Service Areas
When you are thinking about care at home, knowing where to start matters. If you are exploring hospice care or palliative care, you can visit or call our teams in Irvine and Palm Desert for guidance on eligibility, services, and next steps. If you need skilled nursing or therapy at home, contact our Glendale corporate office for Acacia Home Health Services.
We support families across Orange County, Riverside County, San Bernardino County, and Los Angeles County.
Start Here: Who To Call- Hospice or Palliative Care Questions:
Irvine (800) 993-9391 or Palm Desert (760) 898-4308. - Home Health Services:
Glendale Corporate (818) -241-2200.
Hospice & Palliative Care Offices
Visit or call the location that best supports your needs. Our hospice and palliative care teams are based in Irvine and Palm Desert. Our home health corporate office is in Glendale. We serve families across Orange County, Riverside County, San Bernardino County, Ventura County, San Diego County, and Los Angeles County.
Irvine OfficeAcacia Hospice & Palliative Services
Address: 17780 Fitch #201, Irvine, CA 92614
Phone: (800) 993-9391
Our Irvine team supports patients and caregivers seeking hospice or palliative care in Irvine and throughout Orange County. If you are exploring options for hospice in Irvine or hospice care in Orange County, we can help you understand eligibility, comfort-focused services, and how visits work.
Palm Desert OfficeAcacia Hospice of The Desert
Address: 75108 Gerald Ford Dr #3, Palm Desert, CA 92211
Phone: (760) 898-4308
Our Palm Desert location serves patients and families in the Coachella Valley and across Riverside County. If you are searching for hospice in Palm Desert or hospice care in Coachella Valley, our team will walk you through what to expect, how insurance works, and how we coordinate with your physician.
Home Health Corporate Office
Glendale Corporate OfficeAcacia Home Health Services
Address: 1616 Victory Blvd., Suite 205, Glendale, CA 91201
Phone: (818) -241-2200
Please contact our Glendale corporate office for information about Acacia Home Health Services. For an overview of skilled nursing, therapy, and at-home recovery services, visit our page here.
Where We Provide Care
Our hospice and palliative care teams support adults and their families across these communities:
Los Angeles County
- Glendale
- Palmdale
- Pomona
- West Covina
- Torrance
- Downey
- Pasadena
- Santa Clarita
- Long Beach
- Los Angeles
If you are unsure whether your city is included, call the office nearest you. We will confirm availability and coordinate a timely start of care.
How We Help When You Call
- We listen to your goals, symptoms, and concerns, then explain hospice and palliative options in clear language.
- We confirm whether you might qualify for services and outline what a start of care could look like.
- We coordinate with your physician and provide guidance on what to expect at home.
- We can arrange an informational visit by phone or in person, so you feel supported before making decisions.
Selecting The Right Service
- Hospice Care: Comfort-focused support for people with a life-limiting illness who prefer to focus on quality of life.
- Palliative Care: Symptom relief and support at any stage of a serious illness, alongside curative treatments.
- Home Health: Skilled nursing and therapy after surgery, hospitalization, or illness.
If you would like help deciding which service fits your situation, our care coordination team can guide you.
Our Commitment To You
Our mission is to provide comfort, assurance, and care to our patients and their families. Whether you need hospice services Irvine, hospice services Palm Desert, or guidance anywhere in Riverside, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, or Orange County, we will meet you with compassion and clear next steps.
Talk With Our Care Team
Talk with a hospice team member today. Call our Irvine office at (800) 993-9391 or our Palm Desert office at (760) 898-4308. On your first call, we will listen to your goals and symptoms, explain hospice and palliative options in clear language, check likely eligibility and insurance, coordinate with your physician, and outline a realistic start-of-care timeline.
