OUR CLINICIANS

Experienced people, personally involved in your care.

Clinical expertise with a human connection.

Generation Care is led by experienced clinicians who understand the medical complexity of serious illness — and the importance of knowing the person and family behind it.

I

Clinician-Led by Design

Expertise that stays close to the care.

Clinical leadership isn’t something that happens in the background. Our clinicians bring their experience to the decisions, symptoms and changing needs that shape each patient’s care.

That means families have experienced people helping them understand what is happening, what their options are and what comes next.

Portrait of Anna Arabyan, PharmD, Founder of Generation Care
I

FOUNDER

Anna Arabyan, PharmD

Pharmacist · Gerontologist · Hospice Leader

With more than 20 years of hospice experience, Anna brings deep expertise in medication management, comfort, symptom relief and quality of life.

Her clinical background and years in hospice shape Generation Care’s approach: experienced care that remains personal to each patient and family.

Former Professor, USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology

Portrait of Joy Beckford, RN, PhD, Nursing Director at Generation Care
II

NURSING LEADERSHIP

Joy Beckford, RN, PhD

Nursing Director

Joy brings expertise in nursing, psychology and the emotional and social dimensions of serious illness and hospice care.

Her nursing leadership connects with Generation Care’s whole-person approach — caring for medical needs while understanding the emotional and family experience surrounding serious illness.

Former Dean of Nursing, West Coast University

NLPhotograph forthcoming
III

MEDICAL LEADERSHIP

Nathan Lewis, MD

Medical Director

Dr. Lewis brings experience in complex clinical decisions, goals-of-care conversations and helping patients and families navigate difficult medical situations.

His oversight emphasizes thoughtful medical guidance, clear communication and helping families understand their choices when care becomes complicated.

UCLA · USC

II

One Team Around You

Different expertise. One shared understanding of what matters to you.

Hospice and palliative care bring together people with different areas of expertise. Our clinicians work together around the same patient, family and goals — sharing information and adapting care as needs change.

01Physicians & Nurse Practitioners
02Nurses
03Pharmacists
04Social Workers
05Spiritual Counselors
06Home Health Aides
07Hospice Volunteers
III

What This Means for You

Experience when you need answers most.

For patients and families, clinical expertise matters most when something changes or a decision becomes difficult.

01

Someone Who Understands

Experienced clinicians who can recognize changing needs and help determine what support may be appropriate.

02

Someone Who Can Explain

Clear communication about symptoms, care options and what families may expect next.

03

Someone Who Knows What Matters

Clinical decisions informed by the patient’s wishes, values and priorities — not the diagnosis alone.

IV

How We Care

Expertise is only part of good care.

See how we combine clinical experience with personal relationships, thoughtful communication and care shaped around each patient and family.

Explore Our Approach

HERE WHEN YOU NEED US

Let’s talk about what matters to you.

Whether you’re exploring care for yourself or someone you love, our team is here to listen, answer your questions and help you understand your options.

Talk With Our Team

Or call us 24/7: (805) 496-0044