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Hospices in Gainesville, GA

4 Medicare-certified hospices are based in Gainesville, and 46 in total list it in their service area. 2 have a Medicare star rating.

About these listings. They come from Medicare's public data (updated August 2026), not from the hospices, and they aren't endorsements. Hospices travel to patients, so the address is just their office. Call to confirm they serve your address and have openings.

Hospices based in Gainesville

Hospice of Northeast Ga Mc

★★★★★5 of 5 family rating

93% of families would definitely recommend · Other · Medicare-certified since 1986

2150 Limestone Parkway Ste 222, Gainesville, GA 30501

Pruitthealth Hospice-Gainesville

★★★★★4 of 5 family rating

86% of families would definitely recommend · For-profit · Medicare-certified since 1999

2545 Flintridge Road, Suite 100, Gainesville, GA 30501

Georgia Hospice Care

No Medicare star rating yet

96% of families would definitely recommend · For-profit · Medicare-certified since 2013

500 Jesse Jewel Parkway Se, Suite 201, Gainesville, GA 30501

Affinis Hospice, LLC- Gainesville

No Medicare star rating yet

75% of families would definitely recommend · Non-profit · Medicare-certified since 2012

2565 Thompson Bridge Road Suite 201, Gainesville, GA 30501

What do the ratings mean?

The family rating is Medicare's star rating (1 to 5) from the CAHPS Hospice Survey, which asks family caregivers about the care their person received. "Would definitely recommend" is the share of surveyed families who said yes, definitely. The national average is 85%.

No rating yet usually means the hospice is newer or too few families completed the survey for Medicare to publish a score. It isn't a bad sign by itself, but it means you'll want to ask more questions.

Ratings describe the past, not a promise. Use them alongside the questions to ask before you sign.

Also serving Gainesville

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