Homes for Transition

Sharon Home

Located in Los Angeles, California, the Sharon Home was born January 2026 when a 91-year-old woman named Sharon Cook, who had spent seven years in a skilled nursing facility, was brought into our home so she could spend her final days surrounded by family in a peaceful, loving space rather than an institutional setting. Witnessing the beauty of those three days, filled with stories, prayer, music, and presence, revealed a calling: to open our home so others could experience a gentle, dignified, home-like transition at the end of life through Degrees Of Me: Homes for Transition.

Hospice Care

Hospice care that feels like home.

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Transitional Space

We provide a safe space for the following life transitions:

Birth Transitions

Looking for a safe place to do an at-home labor and delivery? We can help with that.

Life Event Transitions

If you’re looking for refuge to determine your life’s next steps, we provide a safe place to do that.

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Exclusive Services

You can book the following services at Sharon Home:

• Reiki • Therapeutic massage • Acupuncture • Gentle yoga (chair or bed-based as appropriate) • Guided meditation and breath work • Aqua aerobics (seasonal) • Sound bowl therapy

End of Life

Consultation Services

Schedule a 1.5 hour consultation with our co-founder Cara Lunsford, RN, a nurse with over 20 years experience to help you to navigate a plan for you or your loved one. let us be there to help you.

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Testimonials

The Sharon Home granted me the time and space I needed to clear my head and determine the next steps in my life. Cara and Dawn were incredible hosts that supported me with kindness and patience. I will forever be grateful for their home and the specialty care and consideration I received.

– Melissa R.

Cara and Dawn have created something truly extraordinary. I had the privilege of being present for the first hospice transition in their dedicated ADU, and what I witnessed was unlike any end-of-life experience I’ve seen before. The space felt peaceful, private, and dignified, but it was Cara’s presence as a death doula and Dawn’s compassionate support for both the patient and family that made it truly sacred.
There was no rush or clinical coldness, only gentleness, competence, and deep respect for the person’s life and final moments. The family felt supported every step of the way. What they’ve created is more than a hospice setting; it’s a sanctuary for transition. I would trust them without hesitation with someone I love.

– Dylan D.

Bringing my grandma to leave at Sharon house was one of the best decisions we’ve ever made. Spending her last days with her here was a beautiful journey beyond words. We could sleep in the same room, chant 24/7, and play music.
I wish everyone could die in such an amazing way

– Nanak K.