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*Continuous home care daily rate = 24 hrs of care at an hourly rate of 67.47 U.S. dollars.

Medicare provides the following information on the four levels of hospice care:
Routine home care: Most common level of care in hospice. The patient is generally stable and the patient's symptoms, like pain or nausea and vomiting, are adequately controlled. Usually provided in the home. General inpatient care: Crisis-like level of care for short-term management of out of control patient pain and/or symptoms. Usually provided outside the home, in an inpatient setting at a medical facility like a hospital or skilled nursing facility. 
Continuous home care: Crisis-like level of care for short-term management of out of control patient pain and/or symptoms. Commonly provided in the home. Respite care: A level of temporary care provided in a nursing home, hospice inpatient facility, or hospital so that a family member or friend who's the patient's caregiver can take some time off. This level of care is tied to caregiver needs, not patient symptoms.