Georgia Pediatric Program
Compassionate in-home medical and personal care for eligible GAPP families—guided by your child’s approved plan of care.
Pediatric services at home
Every child is different. Available services and hours depend on Medicaid authorization, medical necessity, the approved plan of care, staffing availability, and GAPP requirements.
Attentive clinical care delivered in coordination with your child’s providers and care team.
Respectful help with daily routines so your child can feel safe, comfortable, and supported at home.
How to get started
Tell us about your child, county, current needs, and GAPP status.
We review the care request and explain what information is needed.
We confirm authorization details, orders, and the approved plan of care.
If we can accept the case, we coordinate staffing and a potential start date.
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Questions families ask
GAPP serves eligible Medicaid members under age 21 who meet program requirements. Eligibility, services, and hours are determined through the authorization process—not by the home care agency.
Yes. Share the authorization details you have, and we can discuss your child’s care needs, service area, and staffing availability.
Families may ask about transferring care. The process depends on current authorization, required records, coordination among parties, and the requested agency’s ability to accept the case.
Start dates vary. They depend on complete records, authorization, the plan of care, clinical review, and appropriate staffing for your child’s schedule and needs.
We coordinate carefully around the child’s authorized needs and available qualified staff. We will explain the matching and onboarding process during consultation.
Let’s talk
Complete the short form and your email app will open with the information ready to send. You may also call us directly.