DAIL Organization

What does DAIL do?

Oversees and certifies Assisted Living facilities across the state.
Administers oversight and funding (state & federal) for the following programs offering disability services:
– Brain Injury Trust Fund,
– Centers for Accessible Living,
– Hart Supported Living Program,
– Participant Directed Services via a contract with Medicaid, and
– State Independent Living Council.
DAIL works to ensure that services provided are person-centered, compliant with state and federal regulations and policies, and support the various aspects of independent living.

Kentucky’s public guardianship program that is administered by the Division of Guardianship.

Provides information about required yearly certification by DAIL for assisted living communities in Kentucky.

Provides information about two service programs available – National Family Caregiver Support Program and Kentucky Family Caregiver Program.

Provides funds for supports to help Kentuckians with disabilities live in their homes and communities and avoid institutionalization.

Advocates for residents of nursing homes, personal care homes, and family care homes, improving care and encouraging positive change at all levels.

Allows people eligible for Medicaid waiver services to choose their own providers for non-medical waiver services.

Has information on the TBI Trust Fund that was established to provide flexible funding and support to those with brain injuries.