Hospice in North Carolina

North Carolina has 76 Medicare-certified hospice. Browse by city below, then open a profile for CMS ratings, inspection findings, fines, staffing, and ownership.

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Cities with hospice in North Carolina

Fayetteville, NC 33 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.8 Charlotte, NC 83 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.0 New Bern, NC 20 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.3 Raleigh, NC 51 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.6 Roanoke Rapids, NC 7 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 2.8 Salisbury, NC 17 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.5 Wilmington, NC 30 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 2.9 Advance, NC 3 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.8 Ahoskie, NC 4 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 4.0 Albemarle, NC 14 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.6 Asheville, NC 47 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.2 Bayboro, NC 1 facilities Boone, NC 5 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.0 Brevard, NC 8 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 2.9 Burlington, NC 29 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.3 Burnsville, NC 6 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.5 Chapel Hill, NC 7 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.5 Dobson, NC 3 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 5.0 Durham, NC 48 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.1 Elizabeth City, NC 9 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 2.7 Flat Rock, NC 17 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 4.2 Franklin, NC 4 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.0 Gastonia, NC 23 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.2 Goldsboro, NC 13 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 2.8 Greensboro, NC 49 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.1 Greenville, NC 21 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.1 Henderson, NC 10 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 2.5 High Point, NC 13 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.7 Jacksonville, NC 10 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.0 Kannapolis, NC 8 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.3 Kenansville, NC 5 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.8 Kinston, NC 15 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 2.9 Laurinburg, NC 8 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 4.0 Lenoir, NC 9 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.2 Lexington, NC 9 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 2.6 Marion, NC 8 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 4.3 Marshall, NC 4 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 2.0 Monroe, NC 19 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.0 Morehead City, NC 7 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.8 Murphy, NC 3 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 4.0 Nags Head, NC 4 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.0 Newland, NC 3 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 4.0 Newton, NC 5 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 4.5 Oxford, NC 8 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 2.5 Pembroke, NC 9 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 2.0 Plymouth, NC 4 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.3 Raeford, NC 12 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.0 Reidsville, NC 1 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 5.0 Rockingham, NC 6 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 4.0 Rocky Mount, NC 13 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.5 Rocky Mount, NC 5 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.5 Roxboro, NC 11 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 2.5 Saint Pauls, NC 3 facilities Saluda, NC 2 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.0 Shelby, NC 17 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.2 Smithfield, NC 13 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.4 Spruce Pine, NC 2 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.5 Statesville, NC 12 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 4.2 Swanquarter, NC 1 facilities Tarboro, NC 4 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 4.0 Taylorsville, NC 5 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 1.8 Waynesville, NC 6 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.1 West End, NC 3 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 4.3 Wilkesboro, NC 5 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 2.3 Wilson, NC 18 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 4.0 Winston Salem, NC 23 facilitiesAverage CMS rating 3.8
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About hospice in North Carolina

Hospice programs deliver palliative, comfort-first care to people with a terminal illness, usually at home. Their services span nursing, aide support, counseling, and respite for family caregivers. Hospices certified by Medicare must satisfy federal conditions of participation.

The strongest comparisons weigh several signals together - inspection history, nurse staffing, quality measures, and the particular services someone requires. Ratings pull those signals into a single number, but they cannot stand in for a visit or a conversation with the staff.

For families in North Carolina, the key questions are Medicare and Medicaid participation, current openings, how care plans are set, and how problems are escalated overnight or on weekends. A personal visit plus direct questions is still the surest way to judge whether a provider fits.

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Frequently asked questions

How many hospice does North Carolina have?
The current CMS data lists 76 Medicare-certified hospice in North Carolina, spread across 66 cities and counties.
How can I compare hospice in North Carolina?
To compare hospice programs, ask how on-call nursing works, how quickly the team responds, and what respite, bereavement, and coordination with the patient's physician look like. Open individual profiles from the city listings above for CMS ratings, inspection findings, staffing, and ownership.

Data sources

Source: CMS Provider Data Catalog. Processing date: 2026-10-06.

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