Are you looking for hospice care in the Bay Area? Suncrest provides compassionate, in-home hospice services throughout San Francisco, Fremont, Walnut Creek, and the entire Bay Area. Our team focuses on comfort, dignity, and quality of life for every patient and family.
We create a customized plan of care for each of our Bay Area hospice patients, taking a holistic approach to address their individual needs. Our hospice care team is composed of doctors, registered nurses, social workers, bereavement specialists, therapists, chaplains and skilled volunteers, all of whom are specially trained in caring for those who are approaching the end of life.
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By far the best Hospice provider in our local market. The intake teams are prompt with getting services started and the care providers are 5-star quality. As a Senior Living... read more
Jessica Fowler
June 10, 2023Excellent service in person and over the phone. Love that they work 7 days a week and are always so quick to respond. The people who work for the company... read more
Elizabeth Bustamante
June 10, 2019Suncrest is full of amazing people. The employees are one big family. The people really care and it shows in how they handle each person they come in contact with.
Mandy Pim
June 10, 2018 -
Suncrest hospice is the BEST!!!
Kristina Garza
June 10, 2018Highly recommend! The Suncrest team was very professional and provided incredible care for my father during his final weeks of life. Sarah was such a gift to our family- her... read more
Meghan Coakley
June 10, 2022I love the service. They super supportive and good listeners. Highly recommended.
Jodi Satorre-Aquino
May 10, 2025 -
Suncrest Hospice knows how to take care of its employees & clients. They ensure that all members of the team are well supported to provide the best possible care.
T Carrillo
June 10, 2018I am so blessed/thankful for the Suncrest Family. They truly care about their staff and provide exceptional clinical care.
Theresa
June 10, 2018My wife, Elizabeth, received excellent care from Suncrest Hospice during her stay at the Forum Skilled Nursing. She passed in comfort and dignity. I am grateful to the Forum and... read more
Jerome Fischbein
June 10, 2024
Ready to start hospice care in the Bay Area?
Call our hospice specialists at (415) 795-8824 (San Francisco), (408) 900-8838 (Fremont), or (925) 357-8262 (Walnut Creek), or fill out the online form now.
Insurance Plans Accepted at Suncrest Hospice Bay Area
We accept a wide range of insurance plans to make hospice care accessible for families in the Bay Area.
| Aetna | Health Plan of San Mateo | Triwest |
| Blue Cross Blue Shield | John Muir Healthy Employee EPO | Valley Health Plan |
| Cigna | Kaiser Permanente | United Health |
| Medicare | Medi-Cal | Western Health Advantage |
| Molina | NEMS | Stanford Healthcare Alliance |
| Alameda Alliance | Chinese Community Health Plan | Contra Costa Health Plan |
| Health Net |
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We accept Medicare, Medi-Cal, and most insurances. Serving families across the Bay Area.
Benefits of Choosing Suncrest Hospice Bay Area
- In-home hospice care across the Bay Area
- Full team of local hospice nurses, physicians, and support staff
- 24/7 nurse access for urgent needs—every day
- Covered by Medicare, Medi-Cal, and most private insurance
- Quick admission, usually within hours
- All pain medication, supplies, and equipment delivered to your home
Services Provided by Suncrest Hospice Bay Area
Our care team delivers a complete range of supportive and comfort-focused services for patients and families across the Bay Area.
| Bay Area Hospice Care | Skilled Nursing | Volunteer Services |
| Home Health | Social Work | Physical Therapy |
| Physician Services | Medical Equipment, Medications and Supplies | Occupational Therapy |
| Speech Therapy | Wound Care | Bereavement Counseling |
| Respite Care | Chronic Disease Management | Pain and Symptom Management |
| Patient and Caregiver Education | Hospice Aide Services |
Hospice Care in the Bay Area, California
How Bay Area Hospice Care Works
1. Request Your Free Consultation
Contact our Bay Area hospice team at (415) 795-8824 or (408) 900-8838, or use our secure online form. A local nurse will answer your questions and schedule a fast, convenient visit.
2. Home Assessment & Custom Care Plan
Our hospice nurse comes to your home (or facility) in San Francisco, Fremont, Walnut Creek, or your city. We discuss your needs, explain hospice options, and handle all paperwork.
3. Begin In-Home Hospice Care
Hospice services start quickly—often the same day. We deliver medications, supplies, and offer around-the-clock support by your local Suncrest team.
Join Our Bay Area Team Today!
All qualified individuals are encouraged to apply at any time. If you are interested in joining our team, please contact your desired office or simply submit your résumé to info@www.suncrestcare.com.
Open Positions
Bay Area Communities We Serve
Our three Bay Area offices provide hospice care throughout the nine-county San Francisco Bay region. We serve families in:
San Francisco and Peninsula
- San Francisco (all neighborhoods)
- Daly City, South San Francisco, Pacifica
- San Mateo, Burlingame, Millbrae
- Redwood City, San Carlos, Belmont
- Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Atherton
East Bay
- Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda
- Fremont, Newark, Union City
- San Leandro, Castro Valley, Hayward
- Walnut Creek, Concord, Pleasant Hill
- Martinez, Pittsburg, Brentwood, Antioch
- Richmond, El Cerrito, Albany
South Bay
- San Jose, Sunnyvale, Santa Clara
- Milpitas, Mountain View, Cupertino
- Los Gatos, Saratoga, Campbell
- Gilroy, Morgan Hill
North Bay and Wine Country
- Marin County communities
- Napa, St. Helena, Yountville
- Sonoma, Petaluma
- Vallejo, Benicia
Other Communities
- Livermore, Pleasanton, Dublin
- Tracy, Manteca
- Dixon, Suisun City
If you don’t see your Bay Area community listed, please contact us. Service areas are subject to change.
Serving the Bay Area’s Rapidly Aging Population
The San Francisco Bay Area’s senior population is growing faster than any other demographic group, creating increased demand for quality hospice services. Understanding these trends helps us better serve our diverse community:
- 1.3 million seniors: As of 2019, approximately 1.3 million Bay Area residents are age 65 and older
- 8.7% growth since 2020: The 65+ age group was the only demographic to increase from 2020 to 2023, growing 8.7% while other age groups declined
- Projected 2.9 million by 2060: The Bay Area’s senior population is expected to more than double in the coming decades, reaching 2.9 million older adults by 2060—a 120% increase
- Seniors outnumber children: In Marin, Napa, Sonoma, and San Francisco counties, residents age 65+ already outnumber children under 18
- Marin County leads: 25% of Marin County residents are 65 or older, one of the highest percentages in California
- Culturally diverse aging population: Among Bay Area seniors, 65.3% identify as white, 26.1% as Asian, and 5.9% as Black, reflecting the region’s incredible diversity
Our Bay Area team understands the unique needs of the region’s diverse communities—from Chinatown and Japantown to the Mission District and Little Saigon, from Peninsula suburbs to East Bay neighborhoods. We respect cultural traditions and work with families to provide care that honors their values and beliefs around end-of-life.
Sources: Axios SF – Bay Area Aging Population, On Lok – Profile of Older Adults in Bay Area
Understanding the Bay Area’s Unique Hospice Care Needs
Providing hospice in the Bay Area comes with unique considerations that our team navigates daily:
Housing Diversity
We serve families in San Francisco Victorian flats, high-rise condos in downtown Oakland, single-family homes in suburban Walnut Creek, and everything in between. From Marin hillside estates to East Bay apartment complexes, our team is experienced providing care across all housing types.
Tech Industry Caregivers
Many Bay Area families balance caregiving with demanding tech jobs in San Francisco, San Jose, and the Peninsula. Adult children often work long hours with intense schedules, making home-based hospice care essential for maintaining both career and family responsibilities.
Cultural and Linguistic Diversity
The Bay Area is home to thriving Chinese, Filipino, Vietnamese, Indian, Latino, Japanese, Korean, and many other communities—each with distinct traditions around death, dying, and family care. Our team respects varying cultural practices regarding:
- Family involvement in decision-making
- Communication preferences about prognosis
- Traditional healing practices alongside medical care
- Spiritual and religious rituals
- Dietary preferences and restrictions
- Mourning customs and memorial traditions
Geographic Challenges
From San Francisco’s steep hills to rural areas of Napa Valley, from dense urban neighborhoods to spread-out suburbs, the Bay Area’s geography presents unique challenges. We bring hospice care directly to you—eliminating transportation difficulties during difficult times.
High Cost of Living Impact
The Bay Area’s high housing costs mean many seniors are “house rich, cash poor”—owning homes but living on limited fixed incomes. Medicare-covered hospice care eliminates financial barriers, ensuring everyone receives quality end-of-life care regardless of income.
Progressive Healthcare Preferences
Bay Area families often seek care that honors personal autonomy, dignity, and quality of life. Many are familiar with advance directives, POLST forms, and California’s End of Life Option Act. Our team respects these values and provides guidance aligned with your preferences.
FAQs About Hospice Care in the Bay Area
What areas do you serve for hospice care in the Bay Area?
Suncrest Hospice provides in-home care in San Francisco, Fremont, Walnut Creek, and surrounding Bay Area cities.
Is hospice care in the Bay Area fully covered by insurance?
Yes. Hospice services are covered by Medicare, Medi-Cal, and most private insurance plans. We handle all paperwork and authorizations for you.
What services are included in Bay Area hospice care?
We provide pain management, symptom relief, emotional support, spiritual care, and family counseling—all at home.
How soon can hospice care start in the Bay Area?
Admissions happen quickly. Many families start services the same day they call.
