Hospice care in North Carolina
76 Medicare-certified hospices have an office in North Carolina. Hospice teams travel to where your parent lives, so look beyond your own city and call to confirm they serve the address.
By city
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- Advance1
- Ahoskie1
- Albemarle1
- Asheville1
- Bayboro1
- Boone1
- Brevard1
- Burlington1
- Burnsville1
- Chapel Hill1
- Charlotte2
- Dobson1
- Durham1
- Elizabeth City1
- Fayetteville5
- Flat Rock1
- Franklin1
- Gastonia1
- Goldsboro1
- Greensboro1
- Greenville1
- Henderson1
- High Point1
- Jacksonville1
- Kannapolis1
- Kenansville1
- Kinston1
- Laurinburg1
- Lenoir1
- Lexington1
- Marion1
- Marshall1
- Monroe1
- Morehead City1
- Murphy1
- Nags Head1
- New Bern2
- Newland1
- Newton1
- Oxford1
- Pembroke1
- Plymouth1
- Raeford1
- Raleigh2
- Reidsville1
- Roanoke Rapids2
- Rockingham1
- Rocky Mount2
- Roxboro1
- Saint Pauls1
- Salisbury2
- Saluda1
- Shelby1
- Smithfield1
- Spruce Pine1
- Statesville1
- Swanquarter1
- Tarboro1
- Taylorsville1
- Waynesville1
- West End1
- Wilkesboro1
- Wilmington2
- Wilson1
- Winston Salem1
Hospice comes to your parent
Hospice care is given where your parent lives: at home, in assisted living or in a nursing home. Each hospice is listed at its office address, but its team travels across a wide area, so a hospice based in the next town may serve your parent, and one close by may not.
Call and ask whether they serve your parent's address before you decide.
About the ratings
Star ratings come from the CAHPS Hospice Survey, which asks family caregivers about their experience after a loved one's hospice care. Medicare doesn't show a rating for every hospice, often because there weren't enough survey responses.