Bristol Hospice - East Bay

Mikayla provides in-home care for my mom, who has advanced dementia. Even though it's a relatively new arrangement, she has already made a wonderful impression. She is incredibly kind and patient with my mom, and while mom doesn't know who she is, she now seems feels safe with Mikayla. This gives me immense peace of mind. Mikayla is always punctual, reliable, and is open to suggestions on how to best help mom. Her visits give me a much-needed break, and I am so grateful for her consistent and compassionate care!

We are incredibly thankful for the care our hospice nurse, Aleisa (Ice), provides. She is knowledgeable, attentive, and consistently responsive to our needs. She manages medications carefully, always keeps us informed, and ensures our loved ones are comfortable at all times. Her professionalism, combined with her compassion, makes an incredibly difficult experience more manageable. We highly recommend her to anyone seeking hospice care.

You can be the best marketer in hospice, but without a great nurse, it’s all for nothing. Jo is an exceptional nurse who provides outstanding care and communicates consistently and effectively. We truly appreciate everything you do for our community !!

Jot Kaur and Lam Schaeffer are REAL LIFE ANGELS!!!! There are no words that can express my gratitude to these 2 AMAZING SOULS!!!! They have taken care of my stepmother like she was part of their own family. They go above and beyond making sure that my stepmother is safe and well cared for. They are easy to reach, always return my calls immediately, and make me feel like I am the only client they have!!!! They make my stepmother feel loved. Jot Kaur and Lam Schaeffer are one of a kind and have found their callings. THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART!!!!! XOXOXOXOXOXO

I thought the overall experience with Bristol Hospice was a very good one.The primary goal of assisting my sister to a peaceful passing was met or exceeded. Prolonging her biological functions were definitely not in her best interests. I thought the initial introduction via video cell phone could have been a little more organized, but it all worked out. I could not tell who were nurses and who were social workers. Also I was a bit confused at first with who to call to find out the status of my sister at a particular time. Anyway the most important function was to provide a peaceful, comfortable experience for my sister, and I had the sense that that was achieved.