Better care for older adults, built alongside your team
The Care Hub is a statewide initiative designed to support skilled nursing facilities, long-term care and assisted living teams in delivering high-quality, age-friendly care.
Through a combination of training, hands-on support and ongoing collaboration, we work directly with your staff to address real challenges — whether that’s dementia care, workflow improvements, documentation or staff education.
Real Support. Practical Impact.
Our goal is simple: make high-quality care easier to deliver.
- Increased staff confidence in caring for older adults
- Improved care coordination and workflows
- Greater alignment with age-friendly practices
- Ongoing support — not just one-time training
How it works
What you can expect
Training & continuing education
Live and on-demand trainings focused on real-world application covering topics like dementia care, behaviors, polypharmacy and more, with opportunities for continuing education (CEs).
Hands-on technical assistance
Includes workflow and documentation support, guidance on billing and reimbursement challenges, quality improvement aligned with the 4Ms / 8Ms frameworks and help implementing age-friendly, person-centered practices.
A statewide learning community
Connect with facilities across Kentucky to share challenges, strategies and solutions and learn from peers and subject matter experts.
The 8Ms of Age-Friendly Nursing Homes
| The 8Ms | Focus |
|---|---|
| Meaningful Care | Aligning care with what matters most to residents. |
| Medication | Ensuring safe and appropriate use. |
| Mentation | Addressing dementia, depression and delirium. |
| Mobility | Supporting safe movement and independence. |
| Monitoring | Ongoing assessment and early identification of changes. |
| Modification | Adapting care plans to meet evolving needs. |
| Moderation | Reducing unnecessary or burdensome interventions. |
| Motivation | Supporting engagement and quality of life. |
Monthly Technical Assistance Call Series
This publication is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of an award totaling $5 million with zero percentage financed with nongovernmental sources. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement, HRSA, HHS, or the U.S. Government.
