Nationally-recognized hospice care that helps families spend more meaningful days together at home, supported by a highly trained care team, and nurses who answer your call 24/7.

AlēvCare Hospice is a locally-operated hospice agency, serving families throughout North Texas. For eligible patients, hospice services are 100% covered by Medicare, allowing families to focus on comfort and connection, not unexpected bills.
Where many hospices are built around volume, we remain committed to our “Grow Small” philosophy. That means preserving a small, hometown feel, knowing each family by name, and making decisions based on what is best for your loved one and the team caring for them.
AlēvCare was built with a mission to bring compassionate, clinically excellent care delivered with a personal, hometown approach. Whether your family is just beginning to consider hospice or you are a healthcare professional seeking a trusted partner in North Texas, our team is here to help. Just call us.



We are honored to be a CAHPS Hospice Honors ELITE Award 2025 recipient, a national recognition based on caregiver experience surveys and quality metrics.
This award reflects:
For families and referral partners, this means you are choosing a hospice whose quality has been independently measured and recognized.
Hospice care is specialized support for people living with a serious, life-limiting illness. Rather than focusing on curative treatments, hospice prioritizes comfort, symptom management, and quality of life for both the patient and their family.
With AlēvCare Hospice, you can expect:
Expert management of pain, shortness of breath, anxiety, and other distressing symptoms
Support to help your loved one remain at home or in a home-like setting whenever possible
Emotional, social, and spiritual support for the entire family
Guidance through difficult decisions, care coordination, and community resources
Get more meaningful, predictable days together. Explore more about Hospice Care.
At AlēvCare Hospice, patients receive a complete team-based approach guided by national quality standards and strengthened by our unique programs that we intentionally invest in. For patients who qualify, hospice services are fully covered under the Medicare hospice benefit.





Our unique combination of hometown ownership, structured quality, and specialized support sets us apart.

We are not managed by a distant corporate office. We live here, raise our families here, serve here, and we know the local hospitals, physicians, facilities, and neighborhoods. We care for families like neighbors, because they are.

“Grow Small” is the heartbeat of our culture. It ensures families never feel lost in the shuffle and protects the personal, intentional care that our team is known for.
Grow Small means:
It’s one of the reasons we so often hear from families and referral partners, “It just feels different with AlēvCare.”


We are the only hospice in our coverage area that employs a full-time Child Life Specialist, which is a role neither required or reimbursed by Medicare, but one we choose to provide because children deserve specialized support.
Our Child Life Specialist:
Families caring for children and teens during serious illness often feel overwhelmed. This role brings clarity, comfort, and expertise when it’s needed most.

In the hardest moments, families deserve an expertly-trained hospice nurse, day or night.
AlēvCare maintains a dedicated on-call RN team 24/7, ensuring every after-hours call is answered by an experienced hospice nurse.. This ensures families can immediately speak with an experienced hospice RN and never have to leave messages, wait for call-backs, or navigate crises alone.


Most hospices rely on informal “ride-along” learning. At AlēvCare Hospice, we believe families deserve more consistency, so we developed a structured 37-step Perfect Visit model for every discipline to ensure visits feel calm, predictable, and thorough..
Some of the intentional steps within our Perfect Visit include:
This model strengthens consistency, communication, and comfort, and it has become one of the most deeply appreciated parts of our care.
AlēvCare Hospice serves families throughout North Texas, bringing hospice care into homes and home-like settings across the region. We coordinate closely with local physicians, hospitals, and facilities so care feels connected, not fragmented.
We currently serve communities in:

For a full list of cities and neighborhoods we serve, and more details about what hospice looks like in your area, please visit: Service Area

Many of our Nurses, Aides, Social Workers, and Chaplains have decades of hospice experience. Time and again, we hear from our team members:
“This is the best hospice team I’ve ever been a part of.”
Families feel the impact of that culture every day. A supported team is more present, more patient, and more emotionally available at the bedside. It leads to deeper connections, calmer experiences, and better care.
Anyone can make a referral for hospice. You don’t need a doctor’s order to call us.
1. Call Us or Submit
a Referral
A family member, friend, physician, pastor, or care provider can contact us. We listen and answer questions clearly.
2. Nurse Evaluation
& Eligibility Review
One of our hospice nurses reviews medical information, speaks with you and explains options clearly.
3. Personalized Plan
of Care
If hospice is appropriate, we coordinate admission, deliver equipment and medications, and begin visits, often within the same day when needed.
If you are caring for someone with a serious illness or supporting families as a healthcare professional and simply need guidance, call us at (469) 630-2538.
There’s no cost, no pressure, and no obligation, just a compassionate conversation with someone who understands hospice deeply and is here to help.
AlēvCare Hospice serves families throughout North Texas wherever they call home.
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Patient services are provided without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex (an individual’s sex, gender identity, sex stereotyping, pregnancy, childbirth and related conditions), sexual orientation, disability (mental or physical), communicable disease, or national origin.