Texas Best Hospice Services
Richardson, TX · Medicare-certified hospice (CCN 671751)
CMS process measure: 93.96 (state average 94.72 — at state average)
Serves: 138 ZIP codes (is yours included? →) · Phone: (972) 416-8500 · Verify on Medicare Care Compare ↗
CMS has not published CAHPS family-caregiver survey results for Texas Best Hospice Services, so no star rating or recommendation percentage is available. On CMS's composite process measure, it scored 93.96, about at the Texas state average of 94.72.
Texas Best Hospice Services serves 138 ZIP codes from its office in Richardson, Texas, in Collin County.
Yes, Texas Best Hospice Services is Medicare-certified (CCN 671751, since 2013); the Medicare hospice benefit covers hospice care for eligible patients when a doctor certifies eligibility.
About this hospice
Texas Best Hospice Services is a for-profit hospice based in Richardson, Texas, serving Collin County and the surrounding area. It has been Medicare-certified since April 2, 2013, with the certification number (CCN) 671751.
According to CMS Care Compare data, CMS has not published CAHPS family-caregiver survey results (star rating, percent who would definitely recommend, and percent rating the hospice 9-10) for this hospice. This is often the result of a small number of surveyed patients and does not indicate poor quality of care.
On CMS's composite process measure, which reflects how consistently a hospice completes recommended care processes, Texas Best Hospice Services scored 93.96, compared to a Texas state average of 94.72 — CMS categorizes this as at the state average. CMS also reports a care index score of 10 for this hospice, and that 46.3% of patients received visits from hospice staff in the final days of life, per CMS Care Compare figures.
Texas Best Hospice Services reports serving 138 ZIP codes from its Richardson office, indicating a broad service area within its region.
The Medicare hospice benefit covers hospice care for eligible patients when a physician certifies eligibility; no cost information is provided here beyond that fact.
All figures in this profile come from CMS Care Compare data and reflect the most recent vintage available at the time of publication. Families should confirm current details directly with the hospice or on Medicare Care Compare.
Questions families ask
Does Medicare cover care from this hospice?
Yes. Texas Best Hospice Services is Medicare-certified (CCN 671751) since April 2, 2013, 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; this does not indicate poor quality.
How does this hospice score on CMS quality measures compared to the state average?
Its composite process score is 93.96, compared with a Texas state average of 94.72 — CMS classifies this as at the state average. CMS also reports a care index score of 10 and that 46.3% of patients received visits in the last days of life.
What areas and ZIP codes does this hospice serve?
It serves 138 ZIP codes from its Richardson, Texas office in Collin County.
Tip: use our Search by ZIP Code feature to check instantly whether your ZIP is among the 138 this hospice reports serving.
Is this hospice for-profit, non-profit, or government-run — and does it matter?
Texas Best Hospice Services is a for-profit hospice. Ownership type alone does not determine quality of care, which is better assessed through CMS quality measures and surveys.
How long has this hospice been Medicare-certified?
It has been Medicare-certified since April 2, 2013.
What is the difference between hospice and palliative care?
Palliative care can be provided alongside curative treatment at any stage of a serious illness, while hospice care focuses on comfort rather than cure when a patient has a life-limiting illness, typically with a prognosis of six months or less.
Does choosing hospice mean giving up treatment?
No. Hospice shifts the focus from curing an illness to providing comfort and quality of life; patients may still receive treatment for symptoms and other conditions unrelated to their terminal diagnosis.
Where is hospice care provided — at home or in a facility?
This data does not specify where care is provided; contact the hospice at (972) 416-8500 and verify details on Medicare Care Compare.
How do I start hospice care with this provider?
This data does not describe the intake process; contact the hospice at (972) 416-8500 to learn how to begin care.
What questions should I ask when choosing a hospice?
Families often ask about CMS quality scores, caregiver satisfaction survey results, service area, and how care needs are met; contact the hospice at (972) 416-8500 for specifics not covered by CMS data.
How do I verify this hospice on Medicare Care Compare?
You can look up Texas Best Hospice Services directly at https://www.medicare.gov/care-compare/details/hospice/671751?state=TX to confirm current 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.