Emperor Hospice of Arizona, INC
Hospice agency
1839 S ALMA SCHOOL RD, MESA, AZ 85210-3023
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On the state license
- License class
- Hospice agency
- License number
- HSPC10922
- Medicare
- Medicare-certified
- County
- Maricopa
Medicare-certified providers can bill Medicare for care that a doctor has ordered. Whether your care is covered still depends on the plan and the order.
What hospice agency means
Comfort-focused care that comes to wherever the person lives, including a care home. Covers nursing, medication for symptoms, equipment, and support for the family.
What Medicare records
Medicare-certified since 2021 · for-profit.
From Medicare’s Care Compare · read 2026-09-08
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