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Hospice Providers in Greater Hartford

From CMS certification records, for Hartford, Tolland and Middlesex counties.

Directory size: 11 providers across Hartford, Tolland and Middlesex counties.
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Last verified: October 2026

Which hospice providers serve Greater Hartford?

11 Medicare-certified hospice providers have offices in Hartford, Tolland and Middlesex counties, according to CMS certification records. Hospice can be delivered at home, in an assisted living community or in a nursing home.

Medicare pays for hospice for people with a life expectancy of six months or less who choose comfort-focused care. In Connecticut most hospice programs run under a DPH home health care license. Ask each provider about its service area, after-hours response and bereavement support.

Data source + refresh cadence

Source: CMS Provider Data Catalog — every Medicare-certified hospice with an office in the three counties. In Connecticut most hospice programs operate under a DPH home health care license; DPH separately licenses only a few stand-alone hospice facilities, none of them in these counties.

Listed here: 11 records. Retrieved: October 24, 2026. Refresh: quarterly, when DPH posts its next Regulatory Action Report.

Last verified: October 2026 · Last updated October 24, 2026

All Medicare-certified hospice providers A–Z

Showing 11
Hospice providerTownAddressPhoneCMS numberMedicare-certified sinceFederal record
Athena Home Health & HospiceFarmington135 South Road(203) 234-9355071543October 9, 2015Care Compare
Beacon Hospice, An Amedisys CompanyEast Hartford77 Hartland St, Ste 230(860) 282-0527071537March 2, 2007Care Compare
Brighton Hospice Connecticut, LLCFarmington30 Waterside Dr Ste 101(860) 507-7508071546October 4, 2023Care Compare
Bristol Home Care and Hospice Agency, Inc.Bristol32 Valley Street, Ste D(860) 585-4752071517October 19, 1994Care Compare
Enhabit HospiceRocky Hill2080 Silas Deane Highway, 2nd Floor, Suite 204(860) 529-5400071549May 2, 2025Care Compare
Farmington Valley VNA IncSimsbury8 Old Mill Lane(860) 651-3539071515February 16, 1994Care Compare
Greater Manchester Homecare, LLCVernon8 Keynote Drive(860) 872-9163071502June 10, 1987Care Compare
Hartford Healthcare at HomeEast Hartford60 Hartland St(860) 249-4862071507May 1, 1991Care Compare
McLean Home Care and HospiceSimsbury75 Great Pond Road(860) 658-3700071524January 5, 1995Care Compare
Middlesex Health Care at Home & Hospice ProgramMiddletown237 Main Street(860) 358-5600071522October 12, 1994Care Compare
Trinity Health of New England at HomeHartford659 Tower Ave, Fl 2(860) 763-7600071520July 19, 1994Care Compare

What is the difference between assisted living and memory care in Connecticut?

Assisted living is personal care and nursing services delivered by a DPH-licensed Assisted Living Services Agency inside a Managed Residential Community; memory care is that same agency's dementia special care unit or program, which needs separate DPH approval and a written disclosure. Neither is a nursing home.

Assisted living (ALSA in an MRC)Memory care (dementia special care unit)
Who licenses itDPH licenses the Assisted Living Services Agency (ALSA) that provides the careSame ALSA license, plus DPH approval of the dementia special care unit or program (Public Act 21-121)
What the building isA Managed Residential Community (MRC), registered with DPH — not licensedA unit or program inside an MRC, often secured, with its staffing plan on file with DPH
What it isPrivate apartment, meals, housekeeping, help with daily activities and medicationsDementia-focused care, activities and supervision for people with Alzheimer's or related disorders
What it isn'tNot a nursing home — no 24-hour skilled nursingNot a separate license, and not a nursing-home dementia unit
What you get in writingResidency agreement with fees, services and discharge termsA signed dementia special care disclosure: philosophy, staffing ratios, training, placement and discharge criteria, extra fees
Typical Greater Hartford cost$6,000–$8,500/mo$7,500–$10,000/mo
MedicaidRent is private pay; CHCPE can pay for care services in participating communitiesSame — rent is private pay; ask whether CHCPE is accepted

Cost ranges: this site's 2026 Greater Hartford cost research. Rules: CT Public Health Code § 19-13-D105 and CGS § 19a-562.

Frequently asked questions

Why are there no star ratings in this directory?

We list public license and inspection records only. For CMS star ratings and full inspection reports, open the Care Compare link on any row.

How often is this directory updated?

We re-pull the DPH and CMS records quarterly; this page was last verified in October 2026.

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