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.
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Complete the form below and a hospice specialist will reach out to answer your questions. No pressure. No commitment. Just honest guidance. Available 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
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.
Talk With Our Care Team
Complete the form below and a hospice specialist will reach out to answer your questions. No pressure. No commitment. Just honest guidance. Available 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
Proudly Recognized
Proudly Recognized
Many families worry that calling hospice means giving up, or that it’s too soon. It doesn’t.
Hospice is about focusing on comfort and quality of life when curative treatments are no longer helping. It ensures your loved one receives the care, dignity, and support they deserve.
It may be time to talk with our team if your loved one has had frequent hospitalizations, unmanaged pain or symptoms, declining health despite treatment, increasing difficulty with daily activities, or has expressed a desire to focus on comfort.
If this sounds familiar, we’re here for you. A consultation is free, and there’s absolutely no obligation.
One of the most common concerns families have is cost. Hospice care through AlēvCare is fully covered by Medicare when eligibility criteria are met.
Medicare covers:
Hospice services are:
100% covered by Medicare for eligible patients
Covered by Medicaid for eligible patients
Often covered by private insurance plans
Hospice services are:
Visits from the hospice care team
Medications related to the hospice diagnosis
Medical equipment and supplies delivered to your home
Emotional, spiritual, and family support for patients and families
Bereavement support for loved ones after a loss
Most private insurance plans and Medicaid also include hospice benefits. Our team helps verify coverage and handles the coordination so you are not navigating this alone.
Many families delay hospice because they fear it means the end is near. That’s a common and understandable concern.
However, patients who start hospice care earlier typically experience better symptom control, fewer hospitalizations, and more time spent at home with loved ones. Families benefit from added support and guidance every step of the way.
Hospice is not defined by time. It’s defined by comfort, dignity, and quality of life.
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:
Tarrant County
Parker County
Johnson County
Hood County
Ellis County
Dallas County
Getting started is simple, and our team guides you through each step.
2. Eligibility Review
A hospice nurse reviews medical information and speaks with you and the physician as needed.
3. Admission and Care Plan
If hospice is appropriate, we coordinate equipment, medications, and visits quickly.
4. Ongoing Support
Our team remains involved, adjusts care as needs change, and is available 24/7.
Many families ask, “Where does hospice take place?”
The answer is simple: wherever your loved one lives. Hospice care is brought directly to them—at home, in assisted living, in a nursing facility, or in a group home.
That means staying in a place that feels safe and familiar, with loved ones nearby, while receiving the care and support they need.
Start a Conversation About Hospice Care
You do not have to make this decision all at once. Speaking with our hospice team can help you understand options and next steps.
Call (469) 706-3046 to speak with AlēvCare Hospice today. Serving North Texas families since 2016.