Medicare and Medicaid both provide coverage for basic hospice services, including:

Physician services for the medical oversight of the patient’s care
Home care visits by registered nurses and licensed practical nurses to provide appropriate care to maintain comfort
Nursing assistants to address the patient’s individual personal needs, such as dressing and bathing
Spiritual and couseling services for the patient and their loved ones
Volunteer support
Medications related to the patient’s hospice diagnosis
Medical equipment such as wheelchairs, walkers, commodes, etc.
Medical supplies, such as bandages and catheters
Short-term general inpatient care
Bereavement counseling and support services for 12 months after the patient’s death.

For more information, view the U.S. Government website, www.medicare.gov.

Most private insurance plans also have some hospice provision. Check with your health insurance provider for specific details.

For additional information or questions, please contact us or call (719) 633-3400 and ask to speak with one of our Finance professionals.

What Our Families Say

The entire hospice team exceeded our expectations always going above and beyond. They are the most amazing group of people. I can't even put into words how much we appreciate them. They were always very caring, patient and sincere. We could not have managed the process without them. We will never forget you and are forever grateful. Thank you. ~ Patient’s daughter

Everyone who came to attend to my wife were all fantastic caregivers and I cannot praise your hospice staff enough. I was so thankful you were there. ~ Patient’s husband

I could not have asked for a more caring set of people to help us through this difficult time. ~ Patient’s family