CARE KY

Developer: University of Kentucky

Category: Books & Reference

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500 installs

10 ratings

39 monthly active users

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CARE KY Summary

CARE KY is a mobile iOS app in Books And Reference by University of Kentucky. Released in Jul 2018 (7 years ago). It has 10 ratings with a 3.80★ (average) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 39 monthly active users . Store metadata: updated Dec 6, 2019.

Store info: Last updated on App Store on Dec 6, 2019 .

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App Details

Store ID: 1396668598

First Released: 2018-07-28

Store Last Updated: 2019-12-06

In-App Purchases: No

Ads: No

Website: care-ky.org

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AppGoblin Last Crawled: 2026-03-30

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App Description

The University of Kentucky's Center for Health Services Research (CHSR) has developed CARE KY in collaboration with the Kentucky Consortium for Accountable Health Communities project. The project connects the residents of all 120 counties in the state of Kentucky to the community resources they need. This application was designed as a companion for www.care-ky.org that does not require an internet connection.

Search CARE KY for free or reduced-cost programs that can help to meet your needs with things like food, housing, transportation, utilities, family and community support, and personal safety.

We have now expanded our target area to include the all the counties in Kentucky.

Miss something? Click on the "App Support" link below to fill out a new program or a contact us form submission.

This mobile application was developed and maintained by the University of Kentucky Center for Health Services Research (UK CHSR), and is partly funded by Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (Grant Number: 1P1CMS331581-01-00; PIs: Williams/Li). Disclaimer: The content of this application does not necessarily represent the official views or policy of the CMS.