
Daviess Community Hospital is committed to reducing high infant mortality rates by providing comprehensive care and support for expectant mothers, infants, and families. Through our Perinatal Pathways program, we offer confidential screenings, expert guidance, referrals, treatment, and education. Our goal is to ensure every family has the resources they need for a healthy pregnancy, birth, and postpartum experience.
Our Perinatal Pathways team is led by Desireé Lewis, BSN, RN, CHC, a nurse with more than 15 years of maternal health experience. As our dedicated Perinatal Navigator, Desireé specializes in supporting women with medical conditions during pregnancy and the postpartum period. She also assists patients who face barriers to accessing healthcare—particularly those without insurance coverage—in receiving prenatal and child well visits.
By working with our Perinatal Navigators and support staff, families receive tailored guidance that connects them to crucial healthcare resources and services, including:
Our primary objectives include:
If your OB-GYN identifies any health concerns that classify your pregnancy as high-risk, Perinatal Pathways can help. Our dedicated Perinatal Navigator works closely with you throughout your pregnancy to:
If you or someone you know could benefit from our services, we encourage you to complete our referral card. Our Perinatal Navigator will review your information and reach out to discuss the next steps toward a healthier pregnancy and birth experience.
If you are a provider and want to make a referral to Perinatal Pathways, fill out our Perinatal Pathways referral form.
Desireé Lewis, RN, BSN, CHC
DCH Perinatal Navigator
(812) 254-2760, ext. 1333 or (812) 698-6042 (Whatsapp/texting welcome)
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