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Showing 20 of 61 providers
Hospice Austin
Austin, TX
(Family Experience)
(73)
Southeast Texas Hospice
Orange, TX
(Family Experience)
(1)
Uvalde Hospice
Uvalde, TX
(Family Experience)
(2)
Hospice Sunset
Clifton, TX
(Family Experience)
(1)
Peterson Hospice
Kerrville, TX
(Family Experience)
(9)
The Hospice of East Texas - Longview
Longview, TX
(Family Experience)
(4)
The Hospice of East Texas - Tyler
Tyler, TX
(Family Experience)
(90)
Childress Regional Medical Center Hospice
Childress, TX
Heartsway Hospice - Carthage
Carthage, TX
Heartsway Hospice - Longview
Longview, TX
Heartsway Hospice - Marshall
Marshall, TX
Home Hospice - Sherman
Sherman, TX
Hospice of South Texas - Hallettsville
Hallettsville, TX
(Family Experience)
(1)
Hospice of South Texas - Victoria
Victoria, TX
(Family Experience)
(35)
Hospice of The Big Country
Abilene, TX
(Family Experience)
(11)
Methodist Hospice & Family Care Hill Country
Fredericksburg, TX
Hospice In The Pines
Lufkin, TX
(Family Experience)
(26)
Hospice of Midland
Midland, TX
(Family Experience)
(31)
Hospice of Odessa
Odessa, TX
(Family Experience)
(5)
Hospice of Texarkana
Texarkana, TX
(Family Experience)
(23)
41 more providers available
Total Hospices
Nonprofit Organizations
With Dedicated Inpatient Facilities
With Veterans Programs
Offering Pediatric Hospice
Provide Spanish-Speaking
Total Hospices
Nonprofit Organizations
With Dedicated Inpatient Facilities
With Veterans Programs
Offering Pediatric Hospice
Provide Spanish-Speaking
Understanding Nonprofit Hospice Care
What is a Nonprofit Hospice?
Nonprofit hospices are mission-driven organizations that operate as 501(c)(3) charitable organizations. Unlike for-profit hospices, nonprofit hospices reinvest any surplus revenue back into patient care, community services, and organizational mission rather than distributing profits to owners or shareholders.
Both nonprofit and for-profit hospices must meet the same Medicare certification standards and provide quality care. The difference lies in how they use their resources and their organizational mission.
Unique Aspects of Nonprofit Hospice Care
Both nonprofit and for-profit hospices provide quality care. However, nonprofit hospices often offer:
- •Mission-Driven Care: Focus on patient care and community service rather than profit generation
- •Community Investment: Resources reinvested into community education, grief support programs, and charitable care
- •Charitable Care: Ability to provide care to patients who may not have full insurance coverage
- •Comprehensive Services: Often offer extensive community programs, grief support, and educational services
- •Community Partnerships: Strong connections with local community organizations and resources
- •Volunteer Programs: Robust volunteer programs that enhance patient and family support
Choosing Between Nonprofit and For-Profit
Both nonprofit and for-profit hospices provide quality care and must meet the same Medicare standards. The choice between them often comes down to personal preference, values, and what matters most to your family. Some families prefer the community-focused, mission-driven approach of nonprofit hospices, while others may value the resources and efficiency that for-profit organizations can provide. Quality care is available from both types of organizations.
More support for families
Many nonprofit hospices work closely with community organizations that support families beyond medical care.
Placements are limited and selective — we review applications and only accept organizations that meet our standards for this section. Listings are paid advertising, not recommendations or endorsements. Families review the information and choose professionals for themselves.