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Eternal Life Hospice is headquartered in Westlake Village — at the heart of the Conejo Valley. We provide physician-supported hospice care for eligible patients and families throughout Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, Newbury Park, Agoura Hills, Oak Park and the surrounding communities of this valley.
Our office address is 4165 E Thousand Oaks Blvd, Westlake Village — placing Eternal Life Hospice at the geographic center of the Conejo Valley. Families in this community do not wait for care to travel from a distant county office; our nurses, social workers and care aides are already here. We provide Medicare-certified, physician-supported hospice care at home, in assisted-living communities and in skilled-nursing facilities throughout the valley.
The Conejo Valley — named for the rolling oak-studded hills that cradle Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, Newbury Park, Agoura Hills and Oak Park — is a close-knit region where families are deeply connected to their community. When a family here begins a hospice conversation, the response comes from a team that already knows the valley: its roads, its senior living communities, its hospitals.
Los Robles Regional Medical Center, located in Thousand Oaks, is the primary acute-care hospital for much of the valley. Our team coordinates directly with its social workers and discharge planners so that transitions from an inpatient stay to home-based hospice care are smooth and unhurried. Families can expect the same clinical team to follow through from admission to every subsequent visit.
We also serve patients residing in the valley’s assisted-living and memory-care communities, working alongside each facility’s own staff to layer a specialized hospice layer of care onto existing services.
Hospice is appropriate when a patient and their physicians agree that comfort is the right priority. Common signs that a conversation with a hospice team may be timely include:
Eligibility requires a clinical evaluation and physician certification. Call 805.953.7273 and we will guide you through the process clearly.
Review the First 48 Hours of Hospice Care for a complete walkthrough of what to expect when care begins.
Most Medicare-covered hospice services have little to no out-of-pocket cost. Limited copayments may apply in specific circumstances. Coverage depends on eligibility, the terminal diagnosis and the individualized plan of care. Learn about Medicare hospice coverage.
Physicians, discharge planners and care coordinators at Los Robles Regional Medical Center, skilled-nursing facilities and assisted-living communities throughout the Conejo Valley can refer an eligible patient for hospice evaluation through our professional pathway.
Refer a Hospice Patient →Yes — and our office is here. Eternal Life Hospice is headquartered at 4165 E Thousand Oaks Blvd in Westlake Village, placing us at the geographic center of the Conejo Valley. We provide hospice care throughout Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, Newbury Park, Agoura Hills, Oak Park and surrounding communities.
Most Medicare-covered hospice services have little to no out-of-pocket cost for eligible patients. Limited copayments may apply in specific circumstances. Coverage depends on eligibility, the terminal diagnosis and the individualized plan of care.
Yes. Home is the most common care setting. Our nurses, aides, social workers and chaplains visit the patient at their residence anywhere in the Conejo Valley. Medical equipment and medications related to the hospice diagnosis are coordinated and delivered as needed.
Because our office is in Westlake Village, same-day evaluation may be available when clinically appropriate and operationally available. After a referral or intake call, a nurse will schedule an in-person visit to complete the clinical assessment and enrollment paperwork.
Hospice is appropriate when a physician certifies that a patient has a terminal illness with a prognosis of six months or less if the illness follows its natural course, and the patient and family choose comfort-focused care over curative treatment.
Yes. Our team coordinates with hospital social workers and discharge planners at Los Robles Regional Medical Center and other Conejo Valley facilities to ensure a smooth transition from an inpatient setting to home-based hospice care.
A conversation costs nothing and brings clarity. We will guide you from there.