Accredited/Certified by The Joint Commission. Silverado Supportive Care Orange County has earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval for palliative care.
Silverado Supportive Care Orange County
Proudly providing compassionate palliative care to patients in cities including, but are not limited to Mission Viejo, Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, Orange, Westminster, Santa Ana, Anaheim, Huntington Beach, Corona, Downey and Long Beach.
Orange County highlights:
- Start up consultation with a physician, the patient and their family
- Monthly nurse practitioner visits
- 24/7 telephone support
- Personalized care plan development
Orange County, CA Palliative Care
Silverado Supportive Care Orange County is comprised of a group of skilled, compassionate professionals united with the purpose of providing comfort and dignity to those facing the challenge of living with a chronic illness. It’s our belief that everyone deserves a good quality of life, and by providing personalized care we give patients a chance to experience life to the fullest.
The supportive care team works to help manage common symptoms such as chronic pain, agitation, medication sensitivity, and sleep disturbances. This proactive approach helps adjust care plans before symptoms become severe, supporting comfort and quality of life.
Partnerships and certifications
Silverado Hospice Orange County has earned four-star ranking from We Honor Veterans for our dedication to assuring veteran patients are treated with the respect and honor their service earns.
License #080000784, Medicare #051771
Patient services are provided without regard to race, color, religion, age, gender, sexual orientation, disability (mental or physical), communicable disease, or place of national origin. Read our nondiscrimination policy here.
Why choose Silverado Supportive Care for my loved one?
Silverado Supportive Care was born out of a deep recognition of the need for comfort, dignity, and support for those living with life-limiting illnesses. Guided by our mission to help individuals live their best possible lives, the transition into palliative care was a natural extension of our commitment to compassion and clinical excellence—enriching lives through every stage of the journey.
What we believe
We believe that understanding and taking to heart all aspects of an individual — their needs, interests, beliefs, personality, etc. — is the only way to truly achieve the high levels of care that are our goal.
Unmatched clinical excellence
Silverado Supportive Care's clinical practices are second to none, offering unique features such as a dedicated physician medical director to oversee care and Master's-level social workers to help in the journey.
It all starts with compassion
From our philosophy of personalizing care for each unique patient to our care practices and associate hiring and training, there is only one goal – to make the last days of life as comfortable and dignified as possible.
Your Orange County Team
Jennifer M. Griggs
Regional Administrator
Jennifer M. Griggs
Regional Administrator
Jen Griggs joins our team with a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology and over 15 years of experience in the healthcare industry. She started her career in the home care sector and quickly learned that working in hospice was her true passion. Jen is dedicated to Silverado and our philosophy of enriching lives.
Jason Abney, DO
Medical Director
Jason Abney, DO
Medical Director
Jason Abney, DO developed his compassion for working with the elderly much earlier than most doctors. It sprung from his loving relationship with his grandparents, and shaped his philosophy of care providing the most compassionate and dignified experience to residents and their families. Silverado is fortunate to have Dr. Abney on the team. He is board certified in family medicine, is an associate medical director for his medical group and shares his passion for elderly care through teaching. He also received the 2013 Senior Care Hero Award for Outstanding Physician.
Heather Stanley, RN
Director of Patient Care Services
Heather Stanley, RN
Director of Patient Care Services
Heather started at a Silverado memory care community in 2014 as a part-time receptionist, working to gain experience toward her eventual goal of becoming a nurse. “I would help out other departments whenever they needed assistance. Over the course of a year I ended up working in every line-level position in the community – reception, housekeeping, laundry, culinary aide, caregiver, administrative assistant and unit secretary,” details Heather.
Heather’s dedication paid off quickly, with a promotion to Patient & Family Services Coordinator in 2015, then two more promotions in 2016. Today, she holds her nursing credential and serves as the Patient Care Manager at Silverado Hospice OC, where she enjoys the opportunity to assist families in need of care.
Seema Cisneros, LCSW
Regional Bereavement Counselor
Seema Cisneros, LCSW
Regional Bereavement Counselor
Seema Cisneros is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who joined the Silverado team in 2019 after working in the funeral industry for several years. She has experience working with hospice care patients, individuals with memory impairments, high risk young adults and abused children in the foster care system. Seema is passionate about her career and is honored to have the opportunity to provide healing and comfort to individuals in their grief journey.
Becky Epps
Regional Intake Director
Becky Epps
Regional Intake Director
Becky has been with the Silverado Hospice team for more than ten years. She has a background in medical front and back office, medical billing and medical management. Becky started her hospice work in the billing department and soon developed a passion for helping families and patients start their hospice journey.
Julia Bynon
Office Manager
Julia Bynon
Office Manager
Julia has been with the Silverado Hospice team for five years. She has a background in Human Resources, payroll and accounting and has a passion for providing compassionate care to those in need. Julia takes great pride in helping patients and their families through the difficult stages of life’s end.