About Freedom
Care starts by knowing the person.
Freedom supports older adults and younger adults with disabilities, helping people receive the care they need while maintaining independence and connection to their communities. The services differ. The principle does not: understand the person first, then shape support around what matters in their life.
The care plan matters. So does the person living it.
A care plan describes the support someone needs. Good care also means knowing how the person lives: a familiar meal, a daily routine, the people they want nearby and the things they still want to do. Those details matter.
Our caregivers and program teams work in the communities they serve. A coordinator helps families understand the options and know whom to contact when needs change.
Leadership accountable for the work
Local care teams are supported by leaders responsible for workforce practices, service operations and compliance. All Freedom caregivers, including agency and family caregivers, are W-2 employees. Agency caregivers receive screening, training and supervision appropriate to the role. For services that require electronic visit verification, teams use it alongside service documentation and review. These practices support accountability; the details differ by program and market.
Our quality and compliance approach includes a way to raise concerns and a process for reviewing them. Learn more about how the work is overseen.
Find the support that fits
Home Care & Attendant Care
Help at home with personal care, meals, medication reminders and companionship for older adults and younger adults with disabilities, following the person’s care plan. Freedom works to match agency caregivers to language, culture and schedule when staffing allows.
Explore Home CareAdult Day Health
Community centers where adults can spend the day with familiar people, shared meals, activities and health support based on the center and care plan.
Explore Adult Day HealthIntellectual and Developmental Disability Programs
Day programs for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, focused on everyday skills, friendships and community life.
Explore IDD ProgramsVeteran Care
In-home help for eligible veterans through VA-authorized care, coordinated with the veteran’s VA care team where Freedom participates.
Explore Veteran Care
Kentucky Case Management is a separate, conflict-free service that helps participants in Kentucky waiver programs understand their options and coordinate their services.
Kentucky Case ManagementThe idea started in Louisville.
Freedom Senior Services was founded by immigrants and refugees who experienced firsthand the gaps in the care system for their own families and communities.
What started in 2017 as a small home care operation in Louisville, Kentucky, grew through deep community trust, word-of-mouth referrals and a commitment to culturally responsive care that larger providers were not delivering.
Today, Freedom serves families across Kentucky and in select locations in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Indiana. Our workforce speaks the languages of the communities we serve. Our care plans respect the customs, preferences and goals of every individual and family.
Looking for care?
Tell us who needs support and where they live. A Freedom coordinator will listen, explain the options that may apply and help you find a practical next step.
- Supporting individuals and families across Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Tennessee, with expansion underway in Indiana.
- All Freedom caregivers, including agency and family caregivers, are W-2 employees.
Cared for. Cared about.