Disability services in Clay County, Kentucky
114 listings serve Clay County: 57 Confirmed Profiles and 57 Registry Listings, plus 175 organizations that serve the whole country.
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Listings that serve the county in each area. 25 more serve people with any disability.
How to get services in Clay County
Most long-term supports are paid for by Medicaid, often through a waiver program. Start with Medicaid, then get on the program that fits. Where a program uses local offices, the office for Clay County is shown.
Start here Kentucky Medicaid · Kentucky Department for Medicaid Services (applications decided by the Department for Community Based Services, DCBS)
Apply online (opens in a new tab) · Call (855) 306-8959 · Yes, at a local DCBS office. Applications are not accepted by mail.
Kentucky gives Medicaid to people who get SSI without a separate Medicaid application.
People who need waiver services apply for waiver-supportive Medicaid, which counts only the applicant's own income (up to $2,982 a month in 2025). People with higher income may qualify by setting up a Qualifying Income Trust.
For children: None found. No TEFRA or Katie Beckett option was listed on the Kentucky pages checked.
If you work: None found. No Medicaid buy-in for working people with disabilities was listed on the Kentucky pages checked.
Steps
- Go to kynect.ky.gov and make a Kentucky Online Gateway (KOG) account
- Choose Apply for All Programs and answer the health coverage questions
- If you call (855) 306-8959 or visit DCBS, say you are applying for Medicaid for waiver services if you need them
- Send any proof DCBS asks for
- Watch for a letter with the decision
Have these ready
- Photo ID
- Social Security number
- Proof of income
- Bank and other resource information
- Health insurance cards and premium amounts
- Proof of citizenship if asked
Intellectual and developmental disabilities, and autism
Community Health for Improved Lives and Development (CHILD) Waiver Waiting list: ask the agency
Children and youth under 21 with high-intensity behavioral health or developmental needs who meet psychiatric hospital or ICF/IID level of care and have used up other services.
Start with: kynect online, or in person at a Community Mental Health Center or Aging and Disability Resource Center · (844) 784-5614 · Website (opens in a new tab)
No waiting list was stated; children with urgent needs (for example unhoused, many foster moves, or leaving a hospital soon) may be treated as urgent.
Steps
- Apply for waiver-supportive Medicaid at kynect.ky.gov, by calling (855) 306-8959, or at a DCBS office
- When your Medicaid is approved or pending, apply for the waiver on kynect
- Or apply for the waiver in person at a Community Mental Health Center or ADRC
- Include an SED checklist (behavioral health) or a psycho-educational report with IQ and adaptive testing (developmental disability)
- Watch for a letter from the Department for Medicaid Services with the decision and next steps
Your local office for Clay County
Apply or start here (opens in a new tab) · About this program (opens in a new tab) · Providers for Clay County
Michelle P. Waiver (MPW) Has a waiting list
People with an intellectual or developmental disability who would otherwise need an ICF/IID or nursing facility and meet Medicaid financial rules.
Start with: kynect online, or in person at a Community Mental Health Center or Aging and Disability Resource Center · (502) 564-7700 · Website (opens in a new tab)
There is a waiting list, and your place is set by the date your complete application is received.
Steps
- Apply for waiver-supportive Medicaid at kynect.ky.gov, by calling (855) 306-8959, or at a DCBS office
- When your Medicaid is approved or pending, apply for the waiver on kynect
- Or apply for the waiver in person at a Community Mental Health Center or ADRC
- Include proof of the disability, such as an IEP, a psychological evaluation, an early intervention evaluation, or a doctor's order
- Watch for a letter from the Department for Medicaid Services with the decision and next steps
Your local office for Clay County
Apply or start here (opens in a new tab) · About this program (opens in a new tab) · Providers for Clay County
Supports for Community Living (SCL) Waiver Has a waiting list
People with an intellectual or developmental disability who meet ICF/IID level of care and Medicaid financial rules.
Start with: kynect online, or in person at a Community Mental Health Center or Aging and Disability Resource Center · (502) 564-7700 · Website (opens in a new tab)
There is a waiting list, and your place is based on your category of need.
Steps
- Apply for waiver-supportive Medicaid at kynect.ky.gov, by calling (855) 306-8959, or at a DCBS office
- When your Medicaid is approved or pending, apply for the waiver on kynect
- Or apply for the waiver in person at a Community Mental Health Center or ADRC
- Include a psychological evaluation with a full-scale IQ score and an adaptive behavior assessment
- Watch for a letter from the Department for Medicaid Services with the decision and next steps
Your local office for Clay County
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Brain injury, HIV, and complex medical needs
Acquired Brain Injury - Long Term Care Waiver No waiting list
Adults 18 and older with an acquired brain injury who have reached a plateau in rehabilitation, need nursing facility level of care, and need ongoing support to live safely in the community.
Start with: kynect online, or in person at a Community Mental Health Center or Aging and Disability Resource Center · (844) 784-5614 · Website (opens in a new tab)
Kentucky reported 0 people waiting for this waiver as of September 2, 2025.
Steps
- Apply for waiver-supportive Medicaid at kynect.ky.gov, by calling (855) 306-8959, or at a DCBS office
- When your Medicaid is approved or pending, apply for the waiver on kynect
- Or apply for the waiver in person at a Community Mental Health Center or ADRC
- Include medical records that confirm a primary brain injury diagnosis and a MAP-10 form
- Watch for a letter from the Department for Medicaid Services with the decision and next steps
Your local office for Clay County
Apply or start here (opens in a new tab) · About this program (opens in a new tab) · Providers for Clay County
Acquired Brain Injury Waiver No waiting list
Adults 18 and older with an acquired brain injury who can benefit from intensive rehabilitation, need nursing facility level of care, and meet Medicaid financial rules.
Start with: kynect online, or in person at a Community Mental Health Center or Aging and Disability Resource Center · (844) 784-5614 · Website (opens in a new tab)
Kentucky reported 0 people waiting for this waiver as of September 2, 2025.
Steps
- Apply for waiver-supportive Medicaid at kynect.ky.gov, by calling (855) 306-8959, or at a DCBS office
- When your Medicaid is approved or pending, apply for the waiver on kynect
- Or apply for the waiver in person at a Community Mental Health Center or ADRC
- Include the hospital discharge summary from the brain injury with CT or MRI results and a MAP-10 form
- Watch for a letter from the Department for Medicaid Services with the decision and next steps
Your local office for Clay County
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Model Waiver II No waiting list
People who use a ventilator 12 or more hours a day, have a permanent tracheostomy, need 24 hour high-intensity nursing, and have a primary and backup family caregiver.
Start with: kynect online, or in person at a Community Mental Health Center or Aging and Disability Resource Center · (844) 784-5614 · Website (opens in a new tab)
Kentucky reported 0 people waiting for this waiver as of September 2, 2025.
Steps
- Apply for waiver-supportive Medicaid at kynect.ky.gov, by calling (855) 306-8959, or at a DCBS office
- When your Medicaid is approved or pending, apply for the waiver on kynect
- Or apply for the waiver in person at a Community Mental Health Center or ADRC
- A registered nurse will complete the MAP-350, MAP-351A assessment and a person-centered service plan with you
- Watch for a letter from the Department for Medicaid Services with the decision and next steps
Your local office for Clay County
Apply or start here (opens in a new tab) · About this program (opens in a new tab) · Providers for Clay County
Older adults and people with physical disabilities
Home and Community Based (HCB) Waiver Has a waiting list
People 65 and older or people with a physical disability who meet nursing facility level of care and Medicaid financial rules.
Start with: kynect online, or in person at a Community Mental Health Center or Aging and Disability Resource Center · (877) 315-0589 · Website (opens in a new tab)
There is a waiting list, and your place is set by the date your complete application is received.
Steps
- Apply for waiver-supportive Medicaid at kynect.ky.gov, by calling (855) 306-8959, or at a DCBS office
- When your Medicaid is approved or pending, apply for the waiver on kynect
- Or apply for the waiver in person at a Community Mental Health Center or ADRC
- Include a doctor's statement on how the physical disability affects daily activities, and a MAP-10 form
- Watch for a letter from the Department for Medicaid Services with the decision and next steps
Your local office for Clay County
Apply or start here (opens in a new tab) · About this program (opens in a new tab) · Providers for Clay County
Rules change. Check with the agency before you rely on this. Checked 2026-10-09.
Confirmed Profiles based in Clay County
Organizations checked by ConnectIDD with an address in the county, A to Z. Many more serve the county from nearby.
- Clay Community Foundations, LLCManchester · (606) 596-0110 · Housing / Residential, Case Management, Job Training / Employment
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