Hospice of Michigan was formed in 1994 in a merger of 10 community- based hospice programs in Michigan's Lower Peninsula. It is the largest nonprofit hospice in the United States, serving more than 6,000 patients a year. Hospice of Michigan offers a full range of medical and support services for people with life-limiting illnesses and their families. We serve patients in both urban and rural settings. HOM has contracts with more than 53 hospitals and 85 extended care facilities in Michigan to provide beds for inpatient, residential and respite care. HOM also manages its own residential facilities in Detroit, Grand Rapids and Farmington Hills (opening spring '97). Hospice of Michigan is licensed by the State of Michigan and certified by Medicare.

To find the Hospice of Michigan location that serves your area, click on the map in the approximate area in which you live. The address and phone number of the program that serves your area will appear on your screen.