Hancock County Senior Services

Nutrition Program for the Elderly - includes home-delivered meals (meals on wheels) and congregate meals at senior centers. The program helps improve the eating habits of participants, offers social networking opportunities and helps the participants remain healthy and independent by reducing hunger and food insecurity.
Senior Citizen Centers - more than 200 senior centers are located throughout Kentucky with at least one located in each of Kentucky’s 120 counties. The centers provide information and assistance, wellness opportunities, citizenship, volunteer opportunities and social activities and services related to people 60 and older.
Homecare - provides in-home services for individuals 60 and older with functional disabilities who are at-risk for requiring long-term, institutional care. Services include personal care, home management, home health aide, home-delivered meals, home repair, help with household chores, respite, escort and case management and assessment.
State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) - is a statewide program that provides free and objective counseling and assistance to people with questions or problems regarding Medicare and other related health insurances. SHIP operates through the state's 15 Area Agencies on Aging and Independent Living
Long-Term Care Ombudsman - established under the Older Americans Act, the Kentucky Long-Term Care Ombudsman program operates out of the 15 Area Development Districts through their Area Agencies on Aging and Independent Living. The LTCO works to improve the lives of people living in long-term care by enhancing their quality of life, improving their quality of care, protecting individual rights and promoting the dignity of each resident