Texas Hospices is a free, independent resource created to help Texas families navigate hospice care and end-of-life decisions with more clarity, confidence, and peace of mind. We help families compare licensed hospice providers, understand what hospice care actually means, and connect with trusted community resources across Texas.
For families who are new to hospice, our Hospice Education Center explains the basics in plain language — including when hospice may be appropriate, what services are included, how Medicare coverage works, and what questions to ask before choosing a provider.
When someone you love may need hospice care, the last thing you should have to do is piece together information from dozens of websites, government databases, online reviews, and referral lists.
Texas Hospices brings that information together in one place so families can feel more informed, less overwhelmed, and better prepared for the decisions ahead.
Texas Hospices began with a simple but powerful question that families asked one of our founders — a board-certified hospice and palliative medicine physician — almost every day:
"What hospice should we choose?"
As a physician, they wanted to help families make the best choice for their unique situation. But they couldn't point to specific hospices—and more importantly, there wasn't a good resource to point people to.
Instead, families were forced to:
This meant families spent hours researching during one of the hardest times in their lives — time they should have been spending with their loved ones.
The information existed. But it was scattered, inconsistent, and difficult to understand.
Families deserved better.
So we created Texas Hospices — an independent resource that brings hospice provider information, quality data, educational guidance, and trusted end-of-life resources together in one easy-to-use place.
To give families clarity, transparency, and peace of mind — for free.
We built Texas Hospices to help families:
We understand this decision personally.
We've navigated hospice choices within our own families, and we know how overwhelming it can feel.
Our medical background helps us understand which details matter most — not to give medical advice, but to ensure the information you see is:
This site is not medical advice, and nothing here replaces guidance from your healthcare team.
But our experience helps us design a resource that respects the emotional weight of this moment.
Texas Hospices was built by someone who understands hospice care from the inside — the regulations, the quality metrics, and the heart behind the work you do.
We are:
We also help providers tell their story more clearly, while keeping families’ access to objective quality data and transparent information at the center of the experience.
Families deserve good information. Providers deserve fair, accurate representation.
We aim to support both.
TexasHospices.com educational articles and guides are created to help Texas families better understand hospice care and navigate important end-of-life decisions.
Our content is developed using:
All educational articles are written and reviewed by a board-certified hospice & palliative medicine doctor.
Content is reviewed periodically for clarity, accuracy, and relevance.
If you believe information on the site is inaccurate or outdated, please contact us at info@texashospices.com.
Texas Hospices is free for families and always will be.
We keep the lights on through optional paid offerings for hospice providers, such as:
We also offer paid informational profiles in our Trusted Community Resources section for funeral homes, cremation providers, and elder law and estate planning attorneys. These listings are separate from the hospice directory, do not affect hospice quality metrics, and are not endorsements or referrals.
Here's what's important:
Transparency matters to us — and we want you to know exactly how this site operates.
We gather and verify data from trusted, publicly available sources:
Quality ratings, CAHPS family experience scores, service utilization measures.
License verification, certifications, compliance records.
Services offered, contact information, coverage areas.
Verified family feedback and public ratings.
ACHC, Joint Commission, and CHAP status.
We contact providers to confirm details and correct discrepancies when possible.
We do our best to keep information accurate — but provider details can change.
We always encourage families to verify information directly with hospice agencies.
Choosing hospice is one of the most important decisions a family will ever make.
Families deserve a resource that is:
Texas Hospices was created to serve that need — and we're honored to support Texas families during such meaningful moments.
Whether you are comparing hospice providers, learning what hospice means, or looking for trusted support after a diagnosis or loss, Texas Hospices is here to help you take the next step with more confidence.
Whether you're a family member or a hospice provider, we'd love to hear from you.
Contact Us → info@texashospices.com