In-home care in Kentucky

Attendant care that supports daily life at home

Better Life ADHC provides in-home attendant care in Kentucky. Tell us where care is needed and we will confirm service availability by ZIP code, discuss the support needed, and explain the next step.

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What attendant care can help with

The care plan depends on the person's assessed needs and the services authorized. Attendants may help with everyday activities such as:

Personal care

Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and moving safely within the home.

Daily routines

Meal preparation, light household tasks, and help with other activities of daily living.

Reminders and support

Prompts, guidance, and support with routines that help a person participate in daily life.

Community activities

Support with approved activities and appointments when included in the person's care plan.

Kentucky's HCB Waiver describes attendant care as help with daily and instrumental activities in a participant's home and community. Read Kentucky's service definition.

Who can ask about care?

Participants, family members, and authorized representatives can contact us. Case managers, hospital discharge teams, clinicians, and other professionals can also make an initial referral. We discuss the person's needs and confirm whether Better Life can serve the ZIP code before care is arranged.

If you are exploring Medicaid coverage, our Kentucky HCB Waiver guide explains the program and where eligibility decisions are made. Coverage and any out-of-pocket cost depend on the person's eligibility, authorization, and plan.

How to get started

  1. 1. Send a short inquiry

    Share your contact details, the care ZIP code, and whether you are a family member or professional referrer.

  2. 2. Speak with our team

    We confirm local availability and explain what information is needed for the next step.

  3. 3. Review the care pathway

    Services begin only after the appropriate assessment, authorization, and care arrangements.

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Please do not send Social Security numbers, Medicaid IDs, diagnoses, or medical records through the website inquiry form.