Eligibility
Understanding hospice eligibility
How clinical eligibility is generally determined, why a physician certification is required, and how eligibility is reassessed over time.
Reviewed August 2026
Resources
Educational information, plainly written
General education for families and partners in Clark County. These materials do not constitute medical advice and do not describe services currently authorized for delivery.
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Levels of care
The four levels of hospice care
Routine home care, continuous home care, inpatient respite care, and general inpatient care — what each is intended for and what governs its use.
Reviewed August 2026
Medications & DME
Medications related to the terminal diagnosis
How medication review, comfort medication planning, and pharmacy coordination generally work within a hospice plan of care.
Reviewed August 2026
Medications & DME
Durable medical equipment basics
Common equipment such as hospital beds, oxygen, and mobility aids, and how delivery, education, and maintenance are typically coordinated.
Reviewed August 2026
Caregivers
Caregiver support and teaching
Practical topics caregivers commonly ask about: comfort measures, medication routines, safe transfers, and when to call for help.
Reviewed August 2026
Caregivers
Respite planning for family caregivers
What short-term inpatient respite is intended to provide, its duration limits, and the factors that determine availability.
Reviewed August 2026
Veterans
Hospice considerations for veterans
Considerations for veterans and their families, including service-related experiences that can affect end-of-life care and available veteran support organizations.
Reviewed August 2026
Grief
Grief and bereavement support
How bereavement support is generally structured after a death, common grief responses, and how to find community support.
Reviewed August 2026
Rights & privacy
Patient rights and nondiscrimination
Rights commonly recognized in hospice care, including informed choice, participation in care planning, and freedom from discrimination.
Reviewed August 2026
Rights & privacy
Privacy and protected health information
Why we ask that web forms exclude protected health information, and how privacy practices will be published before service begins.
Reviewed August 2026
Rights & privacy
Concern and complaint pathway
How a concern may be raised, how it will be documented and reviewed, and the right to contact external oversight agencies directly.
Reviewed August 2026
Official sources
Government and state resources
We link to official sources so families can verify information independently.
- Medicare hospice benefit information (CMS)(opens in a new tab)
- CMS Hospice Center(opens in a new tab)
- Care Compare — compare hospice providers(opens in a new tab)
- Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health(opens in a new tab)
- Nevada Aging and Disability Services Division(opens in a new tab)
Reviewed August 2026
Privacy notice
This website is informational. Our forms perform client-side validation only and do not transmit or store submissions in this demonstration state. Do not include patient names, diagnoses, dates of birth, medical records, or other protected health information. A full notice of privacy practices will be published by management before any care services begin.
Reviewed August 2026
Nondiscrimination statement
Twenty Four Seven Hospice Care LLC does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, ethnicity, ancestry, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, marital status, veteran status, source of payment, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.
Reviewed August 2026
Accessibility statement
We aim to meet WCAG 2.1 AA guidance: semantic structure, keyboard operability, visible focus indicators, sufficient color contrast, meaningful alternative text, and support for reduced-motion preferences. If you encounter a barrier, please tell us through our contact page so we can address it.
Reviewed August 2026
Concern and complaint pathway
Concerns may be raised through our contact page without any clinical detail. Each concern will be logged, acknowledged, and reviewed by designated management. Individuals always retain the right to contact state and federal oversight agencies directly, independent of any internal process.
Reviewed August 2026
Educational content only
Information on this page is general education and does not constitute medical, legal, or insurance advice. Service availability, eligibility, coverage, payment, and admission depend on current authorization, clinical review, patient choice, and capacity. Reviewed August 2026.