When facing serious health challenges,

you donʼt have

to do it alone.

HELP IS HERE

When facing serious health challenges,

you donʼt have

to do it alone.


HELP IS HERE

Bluegrass Care Navigators can help shoulder the burden of dealing with extreme health challenges and end of life situations. We ease pain and relieve stress. We stand beside you and your loved ones with sincerity, respect and a sure hand to guide you through difficult times. 


You are not alone, because we are right there with you.


 Let us show you the strength that comes from expert care.


Let’s talk about how we can help you.

Bluegrass Care Navigators provides physical, emotional, and spiritual care to thousands of seriously ill patients and their families in Kentucky. It's what we do.

  • Is a terminal diagnosis required to be eligible for hospice care?

    Patients who are eligible for hospice care must have a chronic illness or terminal diagnosis with a life expectancy of six month or less, and who is no longer seeking curative treatment for their illness, but is instead focused on managing symptoms and quality of life.

  • What services do you offer?

    We offer a variety of services to support you and your family during a serious illness, long before hospice care may be needed. Call us to discuss your individual needs and how we may be able to support you with symptom management and home-based services.

  • Do I need a doctor's referral to get started with hospice?

    No, anyone can request hospice services by calling Bluegrass Care Navigators directly. A referral from your doctor is not needed.

  • What type of services do I receive if I decide to use hospice?

    Hospice services care for your physical, emotional and spiritual needs with a care team of physicians, nurses, nursing assistants, social workers and chaplains who focus on what is most important to you and your family.

  • Who pays for hospice?

    Hospice care is a fully-covered benefit under Medicare, Medicaid and most private insurance. In most cases, equipment, medication and care provided by our team, as well as other required hospice benefits related to the terminal diagnosis, are 100 percent covered.

Stories and News

October 29, 2026
When families begin exploring hospice care, many questions may arise. Understanding the basics can help families feel more confident as they look for assistance.
October 29, 2026
Hospice is often misunderstood. Many people aren't aware of the full range of services available to patients and families. Let’s explore what hospice provides and answer some common questions. Hospice is a type of care, not a specific place. It is designed to improve the quality of life for people with serious, life-limiting illnesses while providing support for the families caring for them.
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By by Dee Bowling, MSN, APRN, Advanced Practice Provider • September 29, 2026
The one thing you need to know about our palliative patient Mary is that she sees life as a choose-your-own-adventure book.
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