Pediatric home care questions Georgia parents ask us most.

Children and young adults under 21 who have Georgia Medicaid (including through Katie Beckett) and need medical or personal care support at home.

No. If your child has Medicaid and is approved for GAPP, there are no out-of-pocket costs to parents or guardians.

Skilled nursing and personal care for children with medical, developmental or physical challenges, including tracheostomy care, G-tube care, feeding assistance, medication administration, mobility support and respite for family caregivers. See pediatric home nursing and pediatric personal care.

If your child is under 21, has Medicaid and needs help with daily living (feeding, bathing, mobility and so on), contact us and we’ll help determine eligibility. Or check if my child qualifies online.

In your home, so your child receives care in a familiar, supportive environment. See where we serve.

Call us to schedule an intake assessment. We review your needs, help with the paperwork and guide you through GAPP approval. Approval from GAPP usually takes around 45 days or less.

Yes. We accept Georgia Medicaid and work with other insurance providers when applicable. We can help you understand your coverage.

Licensed nurses and trained caregivers who specialize in pediatric and developmental care, each carefully screened. Parents can also be hired and paid through our Family Caregiver program.

Yes. We coordinate with the hospital and your family for a smooth, safe transition home. See hospital-to-home transition.

Absolutely: cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, spinal injuries, respiratory conditions, congenital conditions and more. See conditions we care for.

We are family-focused and treat every child as our own. We give our nurses and caregivers strong benefits, which helps them care for your child, and parents have direct contact with leadership.

Every nurse and caregiver has a background check, reference verification and continuous training. We keep communication open, give regular updates, and parents have a direct line to leadership.

Yes. We welcome partnerships with healthcare providers, community organizations and schools. See referral partners.