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Whether you’re seeking care, making a referral, or supporting a loved one, we’re here to help.

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Select the option that best matches your needs, and we’ll connect you with the right team.

Start care or learn more about By the Bay Health services.

24-Hour Help for Patients and Families

By the Bay Health offers eight week grief support groups.

Other Inquiries

We are not a crisis center. Our grief support services are available during business hours only. Below are some crisis hotlines available to support you as well:

Have other inquiries for By the Bay Health?

Peninsula Office & Santa Clara County

66 Bovet Road, Suite 100
San Mateo, CA 94402

Phone: (650) 554-1000
Fax (650) 554-1001

Volunteer Information

We welcome new volunteers! If you’re interested in learning more about volunteering with Mission Hospice, contact Volunteer Services Director Claire Sweet at (415) 760-9992 or by email.

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For questions about current, former, or prospective patients, please call us instead of emailing or filling out the form.

Phone conversations help protect confidential health information and ensure your privacy.

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Regional Emergency Information

If a natural disaster or community emergency affects our service area, use the resources below for updates and assistance.

Emergency Phone Numbers

General: (650) 554-1000

Radio Stations

KCBS-AM 740 or call (415) 765-4000

KGO-AM 810 or call (415) 478-3810

KQED: 88.5 FM

Local Emergency Information

For local emergency updates, contact your police or fire department or follow guidance from your county emergency management agency.​