Supreme Hospice And Palliative Care
Valencia, CA · Medicare-certified hospice (CCN 751783)
CMS process measure: 80.95 (state average 93.41 — below state average)
Serves: 21 ZIP codes (is yours included? →) · Phone: (661) 254-2206 · Verify on Medicare Care Compare ↗
CMS has not published CAHPS family-caregiver survey results for Supreme Hospice And Palliative Care in Valencia, CA, so no star rating or recommend percentage is available. Its CMS composite process score is 80.95, which is below the California state average of 93.41.
Supreme Hospice And Palliative Care serves 21 ZIP codes from its Valencia, California office in Los Angeles County. Families in that surrounding area may be eligible for its services.
Yes, Supreme Hospice And Palliative Care is Medicare-certified (CCN 751783, since January 2016). The Medicare hospice benefit covers hospice care for eligible patients once a doctor certifies eligibility.
About this hospice
Supreme Hospice And Palliative Care is a for-profit hospice agency based in Valencia, California, serving families in Los Angeles County. It has been Medicare-certified since January 19, 2016 (CCN 751783).
According to CMS Care Compare data, CMS has not published CAHPS family-caregiver survey results for this hospice — a star rating, percentage of caregivers who would definitely recommend, and percentage rating the hospice 9-10 are all unavailable. This is often due to too few surveyed patients to report reliably, and it does not indicate poor quality; families should ask the hospice directly about caregiver feedback if this matters to them.
CMS does report a composite process measure for this hospice of 80.95, compared with a California state average of 93.41 — placing this hospice below the state average on this measure. A care index score of 8 and a rate of 3.8% for visits in the last days of life are also reported by CMS, though these figures should be reviewed in context on Care Compare rather than in isolation.
Supreme Hospice And Palliative Care reports serving 21 ZIP codes from its Valencia office. As with all Medicare-certified hospices, the Medicare hospice benefit covers hospice care for eligible patients when a doctor certifies eligibility; no cost information is provided here. All figures above come from CMS Care Compare data and reflect the most recent published vintage available; families are encouraged to verify current figures directly on Care Compare.
Questions families ask
Does Medicare cover care from this hospice?
Yes. Supreme Hospice And Palliative Care has been Medicare-certified since January 19, 2016 (CCN 751783), and the Medicare hospice benefit covers hospice care for eligible patients when a doctor certifies eligibility.
What do family caregivers say about this hospice in the CMS survey?
CMS has not published CAHPS family-caregiver survey results for this hospice, often because too few patients were surveyed to report reliably; this does not indicate poor quality.
How does this hospice score on CMS quality measures compared to the state average?
Its CMS composite process score is 80.95, compared with a California state average of 93.41, placing it below the state average on this measure. CMS also reports a care index score of 8 and 3.8% for visits in the last days of life.
What areas and ZIP codes does this hospice serve?
It serves 21 ZIP codes from its Valencia, California office in Los Angeles County.
Tip: use our Search by ZIP Code feature to check instantly whether your ZIP is among the 21 this hospice reports serving.
Is this hospice for-profit, non-profit, or government-run — and does it matter?
It is a for-profit hospice. Ownership type does not by itself determine quality of care; CMS quality measures and surveys are better indicators.
How long has this hospice been Medicare-certified?
It has been Medicare-certified since January 19, 2016.
What is the difference between hospice and palliative care?
Palliative care can be provided at any stage of a serious illness alongside curative treatment, while hospice care focuses on comfort for people who have stopped pursuing curative treatment and are typically expected to have a limited life expectancy.
Does choosing hospice mean giving up treatment?
No. Hospice means shifting the focus of care to comfort, symptom relief, and quality of life rather than curing the underlying illness; it is a choice about the goals of care, not giving up on care itself.
Where is hospice care provided — at home or in a facility?
This data does not specify where Supreme Hospice And Palliative Care provides care; contact the hospice at (661) 254-2206 and verify details on Medicare Care Compare.
How do I start hospice care with this provider?
The data provided does not describe the intake process; contact the hospice directly at (661) 254-2206 and verify current information on Medicare Care Compare.
What questions should I ask when choosing a hospice?
Families often ask about CAHPS survey results, CMS quality measures, service area, staffing, and how care is coordinated; contact the hospice at (661) 254-2206 for specifics not covered in this data.
How do I verify this hospice on Medicare Care Compare?
You can look up Supreme Hospice And Palliative Care (CCN 751783) at https://www.medicare.gov/care-compare/details/hospice/751783?state=CA to see the latest published CMS data.
Data: CMS Care Compare (Jul2026 refresh). Survey results are reported by family caregivers through the official CAHPS Hospice Survey; CMS publishes them only above response-count thresholds. Always verify current details with the hospice and Medicare before arranging care.