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Around-the-clock hospice care in a peaceful, homelike setting where patients and families can focus on comfort and time together.
To make a payment for Mission House room and board, please call (415) 927-2273 and ask for our Billing Department.
Choosing hospice care is difficult and so is caring for a loved one. Mission Hospice has created a wealth of resources for families and caregivers.
Consistent hospice care centered on comfort, dignity, connection, and the needs of the entire family.
Mission House provides 24-hour professional hospice care for patients whose symptoms require intensive management. Our experienced team continually responds to changing needs with the goal of maintaining comfort and quality of life.
Mission House offers six private rooms, each with a private bathroom and outside entrance. Bright common areas and peaceful gardens provide comfortable spaces where patients and loved ones can spend time together.
End-of-life care involves more than managing physical symptoms. Mission House provides physical, emotional, and spiritual support shaped around each patient’s individual needs, values, beliefs, and wishes.
Family support is central to care at Mission House. Loved ones are encouraged to visit and spend time together, with comfortable spaces designed to make those moments feel as natural, private, and meaningful as possible.
When caregivers need additional help, Mission House can provide short-term respite stays. Our team takes responsibility for the patient’s around-the-clock care, giving loved ones an opportunity to rest knowing they are in compassionate hands.
Mission Hospice continues to support families as needs change and after a loved one dies. Grief counseling, groups, workshops, and other resources help loved ones find support and connection through loss.
Experienced hospice professionals and trained volunteers work to provide around-the-clock comfort and support for patients and families.
Monitors symptoms, provides clinical care, administers medications, and responds to changing needs to help patients remain as comfortable as possible.
Provides medical oversight and works with the care team to manage complex symptoms and ensure each patient’s plan reflects their needs and goals.
Provides compassionate assistance with personal care and everyday needs, helping patients remain comfortable, clean, and supported.
Offers emotional and practical support while helping patients and families navigate concerns, decisions, resources, and changing needs.
Provides compassionate, nonjudgmental support based on each patient’s individual beliefs, values, traditions, and sources of meaning.
Provide companionship and additional support for patients and families while helping make Mission House a welcoming and caring environment.
Supports patients and loved ones through anticipatory grief and provides ongoing resources and support for families following a death.
From determining whether Mission House is right for you to providing around-the-clock care, our team supports patients and families every step of the way.
Our team works with you, your family, and your physician to understand your symptoms, care needs, and individual circumstances and determine whether Mission House is an appropriate option.
Admission depends on each patient’s needs and room availability. Our team helps coordinate the transition and answers questions so patients and families know what to expect.
Once at Mission House, patients receive professional hospice care around the clock, with symptom management and physical, emotional, and spiritual support.
Throughout the stay, family and friends are encouraged to spend time with their loved one while our team provides guidance, reassurance, and support.
Find answers to common questions about Mission House, eligibility, care, stays, and support for patients and families.
Mission House is Mission Hospice’s six-bed hospice house in Redwood City. It provides professional, 24-hour hospice care and family support in a peaceful, homelike environment for patients who need more intensive care than can be provided at home.
Mission House is designed for hospice patients at the end of life who need intensive, around-the-clock symptom management that cannot be provided at home. Short-term stays may also be available when a family caregiver needs respite.
Mission House is located in Redwood City, California, off Woodside Road. Its central Peninsula location provides patients and families with a comfortable alternative when receiving hospice care at home is not possible.
Every patient’s situation is different. Depending on their needs, patients may stay at Mission House for a few weeks to a few months. Shorter stays may also be available when caregivers need temporary respite.
Yes. Mission House is designed with the whole family in mind. Friends and family are welcome and encouraged to visit and spend time with their loved one, with common areas and gardens providing additional places to gather.
Each patient has a private room and bathroom with its own outside entrance. Room and board also includes meals, personal assistance, housekeeping, and other services designed to make the stay as comfortable as possible.
For most patients, the medical portion of hospice care is covered by insurance. Room and board is a separate daily expense. Donations and grants help Mission Hospice support patients who are unable to pay and provide care beyond what insurance reimburses.
Learn more about Mission House, discuss your family’s needs, or find out if a stay may be appropriate.