Hospice Care, often referred to as palliative care or comfort care, refers to the special attention needed by patients with a terminal illness. Hospice neither hastens nor postpones death; instead, it focuses on comforting the patient by addressing issues causing physical and emotional pain. Hospice care differs from other forms of health care in that it not only addresses the needs of the patient, but also the needs of his or her family. The goals of Bluebonnet Hospice care are to improve the quality of life for the patient and to support his or her loved ones.

Our Approach

Bluebonnet Hospice was founded and operates on three basic principles:

Providing Exceptional Patient Care

At Bluebonnet, we live and breathe exceptional patient care. Bluebonnet’s care is not governed by the clock, but rather defined by the patient’s and family’s needs. Whether the visit is half an hour or 24 hours, Bluebonnet’s staff is committed to provide exceptional care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Exceeding Expectations

Bluebonnet’s goal is to exceed the expectations of the patient and everyone involved in that patient’s life. It is our goal to provide outstanding care in all areas including but not limited to: keeping the patient comfortable and pain free, consulting and counseling with all family members, assisting in the bereavement process, and working side by side with skilled nursing facilities and assisted living centers to ensure exceptional patient care.

Trust and Commitment

Bluebonnet’s staff understands our word is our bond. When we make a commitment, we follow through. Whether it be a scheduled visit, a social work consult, or community involvement, Bluebonnet makes a commitment to our families.

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Services Offered



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Bluebonnet Hospice provides care through an interdisciplinary team to ensure the physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs of our patients are achieved. Hospice provides care and services including:

  • Medical Director
  • Hospice Nurses
  • Wound Care Specialist
  • Hospice Home Care Aides
  • Social Workers
  • Chaplains
  • Therapists
  • Nutritionists
  • Pharmacist
  • Bereavement Counselor
  • Volunteers
  • Medications
  • Durable Medical Equipment


Eligibility Requirements


  • A patient is deemed appropriate for hospice upon certification of his or her physicians and evaluation of the hospice team.
  • Once the patient has been approved for hospice care, he or she may remain on hospice as long as necessary.

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Coverage and Payment



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Medicare and Medicaid will cover 100% of the cost of hospice services. We also accept most private insurance and will verify coverage with your insurance carrier to determine your hospice benefit.

Accepted Insurance Plans:

  • Medicare
  • Medicaid
  • AARP Medicare Complete
  • Aetna Medicare PPO
  • Care Improvement Plus
  • Golden Rule
  • HealthSpring
  • MVP
  • PacifiCare
  • Secure Horizons
  • Texas First
  • Texan Plus
  • Today’s Option
  • UMR
  • United Healthcare
  • WellMed

Accepted Out-of-Network Plans:

  • Aetna
  • Assurant
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield
  • ChampVA
  • Humana
  • Sterling Option 1
  • Texas Community Care