Hospice in Washington

Washington has 50 Medicare-certified hospice. Browse by city below and open a profile for CMS ratings, inspection findings, fines, staffing, and ownership.

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Cities with hospice in Washington

Tacoma, WA 112 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.0 Lynnwood, WA 46 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.0 Tukwila, WA 15 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.5 Bellingham, WA 38 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.7 Everett, WA 60 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.9 Renton, WA 40 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 2.7 Seattle, WA 162 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.1 Spokane, WA 132 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.4 Wenatchee, WA 22 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 4.2 Yakima, WA 58 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.3 Centralia, WA 17 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.9 Clarkston, WA 6 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.5 Coupeville, WA 4 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.0 Ellensburg, WA 11 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.3 Goldendale, WA 1 facilities Grandview, WA 3 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 4.0 Hoquiam, WA 9 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.8 Kent, WA 47 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.3 Kirkland, WA 21 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.2 Lacey, WA 27 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 4.1 Liberty Lake, WA 3 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 2.0 Moses Lake, WA 17 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.1 Mount Vernon, WA 12 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.0 Omak, WA 8 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 4.3 Poulsbo, WA 6 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 4.0 Pt Townsend, WA 1 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 5.0 Richland, WA 20 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.7 Spokane Valley, WA 57 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.5 Tumwater, WA 6 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.0 University Place, WA 15 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.3 Vancouver, WA 105 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 3.6 Walla Walla, WA 19 facilitiesAvg CMS rating 4.3

About hospice in Washington

Hospice programs provide comfort-focused, palliative care for people with a terminal illness, typically in the home. Services include nursing, aide support, counseling, and respite care for family caregivers. Medicare-certified hospices must meet federal conditions of participation.

Start by comparing CMS Five-Star ratings, which summarize health inspections, staffing, and quality measures. A high overall rating is a useful signal, but read the underlying inspection findings and staffing figures too - they show what is behind the score.

Visit candidates in Washington when possible, ask how care plans are set and reviewed, and confirm costs, coverage, and availability in writing. Staffing consistency and clear family communication matter as much as any published score.

Frequently asked questions

How many hospice are in Washington?
The current CMS snapshot lists 50 Medicare-certified hospice in Washington, across 32 cities and counties.
How do I compare hospice in Washington?
When comparing hospice programs, ask about on-call nursing availability, response times, respite care, bereavement support, and how the team coordinates with the patient's physician and family. Use the city listings above to open individual profiles with CMS ratings, inspection findings, staffing, and ownership.

Data sources

Source: CMS Provider Data Catalog. Data processing date: 2026-10-05.

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