Where We Serve: Hospice Care Across Metro Detroit

Updated October 2026. Written and reviewed by the Lily Hospice clinical team.

Lily Hospice serves all of Oakland, Macomb and Wayne counties, the three largest counties in Southeast Michigan, from its office in Troy, Michigan: at home, in assisted living and memory care, and in nursing homes. A real person answers 24/7, and a nurse can usually evaluate within 24 hours, often the same day.

Lily Hospice is a family-owned, Medicare-certified, ACHC-accredited hospice based in Troy. We provide hospice care wherever a patient lives, in a private home, an assisted living or memory care community, or a nursing facility, across Oakland, Macomb and Wayne counties. A real person answers (248) 955-5100 every hour of every day.

Choose your county or city below for details on how care works in your community, which hospitals and county resources are nearby, and how far our nurses travel to reach you.

Comparing hospices? The hospice finder shows every Medicare-certified hospice that serves your ZIP code, side by side, and the cost calculator estimates what your family would pay. In a hurry? Read how fast hospice can start.

Oakland County

Hospice care in Oakland County, our home county. City pages: Troy, Royal Oak, Rochester Hills, Farmington Hills, Novi and Southfield, plus Auburn Hills, Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Clarkston, Commerce Township, Ferndale, Lake Orion, Madison Heights, Oak Park, Pontiac, Waterford, West Bloomfield. We also serve Birmingham, Bloomfield, West Bloomfield, Auburn Hills, Pontiac, Clarkston, Waterford, Lake Orion, Oxford, Ferndale, Berkley, Madison Heights, Clawson, Wixom, Commerce, Milford, South Lyon and every other Oakland County community.

Macomb County

Hospice care in Macomb County. City pages: Sterling Heights and Clinton Township, Warren, Chesterfield Township, Eastpointe, Fraser, Macomb Township, Mount Clemens, Roseville, Shelby Township, St. Clair Shores. We also serve Warren, Shelby Township, Macomb Township, Utica, Roseville, St. Clair Shores, Eastpointe, Fraser, Mount Clemens, Harrison Township, Chesterfield, New Baltimore, Washington Township, Romeo, Richmond and Armada.

Wayne County

Hospice care in Wayne County. City pages: Detroit, Livonia, Canton, Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Garden City, Hamtramck, Northville, Plymouth, Redford, Romulus, Southgate, Taylor, Westland, Wyandotte and Downriver, the Grosse Pointes. We also serve Detroit, Livonia, Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Westland, Plymouth, Northville, Redford, Garden City, the Grosse Pointes, Hamtramck, Harper Woods, Taylor, Wyandotte, Southgate, Trenton, Woodhaven, Grosse Ile and the rest of Downriver.

Not sure whether it is time?

Read Signs It May Be Time to Call Hospice, or learn about the Pathways Palliative Program for people still pursuing treatment. Veterans and their families can start at our veterans page.

Talk to us

Call (248) 955-5100, any hour, and a real person at Lily Hospice will answer. Or reach us through our contact page.

Hospice care by condition

Families usually search by diagnosis, not by the word hospice. These pages explain what hospice looks like, and when it may be time, for the illnesses we care for most often: dementia and Alzheimer’s, heart failure, COPD and lung disease, cancer, Parkinson’s, ALS and other neurological disease, stroke, kidney failure and stopping dialysis, end-stage liver disease, frailty and advanced age and ALS. Healthcare professionals can refer a patient here.

Compare every hospice in the three counties

Not sure which hospice to call? Our Metro Detroit Hospice Directory lists all 104 Medicare-certified hospices serving Oakland, Macomb and Wayne counties with their Care Compare scores, our checklist for choosing a hospice tells you what to ask, and our nine-question self-check helps you decide whether it is time to ask at all.

Pages in Arabic and Spanish

We serve many Arabic-speaking and Chaldean families. Read our pages for Arabic-speaking families in Dearborn and for Chaldean families in Sterling Heights, Troy and West Bloomfield — each in English and Arabic. Spanish-speaking families can read cuidados de hospicio en español, our page in Spanish. A live professional interpreter is provided for every visit at no cost, and families can request a same-gender aide.

Trying to decide? Read which hospice is best in metro Detroit and our honest answer about Lily.

Also serving Warren.

Also serving Livonia.

Also serving Detroit.

Guides and directories for families

Coming home from a hospital? Read Going home on hospice from the hospital, with guides for Corewell Health Royal Oak, Troy and Dearborn and Henry Ford Hospital, St. John and Providence Southfield. Choosing a place to live or comparing care? See the free nursing home ratings directory, the assisted living and adult foster care directory and the grief support groups directory.

Looking for a hospice facility instead of care at home? See hospice facilities and hospice houses in metro Detroit.

Common questions

What areas does Lily Hospice serve?

Lily Hospice serves all of Oakland County, all of Macomb County and all of Wayne County from its office in Troy, Michigan. Care comes to private homes, senior apartments, assisted living, memory care and nursing facilities.

How fast can a hospice nurse come to us?

A nurse can usually visit for an evaluation within 24 hours of the first call, and often the same day, including evenings and weekends. A real person answers the phone 24 hours a day. See how fast hospice can start and same-day hospice admission.

My town is not listed. Do you still come?

Yes. The city pages are examples, not limits. Lily serves every city, township and village in Oakland, Macomb and Wayne counties.

Does hospice cost more if we live farther from Troy?

No. Medicare, Michigan Medicaid and most private plans pay the hospice directly, and the cost to the family is the same everywhere in the three counties. For most families the hospice care itself costs nothing out of pocket. See how much hospice costs in Michigan or try the cost calculator.

How do we know whether it is time for hospice?

Ask when you are wondering, not when you are sure. The evaluation visit is free and carries no obligation, and the physician decides eligibility. Start with Is It Time? A family’s gentle guide or the two-minute self-check.

More answers:

Which hospice can admit the same day, including weekends? · Can hospice come to assisted living or memory care? · Hospice for a veteran in metro Detroit · Who answers a hospice phone at night? · Hospice with Medicaid only or no insurance · Can I keep my own doctor? · How to start hospice this weekend · 95 questions families ask about hospice · Hospice glossary: 172 terms explained · Facts about Lily Hospice

Hospice isn’t giving up. It’s showing up. Call (248) 955-5100. A real person answers, 24 hours a day.