Hospices care for patients with terminal illnesses like cancer, dementia, stroke, heart disease, and respiratory disease. This table shows the conditions a hospice most commonly treats based on their patients' primary diagnoses in calendar year 2021. When choosing a hospice, consider discussing this information and the quality of patient care information with your doctor. For help having this discussion, see our Suggested Questions to Ask When Choosing a Hospice (PDF).
Hospice agency
Community Hospice LLC
Conditions treated
Medical condition
Percent of patients with this condition
Cancer
Dementia
Stroke
Circulatory/Heart Disease
Respiratory disease
Other conditions
General Information
Choose a category to see more information about the care this hospice agency provides:
Location of care
Level of care provided
Medicare reporting requirements for hospices
Quality
Choose a category to see how this hospice agency scores on quality topics:
Family caregiver experience
Quality of patient care
Details
Hospice served at least one patient with both Medicare and Medicaid coverage during one year
Yes
Hospice served at least one patient enrolled in a Medicare Advantage Plan during one year
Yes
Ownership type
For-Profit
Medicare certification date
05/30/2003
Avg. daily census
Data last updated: February 19, 2025
To explore and download hospice agency data,visit the data catalog on Data.cms.gov
Consider this when choosing a hospice agency
Community Hospice LLC
Location of care
Hospices provide care at many sites. They often provide care where you live, like in your apartment, an assisted living facility, residential facility, or nursing home. They can also provide care at other sites like hospitals or inpatient hospice facilities. This table shows where the hospice agency provided care to its patients in calendar year 2021. While data may show that a hospice has not provided care to any patients at one of the listed sites, this does not mean a hospice is unable to provide care at that site. When choosing a hospice, consider discussing this information and the quality of patient care information with your doctor. For help having this discussion, see our Suggested Questions to Ask When Choosing a Hospice (PDF).
Community Hospice LLC
Level of care provided
All Medicare-certified hospices are required to offer 4 levels of hospice care depending on patient and caregiver needs.
Community Hospice LLC
Medicare reporting requirements for hospices
Hospices getting Medicare payments are required to report data to Medicare on the quality of care they provide.
Community Hospice LLC
Family caregiver experience
Compare hospices based on results from a national survey that asks a family member or friend of a hospice patient about their hospice care experience.
Community Hospice LLC
Quality of patient care
Compare hospices using 3 quality measures. The Hospice Item Set (HIS) comprehensive assessment measure is made up of 7 care process measures, including:
- Asking patients about their beliefs and values
- Asking patients about their treatment preferences
- Checking if patients are in pain
- Assessing patients who are in pain
- Checking if patients are short of breath
- Beginning treatment for patients with shortness of breath
- Offering care for constipation for patients taking opioids
If a hospice didn't complete one of these 7 care processes for a patient, the patient isn't included in the HIS measure score.
The second quality measure, the Hospice Visits in the Last Days of Life, measures if a hospice provided sufficient care to patients and caregivers during the last days of their life. Specifically, it measures the percentage of patients who were visited from a registered nurse or medical social worker on at least 2 of the final 3 days of their life.
The third quality measure, the Hospice Care Index score, helps assess how well hospices scored on 10 indicators of quality care compared to the national average. Examples of some of these indicators include the amount and timing of skilled nursing visits, discharges followed by hospitalization, and spending per patient. Hospices earn one point for each indicator if they meet the criteria for that indicator. A score of 10 is the highest score.
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