Get to Know Us
Aspire Hospice is a proud, woman-owned and family-operated hospice provider rooted in Texas, dedicated to delivering compassionate and generous care to those in need, no matter the circumstances.
It is a privilege to care for individuals at one of the most critical times in their lives—providing comfort, dignity, and peace during their end-of-life journey. Our agency is built on a foundation of empathy and understanding, treating every client with the same care and respect we would give our own loved ones.
What makes us different
At Aspire Hospice, we take pride in bringing our hearts into the homes of those we serve, offering a level of care that is both personal and meaningful.

Our Mission
“Aspire to direct one’s hopes or ambitions toward achieving something”
At Aspire Hospice we strive for quality in the daily lives of those we
serve as we understand every disease is unique. We are dedicated to
the individuals and families going through this journey.
A– A Voice
S– Symptom Management
P–Privacy and Discretion
I–Integrity
R–Respect
E–Emotional Support
Hospice Levels of Care
Generally, Medicare pays hospice agencies a daily rate for each day a patient is enrolled in the hospice benefit. Medicare makes this daily payment regardless of the number of services provided on a given day, including days when the hospice provides no services. The daily payment rates cover the hospice’s costs for providing services included in patient care plans. Medicare makes daily payments based on 1 of 4 levels of hospice care:
- Routine home care: A day the patient elects to get hospice care at home and isn’t getting continuous home care. A patient’s home might be a home, a skilled nursing facility (SNF), or an assisted living facility. Routine home care is the level of care provided when the patient isn’t in crisis.
- Continuous home care: A day when both of these apply:
- The patient gets hospice care in a home setting that isn’t an inpatient facility (hospital, SNF, or hospice inpatient unit)
- The care consists mainly of nursing care on a continuous basis at home
Patients can also get hospice aide, homemaker services, or both on a continuous basis. Hospice patients can get continuous home care only during brief periods of crisis and only as needed to maintain the patient at home.
- Inpatient respite care: A day the patient elects to get hospice care in an approved inpatient facility for up to 5 consecutive days to give their caregiver a rest.
- General inpatient care: A day the patient elects hospice care in an inpatient facility for pain control or acute or chronic symptom management, which can’t be managed in other settings.
For Legal Detail: https://www.cms.gov/Medicare/Medicare-Fee-for-Service-Payment/Hospice
Our staff is truly passionate about giving their all to each and every patient. They are fully trained to handle any situations or problems that may occur, whether they be physical, emotional, or spiritual. Their compassion and skill make them fully equipped to help consult you and take some of the burden off your shoulders. All staff members also go through frequent evaluations to ensure that they meet our standards.