Brighton Hospice
Based in Eugene, OR
Medicare-certified hospice for 5 years. Ownership: for-profit.
Hospice care is comfort care for someone with a terminal illness, from a team of nurses, aides, social workers and chaplains, usually at home or wherever the person lives.
Who is the care for?
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CMS rates hospices from 1 to 5 stars on the CAHPS Hospice Survey, which asks family caregivers about the care their loved one received.
Based in Eugene, OR
Medicare-certified hospice for 5 years. Ownership: for-profit.
Based in Eugene, OR
Medicare-certified hospice for 5 years. Ownership: for-profit.
Based in Roseburg, OR. Tells Medicare it serves Eugene
Medicare-certified hospice for 35 years. Ownership: for-profit.
Based in Roseburg, OR. Tells Medicare it serves Eugene
Medicare-certified hospice for 35 years. Ownership: non-profit.
Based in Portland, OR. Tells Medicare it serves Eugene
Medicare-certified hospice for 42 years. Ownership: other.
Based in Springfield, OR. Tells Medicare it serves Eugene
Medicare-certified hospice for 32 years. Ownership: non-profit.
Based in Eugene, OR. Tells Medicare it serves Eugene
Medicare-certified hospice for 42 years. Ownership: non-profit.
Based in Springfield, OR. Tells Medicare it serves Eugene
Medicare-certified hospice for 8 years. Ownership: for-profit.
Based in Eugene, OR
Registered with the federal NPI registry since 2011.
Based in Eugene, OR. Tells Medicare it serves Eugene
Medicare-certified hospice for 7 years. Ownership: for-profit.
For free local help with care options and benefits, contact your Area Agency on Aging through the Eldercare Locator.
Carevo lists 10 hospices for Eugene: 3 based in the city, 7 that tell Medicare they serve ZIP codes here.
7 of the 8 rated hospices on this page have 4 stars or more from CMS in data published August 2026. Brighton Hospice is listed first with 4 out of 5. Ratings change, so check the Care Compare record linked on each card.
Medicare covers hospice care when a hospice doctor and the person's regular doctor certify a terminal illness with a life expectancy of 6 months or less, and the person chooses comfort care instead of care to cure the illness. Medicare doesn't cover room and board when someone gets hospice care at home or in a nursing home.
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