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Hospice providers in Fairfield County, Connecticut

8 Medicare-certified hospice providers are based in Fairfield County, serving Bridgeport, Danbury, Greenwich, Ct, Milford, Norwalk, Ridgefield and nearby communities. 4 are non-profit. The longest-serving has held Medicare certification since 1985. This list comes straight from Medicare's official Care Compare data — no provider pays to appear here, and your contact information is never given to a facility.

Caring Hospice Services Of Connecticut Llc

Stamford · (203) 674-8380 · Medicare-certified since 1985

Compassus - Greater Connecticut

Milford · (203) 301-0489 · Medicare-certified since 2006

Constellation Home Care

Norwalk · (203) 497-3888 · Medicare-certified since 2012

Health Care Connectors Llc

Greenwich, Ct · (203) 489-0919 · Medicare-certified since 2025

Mozaic Home Care And HospiceNon-profit

Bridgeport · (203) 396-1136 · Medicare-certified since 2012

Regional HospiceNon-profit

Danbury · (203) 702-7414 · Medicare-certified since 1994

Ridgefield Visiting Nurse AssociationNon-profit

Ridgefield · (203) 438-5555 · Medicare-certified since 2018

Visiting Nurse & Hospice Of Fairfield County, IncNon-profit

Wilton · (203) 762-8958 · Medicare-certified since 1993

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Questions that reveal the most on a first call

"How quickly can you start?"

A good hospice can often begin within 24–48 hours of the referral. If care is needed now, call two or three providers — responsiveness on this call predicts responsiveness later.

"How often will a nurse actually visit — and what happens at 2 a.m.?"

Ask for specifics: visits per week, weekend coverage, and what actually happens when the family calls overnight.

"Does Medicare cover this?"

Yes — Medicare's hospice benefit covers the hospice team, comfort medications, equipment, and respite care. Room and board is the main cost it does not cover.

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Medicare covers hospice itself, but families often face room-and-board and other costs. Our free Care Funding Navigator maps every option — VA benefits, insurance, home equity, Medicaid — in about five minutes.

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