Hospice Home Care · Dallas–Fort Worth · Medicare Certified
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Compassionate hospice care at home in Peaceful Journey
Same-day in-home evaluations. Pain medication delivered within hours of admission. We answer every call — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Or call now — 972-499-4757, answered live around the clock
“The nurse was at our house within three hours. My father was comfortable for the first time in weeks.”
Family in Frisco, TX
4–6 hr
Medication delivered and in place after admission — pain relief begins the same day care begins.
24-48 Hr
We evaluate in your home any day of the week, including weekends and holidays.
24 /7
24/7 phone support to assist you when you need guidance.
For Families
You Don’t Have to Navigate Hospice Home Care Alone
You probably didn’t know hospice was an option until someone mentioned it. Or you’ve been watching someone you love suffer for days — in and out of the ER — while no one explained that comfort care could begin today.
The most common thing families tell us after their loved one is admitted: “I wish we had called sooner.”
We don’t say that to make you feel guilty. We say it because right now — today — we can help. There’s no paperwork to have a first conversation. No commitment. Just a call, answered by a real person who can tell you exactly what we can do and how quickly we can begin.
“I had no idea this kind of care existed. She passed peacefully at home, surrounded by family, without pain.”
Daughter of a patient — Plano, TX
What We Provide
Comprehensive Outpatient Hospice Care – Every Need, Every Stage
From skilled nursing and pain management to spiritual support and bereavement counseling, our team provides in-home hospice care across Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, and all of DFW. We offer same-day hospice evaluations — Medicare and Medicaid certified, at no out-of-pocket cost to most families.
What Makes Us Different
What changes in the first
24 hours matters most.
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Medication arrives the same day we do.
Most families wait 24–72 hours for pain medication. Ours are delivered within 4–6 hours — so comfort begins the same day care begins. Not tomorrow.
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A real person answers every call.
When you call, you’re connected with a member of our team who can guide you and coordinate next steps. Clinical staff are available as needed to support care decisions and patient needs.
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Clinically guided care, thoughtfully delivered.
Our care is led by experienced medical professionals who oversee each patient’s plan with attention and compassion. Our team works together to support comfort, dignity, and quality of life.
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Serving families across Dallas–Fort Worth.
We provide hospice care throughout the DFW metroplex, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, Irving, Garland, Richardson, and surrounding communities.
Delivering Dignity, Comfort, and Quality
Through Outpatient Hospice Care
Providing in-home hospice care in Dallas, Fort Worth, and Collin County for over 12 years. End-of-life care that comes to you — in Plano, across DFW, and wherever home is.
What Families Are Saying
Real families. Real words.
“Amazing hospice service! The staff went above and beyond to ensure my grandma was well taken care of. The nurses were very attentive, knowledgeable, and always available to address any concerns. I highly recommend them.”
Hira Khan — Dallas, TX
“Thank you for servicing my grandmother. We had exceptional service during such a difficult time. They treat people very kindly and like their own family. I will share your company with anyone I come across that may need it.”
Ailyne — Frisco, TX
“Amazing service! Great staff that are on call ready to answer and explain anything when asked. Very helpful and friendly — they will absolutely treat you like family. Will 1,000% recommend.”
Luis Mejia — Plano, TX
Where We Serve
In-home hospice care in Plano, Dallas, Fort Worth – and all of DFW.
Searching for hospice care in Plano TX, hospice care in Fort Worth, or hospice near you in Frisco or McKinney? We come directly to your home. Medicare hospice care across the entire DFW metroplex — no facility required.
Collin County
Plano · Frisco · McKinney · Allen · Richardson · Wylie · Murphy · Addison · Farmers Branch
Dallas County
Dallas · Garland · Carrollton · Irving · Mesquite · DeSoto · Cedar Hill · Highland Park
Tarrant County
Fort Worth · Arlington · Grand Prairie · Mansfield · Keller
Rockwall County
Rockwall · Rowlett · Heath · Royse City · Fate
Don’t see your city?
Call us — we’ll let you know right away.
Medicare-certified hospice care
We are a Medicare-certified provider and work with a range of insurance plans. Our team can help you understand eligibility and what coverage may apply to your situation.
24/7
live answer, every day of the year including holidays
Hospice care in Plano, Dallas Fort Worth – starting the moment you call.
Cancer · Heart Disease · Dementia · Alzheimer’s · COPD · Kidney Failure · Neurological Disorders · and more — hospice care in Dallas TX and Fort Worth TX for any serious illness.
Common Questions
Hospice and palliative care – what it really means for your family
Many families have questions or concerns based on things they’ve heard. Here’s a straightforward look at what hospice care is, what it isn’t, and what to expect from Ameri Hospice.
No. Choosing hospice is not giving up — it is a decision to prioritize comfort, dignity, and quality of life over treatments that may no longer be beneficial. Families who choose hospice often describe the experience as one of the most caring decisions they made for their loved one.
Hospice shifts the focus from curing a disease to managing symptoms, supporting the patient emotionally and spiritually, and surrounding the entire family with care during one of life’s most difficult seasons.
Hospice care at home is specialized medical care provided in a patient’s home for individuals facing serious or life-limiting illnesses. The goal of hospice care is to improve comfort, manage pain and symptoms, and provide emotional and spiritual support for both patients and their families.
Families in Plano, TX, can receive compassionate hospice care at home from Ameri Hospice, which offers skilled nursing, pain management, and supportive services designed to help patients remain comfortable in their own homes.
Hospice home care services typically include:
- Skilled nursing care
- Pain and symptom management
- Medication management
- Emotional and spiritual counseling
- Medical equipment and supplies
- Family and caregiver support
- Bereavement support for families
These services are designed to improve quality of life for patients receiving hospice care at home.
Hospice care focuses on comfort and support for patients with serious illnesses who are nearing the end of life, while palliative care can be provided at any stage of a serious illness alongside curative treatments. Both types of care prioritize pain relief, symptom management, and improved quality of life.
Patients may qualify for hospice care when a physician determines they have a serious illness and a life expectancy of six months or less if the illness runs its normal course. Hospice care focuses on comfort and support rather than curative treatment.
Ameri Hospice can conduct an in-home evaluation within 24–48 hours of your call, any day of the week including weekends and holidays. After admission is confirmed, pain and comfort medications are typically delivered and in place within 4–6 hours — so relief begins the same day care starts.
If you are not sure whether your loved one qualifies, call us anyway. We are happy to answer questions, walk through eligibility, and help you understand your options — with no obligation and no pressure.
Hospice care should be considered when treatments are no longer effective or when the focus shifts to comfort and quality of life. Families often consider hospice care when a loved one experiences frequent hospitalizations, increasing pain, or declining health due to a serious illness.
Yes, many hospice providers offer 24/7 support for patients receiving hospice care at home. Nurses and on-call care teams are available around the clock to address urgent medical needs and provide guidance to families.
Yes. Medicare typically covers hospice care for eligible patients under the Medicare Hospice Benefit. This coverage usually includes nursing care, medications related to the terminal illness, medical equipment, and support services.
Hospice care is usually provided for patients with a life expectancy of six months or less. However, patients may continue receiving hospice care if their physician confirms they remain eligible based on their medical condition.
Yes. Hospice care is commonly provided in the patient’s home, allowing individuals to remain in a comfortable and familiar environment while receiving medical support and compassionate care.
Hospice care may be recommended for patients with serious conditions such as:
- Cancer
- Advanced heart disease
- Dementia or Alzheimer’s disease
- Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
- Kidney failure
- Neurological disorders
Eligibility depends on the patient’s medical condition and physician evaluation.
A hospice care team often includes:
- Physicians
- Nurses
- Hospice aides
- Social workers
- Chaplains or spiritual counselors
- Volunteers
These professionals work together to provide comprehensive care for patients and families.
Outpatient hospice care refers to hospice services that may be provided outside the patient’s home or through scheduled visits from medical professionals. However, many families prefer hospice care at home so patients can remain in familiar surroundings.
The primary goal of hospice care is to improve comfort and quality of life by managing pain, symptoms, and emotional needs for patients with serious illnesses.
Yes. Hospice programs provide education, emotional support, and respite care to help family caregivers manage the responsibilities of caring for a loved one at home.
No. Hospice care is most beneficial when started earlier, as it provides patients and families with extended support, symptom management, and improved quality of life.
Hospice care supports families through counseling, caregiver education, respite care, and bereavement services after the patient’s passing.
Yes. Patients receiving hospice care can often continue seeing their primary physician while working with the hospice care team.
Hospice providers often supply medical equipment such as:
- Hospital beds
- Oxygen equipment
- Wheelchairs
- Medical supplies
- Medications related to the patient’s condition
Many families choose hospice care at home because it allows patients to remain in a familiar environment surrounded by loved ones while receiving compassionate medical care.
Families can start hospice care by speaking with a physician or contacting a local hospice provider like Ameri Hospice to discuss eligibility and available services.
We’re Ready When You Are
If you’re reading this,
today is the right day to call.
No paperwork to start. No commitment required. Just a conversation with someone who can tell you exactly what we can do — and how quickly we can begin.
972-499-4757
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