May 01, 2020
Blessing of the Healing Garden
Caregivers, and community and business leaders gathered for the blessing of The Healing Garden at the Douglas and J. Glass Center in Torrance.
Our Stories
Stories of the compassionate care patients and families receive every day from the caregivers at Providence Trinity Care Hospice and Palliative Care are the essence of what we do. Stories of caring, love, tranquility, calm and resiliency demonstrate the dedication and devotion we have for every person in our care.
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November 01, 2020Community Palliative Care
Read MoreKhadijeh Kamyab from Santa Monica recently shared her family’s experience with Providence TrinityCare’s Community Palliative Care program. -
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November 01, 2020Iyashi Care
Read MoreWhole-person care addresses the physical, intellectual, emotional, social, and spiritual needs of patients and their families. At Providence TrinityCare, we embrace this practice in both our Hospice and Palliative Care programs. -
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June 01, 2019Meet Layla... Warrior Princess
Read MoreThanks to the tireless efforts of his team of medical miracle workers, Layla took her final breath at home, in her mother’s arms surrounded by her father and her brother Luke, she was finally pain free and at peace. -
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May 01, 2020Palliative Care is a Team Sport
Read MoreWe're addressing all aspects of suffering — physical, spiritual, and psychosocial — in its pursuit of whole person care. -
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November 01, 2020Practicing Compassion
Read MoreRick Ortolano has been a chaplain with Providence TrinityCare for more than 15 years. After graduating from seminary in the Bay Area during the 80s, he moved to the East Coast where he became a teacher of religious studies. -
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September 01, 2019Strength of Family
Read MoreOur last hours with Dad were spent together, precisely as he would have wished and only possible with the skilled and loving care from Trinity. -
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November 01, 2019We Honor Veterans
Read MoreWe embrace our mission to serve America’s veterans. It’s our way of saying thank you for the sacrifices they have made in serving all of us. -
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May 01, 2021You Can't Take it With You
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