Objective To know the current status and existing problems of hospice care services in long-term care facilities in Tianjing, and to bring forward to comments and suggestions for the development of hospice care in the long-term care facilities in China. Methods The family members of the aged who died in 6 long-term care facilities in Tianji from January 2016 to June 2017 were selected as the survey objects. General characteristics questionnaire and the Chinese version of family perception of care scale (FPCS) were employed to survey the family members of 135 old persons who died in the long-term-care facilities. SPSS statistics 20.0 was used for data analysis. Results The average score of each item in the FPCS scale was 5.09. The 5 items with lower scores were “religious services”, “individualized nursing”, “participating in the nursing plan”, “pain control” and “enough staffs”. The 3 items about which family members concerned most were “comfortable nursing”, “respect for the elderly” and “pain control”. Conclusion The results of Chinese version FPCS indicate that these family members are satisfied with the hospice services provided by the facilities. The facilities should strengthen the construction of inadequate aspects in the future.