1.Program Definition and Services
Adult Foster Care (AFC) in Kentucky is a residential program that provides 24-hour care and support in a home setting for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Services include:
- Supervision and personal care
- Assistance with activities of daily living
- Medication management
- Social and recreational activities
- Transportation to medical appointments and community activities
2. Regulations
The program is governed by Kentucky Administrative Regulations, but the specific regulation number is not provided in the provided results.
3. Licensing or Certification
Providers must be licensed by the Cabinet for Health and Family Services to operate as an Adult Foster Care home
4. Responsible State Agency
The Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services is responsible for licensing and oversight of Adult Foster Care homes
5. Application Process
The specific application process is not detailed in the provided results. Interested providers should contact the Cabinet for Health and Family Services for more information.
6. Required Documentation
While not explicitly stated, providers likely need to submit:
- Proof of age (must be over 21)
- Background check results
- Home inspection reports
- Training certificates
- Financial stability documentation
7. Timeline for Approval
The exact timeline for approval is not specified in the available results.
8. Pre-Application Process
There is no specific pre-application process mentioned in the available results.
9. Pre-Application Training
While specific pre-application training is not mentioned, providers must meet qualifications and criteria established for AFC providers
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