Non profit hub Hoffmann Hospice is Kern County’s only locally founded non-profit hospice with a mission-driven model and a strong community identity, indicating a potential openness to donor engagement programs, community partnerships, and grant-driven collaborations.

Expansion potential The organization plans to open Hoffmann Home, Kern County’s first dedicated hospice home, which suggests opportunities for partnerships in facilities management, patient experience solutions, fundraising campaigns, and service expansion initiatives.

Dignity Health alliance As the preferred hospice provider in Kern County for Dignity Health since 2014, Hoffmann Hospice presents cross-sell opportunities around shared services, referral optimization, and technology-enabled care coordination with a larger health system.

Tech footprint Current tech stack includes iCIMS, WordPress, Shopify, Mailchimp, Microsoft 365, Google Cloud, analytics tools, and JS plugins, signaling readiness for HR, marketing automation, donor/customer engagement, and cloud-based collaboration solutions.

Financial scale With revenue in the 10–25 million range and a sizable regional footprint (51–200 employees), Hoffmann Hospice represents a mid-market nonprofit healthcare client with potential needs in enterprise software, cybersecurity, CRM for fundraising and patient care coordination, and cost-optimized IT services.