, and report changes to the hospice nurse.
No. Premium Care is a licensed, non-medical home care organization. We do not provide medical, hospice or palliative treatment. We partner with the hospice or palliative care provider you choose and can help you start that conversation if you have not chosen one yet.
Yes. We offer overnight care with an awake caregiver, as well as 24-hour and live-in care, and can increase hours as needs change during the final weeks.
We understand that time matters. End-of-life requests are prioritized, and we will tell you on the first call how soon a caregiver can begin. Call (909) 284-8657 or contact us.
Yes. Our caregivers can provide bedside companionship and personal care in assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing settings, or sit with your loved one during a hospital stay.
Many long-term care insurance policies cover non-medical in-home care, and we help with the claim paperwork so your benefits are used. Learn how long-term care insurance works.
Our caregiver can remain with the family in the hours after a passing, and we can continue companionship and household support for a surviving spouse. Your hospice team also provides bereavement support.
Comfort-focused end-of-life care at home, overnight vigil and respite for hospice families, from certified nursing assistants supervised by registered nurses.
Premium Care provides end-of-life care in these communities across Orange County, the Inland Empire and the Coachella Valley. Call (909) 284-8657 to confirm coverage for your home.
We’ll listen, meet your loved one, and design care around them. Complimentary, with no obligation.
Serving Orange County & the Inland Empire