Eternal Hill Hospice Care
Hospice in Snellville, Georgia
- Office address
- 2398 Lenora Church Rd, Ste 206
Snellville, GA 30078 - Phone
- Not reported by CMS
- Website
- Not reported by CMS
- Ownership
- For-profit
What families said
Medicare surveys family members and friends who cared for someone who died in hospice care (the CAHPS Hospice Survey). Each score is the share who gave the best answer.
| Measure | This hospice | Georgia average | National average |
|---|---|---|---|
| Would definitely recommendShare of family caregivers who would definitely recommend this hospice to friends and family. Higher is better. | Not reported by CMS | 85% | 85% |
| Rated the hospice 9 or 10Share of family caregivers who rated the hospice 9 or 10 on a scale of 0 to 10. Higher is better. | Not reported by CMS | 83% | 83% |
| Communication with familyHow often caregivers said the hospice team communicated well with the family. Higher is better. | Not reported by CMS | 82% | 82% |
| Getting timely helpHow often caregivers said they got help from the hospice team when they needed it. Higher is better. | Not reported by CMS | 78% | 78% |
| Treating the patient with respectHow often caregivers said the team treated their family member with dignity and respect, and really cared. Higher is better. | Not reported by CMS | 91% | 91% |
| Emotional and spiritual supportWhether caregivers said they got the right amount of emotional and spiritual support from the hospice team. Higher is better. | Not reported by CMS | 90% | 91% |
| Help for pain and symptomsWhether caregivers said their family member got the help they needed for pain, trouble breathing, constipation, and anxiety or sadness. Higher is better. | Not reported by CMS | 78% | 76% |
CMS data, released August 2026. State and national averages are the ones CMS publishes, from the same release. How we use it
Care seen in Medicare claims
The Hospice Care Index gives a hospice one point for each of 10 care indicators where it meets CMS’s criterion, such as nursing visits on weekends and visits near death.
| Measure | This hospice | Georgia average | National average |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hospice Care IndexA score from 0 to 10 built from Medicare claims: one point for each of 10 care indicators where the hospice meets CMS's criterion. | Not reported by CMS | 8.8 of 10 | 8.8 of 10 |
CMS data, released August 2026. State and national averages are the ones CMS publishes, from the same release. What these measures mean. How we use it
Medicare patients per year
How many people with Medicare this hospice cared for each year.
Not reported by CMS for 2015 to 2024. CMS does not publish counts below 11 patients, and newer hospices may not be in the file yet.
CMS Post-Acute Care utilization data, calendar years 2015 to 2024. CMS does not publish counts below 11. How we use it
Where care was given
Not reported by CMS in the data we hold for this hospice. Hospice care can happen at home, in a nursing facility, in assisted living, or in an inpatient hospice unit. Ask the hospice where it gives care and whether it has its own inpatient unit.
Where it serves
Not reported by CMS: this hospice lists no service area in the latest CMS file. Ask it which towns and ZIP codes it covers.
Questions to ask Eternal Hill Hospice Care on the first call
- 1Who answers the phone at night and on weekends, and how soon can a nurse come?Medicare requires nursing, doctor services and drugs to be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- 2Who will visit, how often, and who is our one point of contact?Every hospice works through a team with a doctor, a nurse, a social worker or counselor, and a pastoral or other counselor.
- 3Do you serve our address, and can you start care this week?Hospices serve set areas, and moving out of a hospice's area is one reason it can end care.
- 4Where would inpatient or respite care happen if we need it?The hospice must arrange short inpatient stays for symptoms and respite stays for caregivers.
- 5Which of the current medicines and supplies will you cover?You can ask for a written list of what the hospice considers unrelated to the illness, with the reasons.
- 6What support does the family get after a death?Hospices must offer bereavement services to the family for up to a year after the death.
- 7How do you use volunteers?Volunteers must give at least 5% of the patient care hours of paid staff.
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Get your hospice’s scorecard as a PDF: the CMS measures on this page next to the Georgia and national averages, with the trend across CMS releases. It reports public CMS data; it does not rank or endorse any hospice.
When you are ready: planning ahead
- FuneralUSArranging a funeral ahead of time
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- ProbateUSWhat to prepare before a death in Georgia
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