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Burbank sits in the San Fernando Valley, framed by the Verdugo Mountains, and blends a low-key entertainment-industry feel with quiet residential pockets. Think studio lots, tree-lined streets, and a work-hard-recover-outdoors rhythm—useful for nurses rotating 12s.
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Who they are
Active Hospice Care Inc is a Medicare/Medi-Cal certified hospice care provider based in Burbank, California, serving patients and families in Los Angeles County and surrounding areas for over 15 years.
The organization is accredited by The Joint Commission and provides end-of-life care in patients' private homes, assisted living facilities, skilled nursing facilities, or wherever patients call home. The organization offers Full Time, Part Time, and Per Diem Registered Nurse positions. Nurses work as part of an interdisciplinary team, conducting visits, assessments, admissions, and providing education and support to patients, families, and caregivers across multiple community settings. The company describes its culture as fun-loving and compassionate, emphasizing one-on-one patient care without traditional hospital pressures such as call lights, shift work, or pendants. The focus is on pain and symptom management, quality of life improvement, and family support during terminal illness. As a community-based hospice provider, nurses should expect to travel between patient locations throughout the service area.
Active Hospice Care's mission is to provide the highest level of care and improve the quality of life for patients during terminal illness. They strive to minimize and eliminate all pain and other symptoms of suffering, and support family members in coping effectively with a terminally ill loved one. The organization values compassion, integrity, and one-on-one patient care, describing itself as a fun-loving, compassionate group that thrives on the gratification of caring for others.
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