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Texas-licensed hospice provider

Champion Hospice, LLC

in New Caney, Montgomery County, Texas

Enforcement action pendingMedicare number in the state directoryLicense 021347HHSC HCSSA · as of November 9, 2026
Address on the license
20851 Fm 1485 Rd Suite 1
New Caney, TX 77357
This is the address of record, not a service area. View on OpenStreetMap
Phone
(832) 793-5388
Fax
(832) 793-5398
License number
021347
License status
Enforcement action pending (source text: ENFORCEMENT ACTION PEND)

The directory lists the license status as “enforcement action pending.” That is a status in the state file, not a verdict from this site. Ask the agency, and verify the current record on TULIP, for what it means in this case.

Agency type
Parent agency
Services listed on the license
  • Hospice

These are the service categories on the Texas HCSSA license. Palliative care is not a field in this file, so it will not appear here even if the agency offers it.

In-patient hospice unit
No, according to the directory
First issued
2021-10-01
License expires
2027-10-01
Medicare number in this file
Hospice CCN: 741644
As written in the directory: 741644
Legal entity
Champion Hospice, LLC
Client census in the file
1 — a point-in-time figure from the directory, not a current wait-list.
Stable record key
License 021347

Verify on TULIPView this hospice on Medicare.gov

TULIP is the state’s live license search. Medicare.gov links above open the Care Compare record when a Medicare number is present.

CMS hospice quality and family survey

CMS Hospice Care dataReleased August 26, 2026CMS source

Joined by Medicare CCN 741644. These figures are published by CMS. This site does not invent, average, or rank them. Measure names that include the words “palliative care” are official CMS hospice quality measure titles. They are not a statement that this agency offers a palliative care program.

This Medicare number is in the Texas directory, but it was not found in the CMS Hospice General Information file released 2026-08-26.

Family caregiver survey (CAHPS Hospice)

CMS did not publish a family caregiver survey summary star rating for this hospice in the August 26, 2026 release.

ZIPs CMS lists this hospice as serving

The August 26, 2026 CMS ZIP service-area file does not list any ZIP codes for this Medicare number.

Ask about palliative care

Many hospice and home health agencies also offer palliative care. The state license list does not say which. A name that includes the word “palliative” is not a confirmation. Please call and ask.

You might start with these questions:

  • Do you offer palliative care, or only hospice or home health?
  • Can someone receive palliative care at home and still get treatment meant to cure or control their illness?
  • Who is on the team, and how do we reach you after hours?
  • What insurance do you accept, including Medicare?
  • Which areas do you actually serve? The county on this page is only the address on the license, not a service area.

See a longer, printable list of questions.

How to report a concern

If you have a concern about care from a Texas-licensed home health or hospice agency, you can contact HHSC Complaint and Incident Intake at 800-458-9858. You can also use the TULIP provider search, which is the public door to the state’s complaint process.

To report abuse, neglect, or exploitation of a child, an older adult, or an adult with a disability, use the Texas Abuse Hotline at 800-252-5400or txabusehotline.org(Texas Department of Family and Protective Services). In an emergency, call 911.

Disclaimer

This page is built from the Texas HHSC HCSSA directory, with an active-license date of November 9, 2026, and from CMS public files where a Medicare number could be joined. It is public data, not an endorsement, and not medical or legal advice. PalliativeCareLookup is not affiliated with HHSC, CMS, or Medicare. Records can lag behind real-world changes. Providers have appeal rights, and a successful appeal can change or remove a finding. Always verify current license status on TULIP, and talk with a clinician you trust about care decisions.