Hospice Of Midwest — Hospice Profile (CCN #161617)

Sioux City, Iowa · CCN 161617 · Phone: (712) 317-3720 ·

Hospice Of Midwest is a Medicare-certified hospice (CCN 161617) in Sioux City, Iowa. FileFlo scores its CMS survey-readiness at 22/100 (High Risk).

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Compliance Indicator: 22/100 — High Risk

About Hospice Of Midwest

Hospice Of Midwest is a Medicare-certified hospice in Sioux City, Iowa, operating under CMS Certification Number (CCN) 161617. Ownership type not reported. Average daily census: 16 patients. The hospice is required to comply with the Hospice Conditions of Participation at 42 CFR Part 418.

Local market context (Woodbury County): Hospice Of Midwest shares Woodbury County with 1 other Medicare-certified hospice in our Iowa sample. Two-provider counties are common in lower-population areas and often see the two hospices specializing in different patient populations (e.g., one cancer-heavy, one dementia-heavy) to avoid direct competition.

Levels of Care Provided

Hospice Of Midwest provides: Levels of care not reported by CMS. CMS requires hospices to be capable of providing all four levels of care (routine home, continuous home, general inpatient, and respite) either directly or through written contractual arrangements.

Patient Population

Hospice Of Midwest's diagnostic mix is balanced across multiple primary diagnoses (dementia / Alzheimer 23%, circulatory / heart-disease 21%, plus other diagnoses). Diversified diagnostic mixes are operationally harder to staff for at the specialty level — the IDG must maintain readiness across cancer pain protocols, dementia behavioral management, and end-stage organ-failure symptom management simultaneously — but they smooth referral-volatility risk that more-concentrated hospices face.

Reported patient diagnostic mix: Cancer 19%, Dementia 23%, Circulatory/heart 21%, Stroke 14%, Other 19%. OIG and CMS use diagnostic mix as one screening indicator when evaluating whether a hospice's patient population matches its claimed certification volume; outlier mixes attract additional medical-review scrutiny.

CMS Regional Oversight

Hospice Of Midwest falls under HHS Region 7 — Kansas City (IA, KS, MO, NE) in CMS Provider Data. HHS / CMS Regional Office designations drive (a) which CMS Regional Office handles direct enforcement contact and survey-agency coordination for Conditions of Participation findings, and (b) which Office of Inspector General regional field office maintains jurisdiction over OIG hospice work-plan reviews. CAHPS Hospice Survey results are published at the facility level and aggregated nationally on CMS Care Compare; the 7 CAHPS Hospice composite measures (Communication, Help for Pain and Symptoms, Treating Patient with Respect, Information Continuity, Understanding the Care, Emotional Support, Rating of the Hospice) feed into the public Care Compare rating for each provider.

Hospice Care Index

Hospice Care Index (HCI) score: 0/10 (52th percentile nationally). The HCI is a 10-indicator composite measure CMS publishes for hospices, covering items like live-discharge rate, gaps in skilled nursing visits, and burdensome care transitions. The Iowa median HCI score across same-state peers is 0.2, so Hospice Of Midwest's 0 score sits well below the state median. A score below the 25th percentile is one of the screening factors CMS uses to flag hospices for additional quality oversight.

Peer comparisons on this page use a same-state cohort of 70 Medicare-certified hospices in Iowa, pulled live from CMS Provider Data. The cohort excludes terminated and surrendered certifications, so the median reflects the currently-active peer set.

FileFlo Compliance Indicator

FileFlo's compliance indicator for Hospice Of Midwest is 22/100 (High Risk). The score is derived from the Hospice Care Index, complaint survey history, and Conditions of Participation deficiencies. It is not a CMS rating. The full survey-readiness audit (Conditions of Participation review, Comprehensive Assessment timing, IDG composition, plan-of-care updates) is at /tools/cms-survey-readiness-score.

Why This Page Exists

FileFlo publishes a profile for every Medicare-certified hospice so administrators, compliance leads, and referring physicians can find publicly-published quality data without bouncing between Care Compare, the Hospice Care Index, and the OIG hospice work plan. Field-level CFR citations are linked throughout. Dispute this record if any field is incorrect — we resync with CMS monthly and process correction requests within five business days.

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Frequently asked questions about Hospice Of Midwest

Is Hospice Of Midwest Medicare-certified, and where is it located?

Hospice Of Midwest is a Medicare-certified hospice (CMS Certification Number 161617) in Sioux City, Iowa.

How survey-ready is Hospice Of Midwest?

FileFlo scores Hospice Of Midwest's CMS survey-readiness at 22/100 (High Risk). This is a FileFlo indicator built from CMS-published data, not an official CMS rating.

Which CMS Conditions of Participation must Hospice Of Midwest meet?

As a Medicare-certified hospice, Hospice Of Midwest is surveyed against the Conditions of Participation in 42 CFR Part 418 — covering patient/resident rights, assessment and care planning, quality (QAPI), infection control, and aide services. Each CoP section is linked on this page.

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Conditions of Participation Hospice Of Midwest is surveyed against

The 42 CFR Part 418 CoP sections a CMS survey actually checks, in plain English:

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