Help with the everyday things — bathing, dressing, meals, getting around the house — delivered at home, by someone your family trusts. Through Kentucky's Attendant Care program, that someone can be a family member, and they can be paid for it.
CHAP Accredited
HIPAA Compliant
AICPA SOC Certified
BBB AccreditedThe everyday work of staying at home — handled by someone who knows the house and the person in it.
Bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting — handled with patience and privacy.
Planning, cooking, and cleaning up after meals, including special diets.
Help moving safely around the house, transfers, and steadying on stairs.
Light housekeeping, laundry, and keeping living areas safe to move through.
Prompts for medication, appointments, and the rest of the daily routine.
Someone in the house who talks with your loved one, not just at them.
If you're already the one driving to appointments, cooking, and helping your mother or father through the day, Attendant Care may be able to pay you for that work instead of asking you to do it on top of a job.
We handle the enrollment paperwork, the training requirements, and the payroll side. You keep doing what you're already doing — for the person who'd rather have you there than a stranger.
Tell us about your loved one and who wants to provide the care. No obligation, no cost.
Eligibility is Kentucky's determination, not ours — but we know the process and we'll walk you through exactly what it takes.
Background check, training, and paperwork — for a family member or one of our caregivers.
Your schedule, your kitchen table, with our team a phone call away.
The questions Kentucky families ask us most about the program.
A qualified family member can be hired and paid as the caregiver, and so can one of our trained caregivers if you'd rather. Call us and we'll go through who in your family qualifies.
