Understand the medical criteria, Medicare coverage, and when it’s appropriate to begin care.
Hospice focuses on comfort, dignity, and quality of life when a serious illness is no longer responding to curative treatment. Eligibility is based on a physician’s assessment of the illness and overall health needs. If you’re unsure, start with a no-obligation conversation, many families are eligible earlier than they think, and earlier support can mean better comfort and fewer crises.

Physician certification of a serious illness with a limited prognosis
Increasing symptoms, hospitalizations, or functional decline
A preference to focus on comfort rather than curative treatment
Ongoing reassessment, services adjust as needs change
100% Covered by Medicare: The Medicare Hospice Benefit typically covers the care team, medications related to the hospice diagnosis, medical equipment (hospital bed, oxygen, etc.), and supplies with no out-of-pocket cost for covered items.
Most Plans Cover Hospice: Medicaid and many private plans provide similar coverage. We verify benefits for you.
Not A Contract: You may change hospice providers (transfer) if you prefer another team.
You Can Revoke: You may revoke hospice at any time to resume curative treatments and can return to hospice later if eligible.
Eligibility Over “Readiness”: Hospice is available as soon as you’re eligible, not only in the final days.
Yes. Your doctor remains involved and collaborates with our hospice team.
Care is flexible. If your condition stabilizes or improves, services can be adjusted or paused.
No. Many patients receive months of support, which often improves comfort and reduces stress.
Medicare typically covers hospice 100% for services related to the hospice diagnosis. We’ll explain any exceptions in plain language.
Not sure if you qualify? Call (714) 699-9532 to schedule your consultation.
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