Collabria Hospice
Collabria Hospice—the only nonprofit hospice based in Napa Valley—has been supporting those facing the end of life for almost 40 years.
What is Hospice?
Hospice may be appropriate if either you or your loved one has an illness—such as cancer, dementia, heart or lung disease—that could take life in six months.
Interdisciplinary Services
Collabria Hospice Interdisciplinary Services are designed to provide physical, emotional, and spiritual comfort as you or a loved one faces the final phase of life
Team of Specialists
Physicians & Nurses
Spiritual Care Providers
Social Workers
Trained Volunteers
Care Plans
Provide Medical Care
Regulate Medication
Communicate with Doctors
Arrange for Supplies
Caregiver Resources
Respite Care
Information & Referrals
Weekly Support Groups
Bereavement Counseling
Hospice Volunteers
Run Errands
Meals & Light House Cleaning
Transportation to Appointments
Provide Companionship
Facing the end of life or caring for a loved one with a terminal illness can be very stressful, sometimes overwhelming. You don’t have to face these challenges alone.
Call Collabria Hospice at (707) 258-9080 and we’ll be there for you
Contact Collabria Hospice
If you are unsure when it is appropriate to call for hospice services, Collabria Hospice will be happy to check with your doctor for you. Our staff is ready to respond 24-hours a day, 7 days a week whether you need information, a phone call, or a visit.
(707) 258-9080
Collabria Care
414 South Jefferson Street, Napa, California 94559
Phone: (707) 258-9080 | Fax: (707) 258-9096
info@collabriacare.org
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Collabria Care Stories
Colin Shelton, usually dependent on a walker or a scooter to get around, walked with his daughter unassisted down the aisle – a rocky path along a lakeshore – thanks to a special program designed by the Collabria Day Program team. Read more »
When our hospice patient and avid sports enthusiast Joyce Donegan, expressed a wish to attend a baseball game, she became the first to take advantage of the program. “Sentimental Journey,“ which makes wishes come true for eligible patients in Napa County. Read more »
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