"We can not change the outcome, but we can affect the journey."
Ann Richardson
Hospice Care
Hospice care provides compassionate, specialized support for individuals facing a life-limiting illness, with a focus on comfort, dignity, and quality of life. Services are primarily provided in the comfort of the patient’s home or place of residence, based on individual needs.
At Mi Casa Healthcare, we are proud to be locally based on the Southside of San Antonio, serving our community with care that is personal, accessible, and rooted in trust. As a women-led organization, we lead with compassion, strength, and a genuine commitment to treating every patient like family.
Our interdisciplinary team—including nurses, physicians, social workers, chaplains, and aides—works together to care for the whole person. We focus not only on managing physical symptoms, but also on supporting the emotional, social, and spiritual needs of both patients and their families.
Our hospice services include:
• Pain and symptom management to ensure comfort
• Emotional and spiritual support for patients and families
• Assistance with daily care needs (bathing, dressing, grooming)
• Medication management and coordination of care
• Education and guidance for caregivers
• Bereavement support for loved ones after loss
We are here to bring comfort, clarity, and peace—helping patients live each day with dignity and families feel supported every step of the way.
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Medicare-Certified
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Licensed in Texas
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24/7 Support
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Same-Day Admissions
Counties Served
Atascosa
Bandera
Bexar
Comal
Guadalupe
Medina
Kendall
Wilson
Our Team
Our team has compassion and knowledge as well as experience in planning patient care to meet each patient just right.
RN Case Manager
Certified Nursing Assistant
Social Worker
Chaplain
Medical Director
Volunteers
BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT
Mi Casa Hospice- San Antonio offers bereavement support from the time of admission up to 13 months after your loved one's death. Bereavement services include:
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Assessing strengths, bereavement risk, and any concerns or needs related to grief and loss.
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Providing basic grief information and support through:
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Written materials, such as cards, letters, mailings, emails and other resources.
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Individual contacts, such as monthly phone calls and in-person visits.
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Support groups.
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Commemorative activities, including Time of Remembrance.
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