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Hospices That Successfully Met Qrp Reporting Requirements for Fy 2020 Apu HOSPICES THAT SUCCESSFULLY MET QRP REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FOR FY 2020 APU CMS populates the provider demographic information appearing on reports from the CMS Survey Processing Environment (ASPEN) sy stem, which is updated by CMS Regional Offices or State ASPEN Coordinators. If the information you see displayed is inaccurate or has changed, please review the "How to Update Hospice Demographic Data" tip sheet. CCN Hospice Name Address City State ZIP 741606 1ST CHOICE HOME HEALTH 10662 VISTA DEL SOL EL PASO TX 79935 671636 1ST CHOICE HOSPICE LLC 3001 OLD HOUSTON ROAD HUNTSVILLE TX 77340 671729 1ST QUALITY HOSPICE LLC 716 WEST BLUFF STREET WOODVILLE TX 75979 751576 24/7 CARE AT HOME - HOSPICE 3237 E GUASTI ROAD SUITE 100 ONTARIO CA 91761 751637 24/7 CARE AT HOME - HOSPICE 1075 YORBA PLACE, SUITE 101 PLACENTIA CA 92870 391691 365 HOSPICE LLC 220 REGENT COURT SUITE E2 STATE COLLEGE PA 16801 391774 365 HOSPICE LLC 119 S MAIN STREET CARROLLTOWN PA 15722 391706 365 HOSPICE LLC - MONROEVILLE 2549 MOSSIDE BOULEVARD MONROEVILLE PA 15146 551505 A & C HEALTH CARE UNLIMITED LLC 1687 ERRINGER ROAD, SUITE #211 SIMI VALLEY CA 93065 751724 A & E HOSPICE CARE, INC. 2920 W OLIVE AVE, SUITE 214 BURBANK CA 91505 741647 A BETTER HOSPICE 6250 WESTPARK DRIVE STE 114 HOUSTON TX 77057 741562 A BLISS HOSPICE CARE 140 E RIDGEWOOD COURT SAN ANTONIO TX 78212 741672 A P HEALTH AND PALLIATIVE CARE INC 6260 WESTPARK DR SUITE 250 HOUSTON TX 77057 921505 A PLUS HOSPICE, INC 4625 FIRST STREET, SUITE 220 PLEASANTON CA 94566 921709 A SPIRIT OF SUPPORT, INC. 1972-B WEST 48TH STREET LOS ANGELES CA 90062 461591 A STEP FORWARD HOSPICE LLC 1649 EAST 1400 SOUTH, SUITE 140 CLEARFIELD UT 84015 451624 A*MED COMMUNITY HOSPICE 8901 EMMETT F LOWRY SUITE B TEXAS CITY TX 77591 671579 A*MED COMMUNITY HOSPICE 1125 CYPRESS STATION DRIVE SUITE D HOUSTON TX 77090 451788 A*MED HOME HEALTH 4903 GOLDEN QUAIL STE 110 SAN ANTONIO TX 78240 451798 A*MED HOME HEALTH 7800 SHOAL CREEK SUITE 145 SOUTH AUSTIN TX 78757 291540 A+ HOSPICE CARE 227 VINE ST RENO NV 89503 751756 A-1 HOSPICE CARE INC 217 E ALAMEDA AVENUE SUITE 306 BURBANK CA 91502 041515 AAA OF WESTERN ARK INC MENA 600 SEVENTH STREET MENA AR 71953 671644 AADVANTAGE HEALTH & HOSPICE CARE SYSTEMS INC 10715 VALLEY HILLS DRIVE STE 101 HOUSTON TX 77071 111530 ABBEY HOSPICE 215 AZALEA COURT SOCIAL CIRCLE GA 30025 421583 ABBEY ROAD HOSPICE, LLC 5429 BUSH RIVER ROAD COLUMBIA SC 29212 751623 ABC HOSPICE CARE, INC 16104 HART ST VAN NUYS CA 91406 011626 ABC HOSPICE, INC 266 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE RAINSVILLE AL 35986 111752 ABERDEEN PLACE HOSPICE 900 OLD ROSWELL LAKES PARKWAY, SUTE 130 ROSWELL GA 30076 131549 ABODE HOSPICE 2090 SOUTH EAGLE ROAD MERIDIAN ID 83642 061588 ABODE HOSPICE OF COLORADO 445 UNION BOULEVARD, SUITE 223 LAKEWOOD CO 80228 061590 ABODE HOSPICE OF COLORADO 5465 MARK DABLING BLVD COLORADO SPRINGS CO 80918 161581 ABOVE & BEYOND HOSPICE 417 EAST 1ST STREET MONTICELLO IA 52310 391700 ABRAMSON HOSPICE 1425 HORSHAM ROAD NORTH WALES PA 19454 751613 ABSOLUTE COMPASSION, LLC 6355 RIVERSIDE BLVD, SUITE T SACRAMENTO CA 95831 741680 ABSOLUTE HOSPICE 700 E 2ND STREET SUITE B LEAGUE CITY TX 77573 921707 ABSOLUTE HOSPICE & PALLIATIVE CARE, INC. 9837 BELMONT ST, SUITE B BELLFLOWER CA 90706 361683 ABSOLUTE HOSPICE INC 339 EAST MAPLE STREET, SUITE 115 NORTH CANTON OH 44720 1 of 83 HOSPICES THAT SUCCESSFULLY MET QRP REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FOR FY 2020 APU CCN Hospice Name Address City State ZIP 191520 ACADIAN HOSPICE 458 HEYMANN BLVD, BLDG A LAFAYETTE LA 70503 061560 ACCENTCARE HOME HEALTH OF MOUNTAIN VALLEY LLC 4065 ST CLOUD, SUITE 200 LOVELAND CO 80538 921522 ACCENTCARE HOSPICE OF CALIFORNIA INC 2344 SOUTH SECOND, SUITE B EL CENTRO CA 92243 921542 ACCEPTANCE HOSPICE, INC 12062 VALLEY VIEW ST, SUITE 105 GARDEN GROVE CA 92845 261611 ACCESS HOSPICE CARE 1403 W STATE HIGHWAY J OZARK MO 65721 461550 ACCESS HOSPICE CARE 74 WEST 100 NORTH LOGAN UT 84321 451774 ACCOLADE HOSPICE 5201 INDIANA AVE 101 S LUBBOCK TX 79413 451779 ACCOLADE HOSPICE 222 W GRAND AVE YOAKUM TX 77995 671528 ACCOLADE HOSPICE 2800 SHORELINE DR #211 DENTON TX 76210 141650 ACCORD HOSPICE 400 LAKE COOK RD, SUITE 208 DEERFIELD IL 60015 031622 ACCORD HOSPICE OF THE WHITE MOUNTAINS, LLC 5658 HIGHWAY 260, SUITE 9 LAKESIDE AZ 85929 741528 ACCORDPHC 17400 N. DALLAS PARKWAY, SUITE 240 DALLAS TX 75287 751746 ACCREDITED HOSPICE, INC. 5503 CAHUENGA BLVD STE 202 NORTH HOLLYWOOD CA 91606 671725 ACCREDITED HOSPICES OF AMERICA 14520 OLD KATY ROAD, #101 HOUSTON TX 77079 751525 ACCURATE HOSPICE INC. 3925 ROSEMEAD BLVD, STE 201 ROSEMEAD CA 91770 551669 ACE HOME HEALTH CARE & HOSPICE, INC 85 MORAGA WAY, SUITE 100A ORINDA CA 94563 921628 ACE HOSPICE CARE, INC. 4515 EAGLE ROCK BLVD. SUITE 151 LOS ANGELES CA 90041 551598 ACE OF HEARTS HOSPICE, INC 6501 FOOTHILL BLVD, SUITE 204A TUJUNGA CA 91042 131571 ACHS HOSPICE & PALLIATIVE CARE 815 S BRIDGEWAY PLACE STE 122 EAGLE ID 83616 551518 ACTIVE HOSPICE CARE, INC 704 S VICTORY BLVD, SUITE 100 BURBANK CA 91502 461618 ACTIVE HOSPICE, LLC 9138 SOUTH STATE STREET, SUITE 102 SANDY UT 84070 391688 ACTS SIGNATURE HOSPICE 812 NORTH BETHLEHEM PIKE AMBLER PA 19002 741541 ACURA HOSPICE CARE LLC 13017 JESS PIRTLE BLVD SUITE 100 SUGAR LAND TX 77478 461602 ADAGIO HOSPICE LLC 845 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SUITE C6 BOUNTIFUL UT 84010 151623 ADAPTIVE HOSPICE, INC 702 NORTH SHORE DRIVE, STE 201 JEFFERSONVILLE IN 47130 471508 ADDISON CTY HHA HOSPICE PO BOX 754 ROUTE 7 NORTH MIDDLEBURY VT 05753 361591 ADENA HOSPICE 2077 WESTERN AVENUE CHILLICOTHE OH 45601 551507 ADMIRAL HOSPICE CARE, INC 4010 WATSON PLAZA DRIVE SUITE 120 LAKEWOOD CA 90712 441592 ADORATION HOSPICE 545 MAINSTREAM DRIVE SUITE 412 NASHVILLE TN 37228 521521 ADORAY HOSPICE 2231 HIGHWAY 12 SUITE 201 BALDWIN WI 54002 751527 ADVANCE HOSPICE CARE INC. 1209 N CENTRAL AVE SUITE 204 GLENDALE CA 91202 751691 ADVANCE HOSPICE SERVICES INC 876 N MOUNTAIN AVENUE SUITE 200A UPLAND CA 91786 551686 ADVANTAGE HEALTH SYSTEMS 9663 TIERRA GRANDE STREET, SUTIE 204 SAN DIEGO CA 92126 921732 ADVANTAGE HEALTH SYSTEMS 151 KALMUS DRIVE, SUITE D-104 COSTA MESA CA 92626 751696 ADVENT HOPE HOSPICE 1881 COMMERCENTER E SAN BERNARDINO CA 92408 051581 ADVENTIST HEALTH HOME CARE SERVICES 1289 BILLE ROAD PARADISE CA 95969 051609 ADVENTIST HEALTH HOME CARE SERVICES 20100 CEDAR ROAD NORTH SONORA CA 95370 051670 ADVENTIST HEALTH HOME CARE SERVICES 440 GREENFIELD AVENUE SUITE B HANFORD CA 93230 381507 ADVENTIST HEALTH HOSPICE 5835 NE 122ND AVENUE, SUITE 135 PORTLAND OR 97230 551635 ADVENTIST HEALTH HOSPICE 281 HARVEY DRIVE UNIT B GLENDALE CA 91206 141507 ADVENTIST ST THOMAS HOSPICE 119 E OGDEN AVE, STE 111 HINSDALE IL 60521 031656 ADVISACARE HOSPICE, LLC 1757 EAST BASELINE ROAD, SUITE 106 GILBERT AZ 85233 141516 ADVOCATE HOSPICE 2000 SPRINGER DRIVE LOMBARD IL 60148 141567 ADVOCATE HOSPICE 303 N HERSHEY ROAD, SUITE C BLOOMINGTON IL 61704 2 of 83 HOSPICES THAT SUCCESSFULLY MET QRP REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FOR FY 2020 APU CCN Hospice Name Address City State ZIP 291552 AFFECTIONATE HOSPICE CARE, LLC 1641 E FLAMINGO ROAD STE 8 LAS VEGAS NV 89119 111672 AFFINIS CARTERSVILLE 15 BOWENS COURT, SUITE B CARTERSVILLE GA 30120 111771 AFFINIS HOSPICE LLC 130 CANAL STREET, SUITE 102 & 103 POOLER GA 31322 111781 AFFINIS HOSPICE LLC 248 NE BROAD STREET JESUP GA 31546 111728 AFFINIS HOSPICE LLC- NEWNAN 21 HIGHLAND DRIVE NEWNAN GA 30263 111690 AFFINIS HOSPICE, LLC 507 NORTH JEFFERSON STREET ALBANY GA 31702 111743 AFFINIS HOSPICE, LLC 1612 MARS HILL ROAD, SUITE A WATKINSVILLE GA 30677 111746 AFFINIS HOSPICE, LLC 806 MAPLE DRIVE VIDALIA GA 30474 111748 AFFINIS HOSPICE, LLC 1365 INTERSTATE PARKWAY AUGUSTA GA 30909 111719 AFFINIS HOSPICE, LLC- GAINESVILLE 2565 THOMPSON BRIDGE ROAD SUITE 201 GAINESVILLE GA 30501 671690 AFFINITY HEALTH CARE 2708 S MEDFORD DRIVE LUFKIN TX 75901 521526 AFFINITY VISITING NURSES 816 W WINNECONNE AVE NEENAH WI 54956 461583 AFI HOSPICE, LLC 1133 NORTH MAIN STREET, SUITE 300 LAYTON UT 84041 751693 AGAPE HOSPICE & PALLIATIVE CARE LLC 15456 VENTURA BLVD SUITE 203 SHERMAN OAKS CA 91403 031614 AGAPE HOSPICE & PALLIATIVE CARE, LLC 2980 NORTH SWAN ROAD, SUITE 222 TUCSON AZ 85712 671683 AGAPE HOSPICE CARE 3030 TOWN CENTRE DRIVE SUITE 200 MESQUITE TX 75150 111733 AGAPE HOSPICE CARE OF CARROLLTON, LLC 126 WEST MONTGOMERY STREET VILLA RICA GA 30180 111697 AGAPE HOSPICE OF NORTHEAST GEORGIA 575 OLD NORCROSS ROAD, SUITE A LAWRENCEVILLE GA 30045 421592 AGAPE HOSPICE OF THE LOWCOUNTRY 2680 ELMS PLANTATION BLVD., SUITE 101 CHARLESTON SC 29406 061551 AGAPE HOSPICE SERVICES 6041 S SYRACUSE WAY #220 GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80111 521505 AGRACE HOSPICECARE 5395 E CHERYL PKWY MADISON WI 53711 451521 AIM HOSPICE 703 EAST CONCHO ROCKPORT TX 78382 191535 AIME HOSPICE CARE 104 MBL BANK DRIVE MINDEN LA 71055 191541 AIME HOSPICE CARE 510 TRENTON ST SUITE 100 WEST MONROE LA 71291 191579 AIME HOSPICE CARE 3805 HALSEY STREET, SUITE C ALEXANDRIA LA 71301 191596 AIME HOSPICE CARE 8950 EAST KINGS HWY SHREVEPORT LA 71115 011657 ALABAMA HOSPICE CARE OF BIRMINGHAM 5243 OLD SPRINGVILLE ROAD SUITE 101 PINSON AL 35126 011662 ALABAMA HOSPICE CARE OF JASPER 1458 JONES DAIRY ROAD, SUITE 200 JASPER AL 35501 011558 ALABAMA HOSPICE CARE OF MOBILE 4318 DOWNTOWNER LOOP NORTH, SUITE R MOBILE AL 36609 011671 ALABAMA HOSPICE CARE OF OXFORD 1631 HAMRICK DRIVE EAST OXFORD AL 36203 011677 ALABAMA HOSPICE CARE OF TUSCALOOSA 971 FAIRFAX PARK, SUITE A TUSCALOOSA AL 35406 011543 ALACARE HOME HEALTH & HOSPICE 2970A LORNA ROAD HOOVER AL 35209 671540 ALAMO HOSPICE 3201 CHERRY RIDGE ST STE C313 SAN ANTONIO TX 78230 671750 ALAMO HOSPICE 1595 SOUTH MAIN STREET SUITE#101 BOERNE TX 78006 741665 ALAMO HOSPICE 1423 WALNUT AVENUE, SUITE
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