Home health & hospice in Greensboro

How many home health, hospice and home care agencies are licensed in Greensboro?

DHSR's listings show 6 home care agencies licensed for home health, 1 hospice office and 163 other home care agencies with Greensboro addresses in the three areas we map.

Which hospices serve Greensboro?

DHSR's listing shows 8 hospice licenses with offices in the three counties: Ancora Compassionate Care (Reidsville), AuthoraCare Collective (Greensboro), Gentiva (Asheboro), Gentiva (Rockingham), Hospice Home at High Point (High Point), Hospice of Randolph (Asheboro), Hospice of the Piedmont, Inc. (High Point), The Randolph Hospice House (Asheboro).

Medicare's hospice benefit covers care wherever the patient lives: at home, in an adult care home or in a nursing home. Ask each hospice about after-hours response and where inpatient care happens when symptoms cannot be managed at home; hospice homes in Greensboro, High Point and Asheboro fill that role locally.

What does home care cost in Greensboro?

No Greensboro figure is published; CareScout's 2025 North Carolina median for a non-medical home care worker works out to $30 an hour, about $5,720 a month at 44 hours a week, while Medicare-covered home health visits cost an eligible patient nothing.

CAP/DA can pay for in-home aide services for NC Medicaid members who meet nursing facility level of care, and PACE covers home care for its enrollees; both have waiting periods, so apply early.

How do we choose a Greensboro home health agency?

Ask whether the agency is Medicare-certified for the services the doctor ordered, how soon it can start after discharge, how often the nurse and therapists will visit, and who answers the phone after hours.

Every licensed agency appears on the home health and hospice roster. An agency that already works with your parent's doctors or with Cone Health's discharge planners can make the first weeks home smoother.