Hospice in Oklahoma

Hospice provides comfort care, nursing, aide help, social work, spiritual care and family support for people with a life expectancy of six months or less, most often in their own home or in a nursing home. Every Medicare-certified hospice in Oklahoma is listed here.

135 hospice providers statewide · Source: CMS Care Compare, Hospice General Information dataset · Updated 2026-10-30

Who pays

The Medicare hospice benefit covers hospice care in full, including medications and equipment related to the terminal illness. Medicaid and private insurance also cover it.

How to choose

Ask whether the hospice is non-profit or for-profit, how often a nurse visits, whether they have an inpatient unit, and what the overnight on-call response time is. CMS publishes family survey results for each hospice.

Hospice by city or town

Each city or town page lists every hospice that serves it, sorted by distance. The city or towns with the most options:

Every city or town has a page; find yours through its county or the search box.

All hospice providers by county

Adair County 1

Beaver County 1

Beckham County 2

Bryan County 3

Canadian County 3

Carter County 2

Cherokee County 2

Choctaw County 3

Cleveland County 8

Comanche County 3

Craig County 1

Creek County 1

Custer County 2

Delaware County 3

Garfield County 3

Grady County 3

Haskell County 1

Jackson County 1

Johnston County 1

Kay County 1

Le Flore County 2

Logan County 1

Mayes County 2

Muskogee County 3

Oklahoma County 28

Okmulgee County 1

Ottawa County 1

Payne County 2

Pittsburg County 3

Pontotoc County 3

Pottawatomie County 3

Seminole County 1

Sequoyah County 3

Stephens County 2

Texas County 1

Tulsa County 28

Wagoner County 1

Washington County 3

Woodward County 2