Elara Caring Vii
Medicare-certified hospice in Springfield, IL
Medicare-certified2★ family survey78% would definitely recommend
Public-record details
- Address
- 1999 Wabash Ave, Springfield, IL 62704
- Phone
- (217) 210-8457
- Listed under
- Offers higher levels of care, Serves nursing home residents, Serves assisted living residents
- Medicare CCN
- 141692
- Ownership
- For-profit
- Medicare-certified since
- May 9, 2017
- Family survey star rating
- 2 of 5
- Families who would definitely recommend
- 78%
- Families rating the hospice 9 or 10
- 79%
- Hospice Care Index
- 10 of 10
- Average patients per day
- 66
- Levels of care
- Routine home care and at least one higher level (continuous home care, inpatient or respite)
- County
- Sangamon
What families said
From the CAHPS Hospice Survey, sent by CMS-approved vendors to family caregivers after a patient's death (Oct 2023–Sep 2025). Share of families answering the most positive way:
| Communicated well with the family | 76% |
| Provided timely help | 72% |
| Treated the patient with respect | 89% |
| Gave the right emotional and spiritual support | 87% |
| Helped with pain and symptoms | 67% |
| Would definitely recommend (family) | 78% |
| Rated the hospice 9 or 10 out of 10 | 79% |
Quality measures
| Hospice Care Index (0–10, higher is better) | 10 of 10 |
| Patients who got all 7 recommended care processes at admission (comprehensive assessment) | 99.6% |
| Patients visited by a registered nurse or social worker on at least 2 of their last 3 days of life | 60.7% |
| Medicare spending per patient | $15,635 |
Who this hospice serves
Where care was provided (share of care days)
| Private homes | 41% |
| Assisted living | 40% |
| Nursing facilities | 19% |
Patients' main diagnoses
| Cancer | 27% |
| Dementia | 28% |
| Heart and circulatory disease | 23% |
| Respiratory disease | 7% |
| Stroke | 4% |
| Other conditions | 12% |
Family survey scores cover families of patients who died under this hospice's care, collected by CMS-approved survey vendors. A missing score usually means the hospice is new or small, not that it is poor. You can switch hospices once per benefit period — see Medicare.gov.