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Ohio Valley Hospice: Medicare Hospice Quality Record in Beavercreek, OH

Ohio Valley Hospice is a Medicare-certified hospice in Beavercreek, OH with a Hospice Care Index of 10 out of 10 and 4 of 5 stars from family caregivers…

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Ohio Valley Hospice is a Medicare-certified hospice based at 2601 Mission Point Blvd. in Beavercreek, OH 45431. It has been certified since 2009. It cares for about 164 patients on an average day, making it one of the larger hospices in the area. It scores 10 out of 10 on Medicare's Hospice Care Index; the Ohio average is 9.3. Family caregivers rate it 4 out of 5 stars. The index flags 3 areas where it is worse than the Ohio average, starting with gaps in nursing visits longer than 7 days.

10 / 10Hospice Care Index
★★★★☆4 / 5Family caregiver survey
164Patients on an average day
2009Medicare-certified since

What is Ohio Valley Hospice's Medicare record?

HospiceOhio Valley Hospice
Address2601 Mission Point Blvd., Beavercreek, OH 45431
Phone(937) 458-6028
Medicare provider number (CCN)361647
OwnershipFor-Profit
Medicare-certified since08/31/2009

How does Ohio Valley Hospice score on Medicare's Hospice Care Index?

Ohio Valley Hospice scores 10 out of 10 on the Hospice Care Index, which counts how many of ten visit, discharge and staffing indicators a hospice meets. Against the Ohio average it is better on 0 of the indicators below and worse on 3.

IndicatorOhio Valley HospiceOhio averageU.S. averagevs. Ohio
Gaps in nursing visits longer than 7 days (lower is better)59.2%50.7%52.4%Worse
Patients discharged alive within 7 days (lower is better)9.8%8.4%7.3%About the same
Patients discharged alive after 180 days or more (lower is better)37.5%34.1%37.4%Worse
Live discharge followed by a hospital stay and readmission to hospice (lower is better)11.6%8.2%8.5%Worse
Live discharge followed by death in hospital (lower is better)2.2%1.4%2.1%About the same
Nurse minutes per routine home care day14.6 min14.3 min19.9 minAbout the same
Share of skilled nursing minutes given on weekends6.8%8.7%9.6%About the same
Patients visited by a nurse in the last 3 days of life94.9%93.1%89.3%About the same

Separately, 100% of its patients received all seven recommended care steps at admission (Ohio average 97%) and 72% were visited by a nurse or social worker on at least two of their last three days (Ohio average 62.2%).

What do families say about Ohio Valley Hospice?

86% of family caregivers said they would definitely recommend Ohio Valley Hospice; the Ohio average is 84%. The survey goes to the family member who was the main caregiver, after the patient has died.

Survey questionOhio Valley HospiceOhio averageU.S. averagevs. Ohio
Team always communicated well84%81%82%Better
Team always provided timely help76%77%78%About the same
Team always treated the patient with respect95%91%91%Better
Right amount of emotional and spiritual support93%92%91%About the same
Patient always got help for pain and symptoms78%75%76%Better
Caregivers rated the hospice 9 or 1085%82%83%Better
Would definitely recommend the hospice86%84%85%About the same

Where does Ohio Valley Hospice deliver care, and to whom?

38% of ohio valley hospice's care is delivered in assisted living and its largest patient group by diagnosis is dementia (29%). It has provided levels of care beyond routine home visits, such as continuous care at home or inpatient stays, in the last three years.

Where care is deliveredShare of patients
In assisted living38%
In a nursing facility34%
At home28%
In a skilled nursing facility1%
Primary diagnosisShare of patients
Dementia29%
Stroke24%
Other conditions19%
Heart and circulatory disease15%
Cancer11%
Respiratory disease5%

Which Dayton-area ZIP codes does Ohio Valley Hospice serve?

Ohio Valley Hospice tells Medicare it serves 61 ZIP codes in Dayton and Montgomery, Greene, Miami, Clark, Darke and Preble counties.

  • 43010
  • 45305
  • 45309
  • 45311
  • 45314
  • 45322
  • 45323
  • 45324
  • 45325
  • 45327
  • 45330
  • 45331
  • 45335
  • 45337
  • 45338
  • 45341
  • 45342
  • 45344
  • 45345
  • 45354
  • 45359
  • 45368
  • 45369
  • 45370
  • 45371
  • 45373
  • 45377
  • 45381
  • 45383
  • 45385
  • 45387
  • 45402
  • 45403
  • 45404
  • 45405
  • 45406
  • 45409
  • 45410
  • 45414
  • 45415
  • 45416
  • 45417
  • 45419
  • 45420
  • 45424
  • 45426
  • 45429
  • 45430
  • 45431
  • 45432
  • 45434
  • 45439
  • 45440
  • 45449
  • 45458
  • 45459
  • 45502
  • 45503
  • 45504
  • 45505
  • 45506

What should you ask Ohio Valley Hospice before choosing it?

Ask how often the nurse visits

59.2% of Ohio Valley Hospice's patients went more than seven days without a nursing visit at some point, against 50.7% across Ohio. Ask for the planned visit schedule in writing and who decides when it changes.

Ask how eligibility is reviewed

37.5% of its live discharges came after six months or more of care (Ohio average 34.1%). Ask how often the doctor recertifies eligibility and what support is offered if a patient is discharged.

Ask how a crisis at home is handled

11.6% of its live discharges were followed by a hospital stay and a return to hospice (Ohio average 8.2%). Ask who comes to the house in a symptom crisis and how fast.

Ask how fast they can admit

Ask how soon after the call a nurse can come out, including evenings and weekends, and how quickly medications and equipment arrive.

All Medicare-certified hospices in Dayton and Montgomery, Greene, Miami, Clark, Darke and Preble counties

Last verified: November 2026, against the Medicare hospice data release dated 2026-08-07.

Common questions

Is Ohio Valley Hospice Medicare-certified?

Yes. Ohio Valley Hospice is certified by Medicare under provider number 361647 and has been since 2009.

What is Ohio Valley Hospice's Hospice Care Index score?

10 out of 10 in the current Medicare data. The Ohio average is 9.3.

How large is Ohio Valley Hospice?

It cares for about 164 patients on an average day.

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