Hospice News June 19, 2024
Jim Parker

Dallas-based Silverstone Health has expanded its continuum of home-based services while growing its total daily census from 17 patients to 2,000.

Silverstone came on the scene in 2020 as a standalone hospice after CEO Alfonso Montiel’s purchase and rebranding of Comfort Care Hospice in the Dallas-Fort Worth region. Since then, the company has built a palliative care service and is developing a personal care business.

In the interim, Silverstone also acquired two small home health agencies for undisclosed amounts, as well as a physician group, according to Montiel.

“Even before the first acquisition we were quite deliberate in blueprinting the end solution. Every service line, whether acquired or from scratch, we had mapped and anticipated its synchronization within the whole,”...

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