Find Hospice Care Across the United States
When someone you love may need hospice, the last thing you should have to do is piece together information from dozens of websites, government databases, reviews, and referral lists. Find Hospices is a free, independent resource created by a hospice & palliative medicine physician that brings licensed hospice comparisons, Medicare quality data, our Hospice Education Center, and trusted community resources together in one place — so families can navigate end-of-life decisions with more clarity, confidence, and peace of mind.
Select Your State to Find & Compare Hospice Providers
Search for hospice care by city, county, ZIP, state, or hospice name
Start with clear answers
Most families have never chosen hospice before. These guides are written for you — then use the map above to open the directory in your state.
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Learn what hospice really is
If someone you love is seriously ill, start here at our hospice education center. We explain what hospice is, who it is for, and how Medicare usually covers it — in plain language.
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Find care where you live
Open your state on the map above. That's where you can look at licensed hospices that actually serve families near you — not a national 800 number or a hospital discharge list.
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Compare and choose with confidence
See quality ratings, services, and reviews side by side. Then pick the team that feels right for your loved one — not just the first name someone handed you.
Hospice Education Guides
Physician-reviewed articles on coverage, the care team, planning, and choosing a provider — written for families.
What Is Hospice?
What hospice care is, who it is for, and when families usually start.
Read guide →Medicare & Costs
How the Medicare Hospice Benefit works and what families typically pay.
Read guide →Choosing a Hospice
Questions to ask and how to compare providers with more confidence.
Read guide →What to Expect
The care team, the first days, and how support usually unfolds at home.
Read guide →Caregiver Support
Practical and emotional guidance for the people doing the day-to-day care.
Read guide →Family FAQs
Short answers on eligibility, who can choose, and how to change hospices.
Browse FAQs →