Kentucky care resources
Kentucky HCB Waiver and attendant care
The Home and Community Based (HCB) Waiver is one of Kentucky's Medicaid home and community-based services programs. It can cover services that support eligible people in their homes and communities, including attendant care. Better Life ADHC can discuss its attendant care availability; Kentucky Medicaid determines program eligibility and covered services.
What is attendant care under the HCB Waiver?
Kentucky describes attendant care as assistance with activities a participant would normally do independently if they did not have a disability. Depending on the authorized plan, this may include personal care, meal preparation, light household tasks, and support with activities or appointments. Services are tied to assessed needs and program rules. See the state's HCB Waiver service definition.
Who may qualify?
Eligibility depends on Kentucky Medicaid and HCB Waiver requirements, including financial and level-of-care criteria. Medicaid coverage alone does not establish that a person is approved for every waiver service. The state or its designated process makes eligibility and service authorization decisions. Review Kentucky's HCBS waiver information.
Does Medicaid always make care free?
No blanket cost promise applies to every inquiry. Coverage and any participant responsibility depend on eligibility, the approved service, and the person's plan. Ask the appropriate Medicaid or plan representative to confirm coverage for the individual situation.
How do I start?
For program and application information, start with Kentucky's HCBS Waiver page. To ask whether Better Life can provide in-home attendant care in a particular Kentucky ZIP code, send a short inquiry or call us. We will discuss next steps without asking you to submit sensitive identifiers on this website.
Ask about attendant care availability
Families and professional referrers are welcome. We will confirm whether we can serve the care ZIP code.
Contact Better Life ADHC