Silverado Austin Hospice’s Bilingual Team

Language should not be a barrier between a dignified, comfortable end-of-life and those patients who need it, so Silverado Austin Hospice is proud to maintain a bilingual and bicultural team to meet the needs of Austin’s diverse ethnical makeup.

From admissions to our grief and bereavement counselor, we are able to meet our Hispanic and Latinx families where they are and provide amazing care.

Race, Ethnicity & Language

According to 2020 census data:

Latinos under the age of 18 make up the largest race/ethnicity group in Austin at 44%. This subgroup is most concentrated in Districts 2 and 4, making up an average of 75% of the population in these areas.

White populations ages 18 and over are concentrated in Districts 8, 9, and 10—comprising an average of 67% of the total population in those areas.

11% of Austin’s population speaks a language other than English at home with Spanish remaining as the
most spoken language citywide

For more information and for access to the latest demographic data products, visit AustinTexas.gov/Demographics.