Queen City Hospice
Mason, OH · Medicare-certified hospice (CCN 361664)
CMS process measure: 100 (state average 97.03 — above state average)
Serves: 323 ZIP codes (is yours included? →) · Phone: (513) 510-4406 · Verify on Medicare Care Compare ↗
Queen City Hospice has a 4-star family caregiver rating on the CMS CAHPS survey, with 89% of caregivers saying they'd definitely recommend it. Its CMS composite process score of 100.00 is above the Ohio state average of 97.03.
Queen City Hospice serves 323 ZIP codes from its Mason, Ohio office in Warren County.
Yes, Queen City Hospice is Medicare-certified (CCN 361664), certified since August 28, 2012, and the Medicare hospice benefit covers hospice care for eligible patients when a doctor certifies eligibility. No additional cost details apply beyond this coverage fact.
About this hospice
Queen City Hospice is a for-profit hospice based in Mason, Ohio, serving families in Warren County and the surrounding region. It has been Medicare-certified since August 28, 2012 (CCN 361664).
According to CMS Care Compare data drawn from the CAHPS Hospice Survey of family caregivers, Queen City Hospice holds a 4-star family caregiver rating. Among surveyed caregivers, 89% said they would definitely recommend this hospice, and 85% rated their overall experience 9 or 10 on a 10-point scale.
On CMS's composite process quality measure — which reflects how consistently a hospice performs a bundle of recommended care processes — Queen City Hospice scored 100.00, compared with a state average of 97.03 for Ohio. This places the hospice above the state average on this measure. CMS also reports a care index score of 9, and shows that visits occurred in the last days of life for 58.2% of patients, per the published data.
Queen City Hospice's service area, as reflected in CMS data, spans 323 ZIP codes.
The Medicare hospice benefit covers hospice care for eligible patients; no additional cost information is provided here. All figures above come from CMS Care Compare data and reflect the vintage published by CMS at the time this profile was created. Where a measure is not mentioned, CMS has not published it for this hospice, which is sometimes due to small patient counts and does not itself indicate anything about quality.
Questions families ask
Does Medicare cover care from Queen City Hospice?
Yes, Queen City Hospice is Medicare-certified (CCN 361664), certified since August 28, 2012. 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?
Queen City Hospice has a 4-star family caregiver rating; 89% of surveyed caregivers said they would definitely recommend it, and 85% rated their experience 9 or 10 out of 10.
How does this hospice score on CMS quality measures compared to the state average?
Its composite process score is 100.00, compared with an Ohio state average of 97.03 — above the state average. CMS also reports a care index score of 9 and visits in the last days of life for 58.2% of patients.
What areas and ZIP codes does this hospice serve?
Queen City Hospice serves 323 ZIP codes from its Mason, Ohio location in Warren County.
Tip: use our Search by ZIP Code feature to check instantly whether your ZIP is among the 323 this hospice reports serving.
Is this hospice for-profit, non-profit, or government-run — and does it matter?
Queen City Hospice is a for-profit hospice. Ownership type doesn't directly determine quality, but it's disclosed by CMS so families can consider it alongside quality measures.
How long has this hospice been Medicare-certified?
Queen City Hospice has been Medicare-certified since August 28, 2012.
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 is for those who have chosen to stop curative treatment and are focused on comfort, typically with a life expectancy of six months or less as certified by a physician.
Does choosing hospice mean giving up treatment?
Choosing hospice means shifting the focus of care to comfort and quality of life rather than curing the underlying illness; it does not mean giving up all care, and patients can still receive medical attention for symptom relief and support.
Where is hospice care provided — at home or in a facility?
The provided CMS data doesn't specify care settings; please contact Queen City Hospice at (513) 510-4406 and verify details on Medicare Care Compare.
How do I start hospice care with this provider?
Please contact Queen City Hospice directly at (513) 510-4406 to learn how to begin care, and verify current information on Medicare Care Compare.
What questions should I ask when choosing a hospice?
Families often ask about caregiver satisfaction scores, how quality measures compare to state averages, service area coverage, and ownership type — all of which are reflected in this profile from CMS data.
How do I verify this hospice on Medicare Care Compare?
You can look up Queen City Hospice directly at https://www.medicare.gov/care-compare/details/hospice/361664?state=OH to confirm current CMS-reported details.
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.