Our Organizations
Our Organizations
Mission Hospice is proud to be affiliated with By the Bay Health and Hope Hospice, bringing together three nonprofit organizations with a shared commitment to compassionate, community-based care.
Together, we build on our local strengths, expand access to essential services, and help ensure a strong future for nonprofit hospice and palliative care.
While each organization serves its own communities and maintains its unique identity, all three share the common purpose of delivering exceptional care while preserving the values of independent nonprofit healthcare.
Founded in 1975, By the Bay Health serves patients and families throughout the Bay Area with hospice care, palliative care, pediatric care, home health care, grief support, and community programs. As the parent organization, By the Bay Health provides strategic leadership and shared resources that strengthen the broader network.
Mission Hospice has deep roots in its community and a long-standing reputation for compassionate end-of-life care. As part of the broader organization, Mission Hospice continues to serve patients under its trusted local brand while benefiting from shared expertise and operational support.
Hope Hospice remains dedicated to serving its local communities with the same compassionate care that families have relied on for years. Its unique identity, relationships, and community presence remain central to its mission while being strengthened through the broader organization.
Across all three organizations, patients and families can expect the same commitment to nonprofit values, compassionate care, clinical excellence, community engagement, and patient-centered decision making. We share best practices, expertise, resources, and operational support while remaining deeply connected to the unique needs of the communities each organization serves.
Joining together doesn’t mean losing what makes each organization unique. Mission Hospice and Hope Hospice continue serving their communities under their trusted names while preserving local relationships and the legacy families know. Together, we’re stronger while honoring the identity and community roots of each organization.
Healthcare is changing rapidly, and many nonprofit hospice organizations face increasing financial and operational pressures.
Across the country, independent nonprofit hospices are facing consolidation, acquisitions, and growing competition from large for-profit organizations, including private equity-backed providers. These changes can make it difficult for community-based organizations to remain independent while continuing to invest in patient care.
Our model provides an alternative. By bringing mission-aligned nonprofit organizations together, we create greater stability, scale, and sustainability while preserving local governance, community trust, and nonprofit values.
Together, we are building a stronger future for nonprofit hospice and palliative care. Shared resources allow organizations to focus more energy on patients and families while reducing the administrative burdens that can threaten long-term independence.
Shared services create efficiencies that allow local organizations to spend more time caring for people and less time managing complexity.
Organizations gain access to centralized support in finance, accounting, compliance, technology, human resources, and operations, reducing duplication and creating greater efficiency.
Shared marketing, communications, and fundraising resources help organizations increase visibility, strengthen donor relationships, and expand community impact without building large internal teams.
Care teams benefit from shared knowledge, clinical best practices, professional development opportunities, and broader organizational expertise while maintaining local decision-making.
When administrative functions are shared, more organizational energy can be directed toward what matters most: delivering exceptional care and support to patients and families.
Whether you’re seeking care, exploring a career, making a donation, or interested in partnership opportunities, we invite you to learn more about each organization.
If your organization is interested in preserving its nonprofit mission while strengthening long-term sustainability, we’d welcome a conversation about partnership opportunities and shared services.