The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) require hospice providers to publish their reimbursement rates. As a nonprofit hospice organization, Compassionate Care Plus is committed to providing care and core services to all who qualify, regardless of insurance status or ability to pay.
These rates are not billed directly to patients or families. Rather, they represent the reimbursement rates paid by CMS when a patient's care is covered under the Medicare Hospice Benefit.
These rates apply to our home hospice care program and care at our Compassionate Care Center.
Routine Home Care (Days 1–60): $202.87 per day
Routine Home Care (Day 61 and Beyond): $159.91 per day
Respite Care: $472.88 per day
General Inpatient Care: $1,060.05 per day
Continuous Home Care: $1,443.25 per day
News & Events
Karaoke Fundraiser at Purdy’s on June 11
Mr. Don Ray, a Hospice Care Plus patient, has a bucket-list wish. And, amazingly, that bucket-list wish is to do something for someone else. He has asked if he can do a small fundraiser for Hospice Care Plus, because he wants to give something back to the people caring for him and for others. So,…
Miracles Through Music Coming June 27
For the fourth year, the family and friends of Jason Newby will celebrate his life with a special evening of music to raise funds for Hospice Care Plus. Miracles through Music: Celebrating Jason Newby will take place Saturday, June 27 from 4-7 pm at Gillum’s Sports Lounge in Richmond (located in the former Richmond Mall).…
Sag Hollow Benefit Golf Tournament June 27
Volunteers in Lee and Owsley counties have once again organized a benefit golf tournament for Hospice Care Plus. The 2015 Sag Hollow Golf Tournament will take place Saturday, June 27 at the beautiful Sag Hollow Golf Course on 1205 Sag Hollow Road in Booneville. The cost is only $50 per player and includes 2 mulligans,…
To Learn to Drive
In this reflection from a current staff member and former volunteer at Hospice Care Plus, we learn that sometimes, even family members of hospice patients have important bucket-list items. I became acquainted with hospice as a volunteer while in college. My first assignment was with an older couple I’ll call Mr. and Mrs. C. I…
