In-Home Hospice Care In Murrieta, CA

Living Waters Hospice provides compassionate, in-home hospice care for patients and families throughout Murrieta and nearby Riverside County communities. Our team visits patients wherever they’re currently living, including private residences, assisted living communities, residential care facilities, and nursing facilities.

When a loved one’s health needs begin to change, families may not know when to ask about hospice or what care will look like day to day. We take the time to answer your questions, explain the support available, and help your family understand the next steps without pressure.


Phone: 909-315-8113
Email: csr@lwhospiceca.com

Hospice Support for Murrieta Patients and Families Includes:

  • Regular nurse visits focused on comfort, symptom management, and medication support
  • Personal care assistance from hospice aides
  • Physician oversight and coordination with your loved one’s existing healthcare providers
  • Guidance and practical support from hospice social workers
  • Emotional and spiritual support based on each patient’s and family’s needs
  • Hospice-related medications, medical supplies, and equipment coordinated as part of care
  • Education and ongoing support for family members caring for a loved one

Hospice Care Where Your Loved One Feels Most at Home

Hospice care does not require a patient to leave the place they already call home. In Murrieta, Living Waters Hospice can provide care in private residences, assisted living communities, residential care facilities, and nursing facilities. Our team comes to the patient, helping manage comfort, coordinate care, and support the family while preserving familiar routines, surroundings, and the sense of connection that home provides.

Yes. Living Waters Hospice provides in-home hospice care for patients and families throughout Murrieta. Our team visits patients in private homes, assisted living communities, residential care settings, and nursing facilities so care can be provided wherever your loved one is most comfortable.

Yes. Families can contact Living Waters directly to ask questions and discuss what they are seeing at home. If hospice appears appropriate, our team can explain the next steps, perform the hospice assessment, and coordinate with your loved one’s healthcare providers.

Our on-staff physician is able to certify that the patient meets hospice eligibility requirements, but you do not need to wait for a formal referral before starting the conversation.

Yes. Most hospice care is provided where your loved one lives. Our team comes to you, coordinates the plan of care, and helps manage comfort and changing needs without requiring the family to relocate your loved one.

In most cases, yes. A patient may choose their regular doctor or nurse practitioner to remain involved as the attending medical professional while the hospice team manages comfort-focused care.

Living Waters coordinates with the patient’s existing providers so care remains connected and everyone understands the patient’s wishes and needs.

Yes. Hospice can be provided in assisted living communities and nursing facilities as well as private homes. Living Waters works alongside the facility’s staff so everyone involved understands the plan of care and the patient receives coordinated support.

Hospice generally covers medications, supplies, and medical equipment related to the patient’s terminal illness and comfort needs. Depending on the plan of care, this may include items such as a hospital bed, oxygen, a wheelchair, or other equipment that helps keep the patient safe and comfortable.

The hospice team determines what is needed, arranges delivery, and explains what is covered before care begins.

Family caregivers are an important part of hospice care, but they should not have to figure everything out alone. Our team provides education, answers questions, explains changes that may occur, and offers emotional, practical, and spiritual support throughout the process. Hospice care is designed to address the needs of both the patient and the people caring for them.

Once eligibility is confirmed and the patient or their representative chooses hospice, Living Waters can begin coordinating the plan of care, medications, equipment, and initial visits right away, typically within a day or two.

The exact timing depends on the patient’s needs and the details that must be arranged, but our team will explain the process clearly and work to avoid unnecessary delays.

You do not need to be certain before calling. Many families reach out because they have noticed changes, feel overwhelmed by increasing care needs, or simply want to understand their options.

Living Waters can listen to what has been happening, answer your questions, and help determine whether a hospice assessment would be appropriate. There is no obligation to begin care just because you ask for information.

For eligible patients, Medicare Part A generally covers hospice services provided by a Medicare-certified hospice. Medicaid and private insurance may also provide hospice benefits, depending on the patient’s coverage.

Some costs, such as room and board in a residential facility or small copayments for certain medications or respite services, may remain separate. Living Waters can review the patient’s coverage with your family and explain what to expect before care begins.

Talk To Living Waters About Hospice Care In Murrieta

If you have questions about hospice care or want to talk through your situation, our local hospice professionals are here to help. Our hospice team in Riverside provides care and support for families throughout Riverside County and the greater Inland Empire.

Phone: 909-315-8113
Email: csr@lwhospiceca.com

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