12 Medicare-certified hospice providers are based in Douglas County, serving Omaha and nearby communities. The longest-serving has held Medicare certification since 1984. 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.
Omaha · (402) 933-5836 · Medicare-certified since 2008
Omaha · (402) 926-2680 · Medicare-certified since 1996
Omaha · (402) 898-8000 · Medicare-certified since 1984
Omaha · (402) 390-2492 · Medicare-certified since 2003
Omaha · (402) 800-8145 · Medicare-certified since 2017
Omaha · (402) 397-0990 · Medicare-certified since 1997
Omaha · (402) 320-3939 · Medicare-certified since 2024
Omaha · (402) 403-4330 · Medicare-certified since 2022
Omaha · (402) 609-4818 · Medicare-certified since 2012
Omaha · (402) 926-4444 · Medicare-certified since 1994
Omaha · (402) 509-7655 · Medicare-certified since 2022
Omaha · (402) 819-4949 · Medicare-certified since 2023
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Get matched in Douglas County →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.
Ask for specifics: visits per week, weekend coverage, and what actually happens when the family calls overnight.
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.
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.