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The Hospice of Michigan, also known as HOM, is a nonprofit organization that provides a range of specialized health care services for patients with acute chronic illnesses. It offers palliative care and pain control solutions. The organization is one of largest hospice programs in the United States. The Hospice of Michigan serves more than 900 terminally ill individuals on a daily basis in over 50 counties in Michigan. It also maintains a staff of nearly 500 employees. The organization provides services 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The Hospice of Michigan is governed by the Hospice of Michigan Board of Trustees and the Hospice of Michigan Foundation Trustees. It operates Maggie Allesee Center for Quality of Life.

Caring is at the heart of everything we do. It is our passion. Home health and hospice care is the reason we exist. Whether we are answering your questions or providing medical services, we embrace the act of caring. It embodies who we are, and you will see it carried out every day in how we care for our patients, our referral partners, and our own family of health care professionals.