Parents
Your child qualifies for GAPP pediatric skilled nursing (under 21). We handle the paperwork and match a nurse.
GAPP for parents →Approved Georgia GAPP provider · DCH Licensed & Insured · Medicaid accepted
Serving families across Georgia
Georgia GAPP Provider & In-Home Care
Pediatric skilled nursing and compassionate senior care — delivered at home, with heart. Care can begin in 24–72 hours.
✓Approved GAPP provider✓DCH Licensed & Insured✓Medicaid accepted
“They treated my mother with such dignity — like family.”
Sarah M. · Fulton County
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Choose the door that fits your family.
Case Managers
Refer a client with confidence. Fast intake, clear communication, and care that can begin in 24–72 hours.
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Adults & Seniors
Personal care and companionship that keeps you independent and safe in the home you love.
Explore home care →Services we offer
Complete in-home care, tailored to your family
Personal Care
Bathing, dressing, grooming, and mobility support for daily independence.
Learn more →Skilled Nursing
Licensed nurses for medication, wound care, and complex medical needs at home.
Learn more →Pediatric GAPP
In-home skilled nursing for medically complex children under 21.
Learn more →Companionship
Conversation, errands, and a caring presence that eases isolation.
Learn more →Disability Support
Personalized daily assistance that promotes dignity and independence.
Learn more →Respite Care
Short-term relief so family caregivers can rest and recharge.
Learn more →Homemaker Services
Light housekeeping, meal prep, and laundry to keep the home safe.
Learn more →GAPP Knowledge Center
Straight answers about Georgia’s GAPP program
ELIGIBILITY
Does my child qualify for GAPP?
GAPP serves medically complex children under 21 who need skilled nursing at home. Here’s how eligibility works.
PROCESS
How to apply for GAPP
GAPP is a Medicaid program — not a waiver. See the application steps, from Medicaid eligibility to approved nursing hours.
GETTING STARTED
Can I get paid to care for my child?
Georgia’s Family Caregiver Option lets qualifying parents become paid caregivers. Here’s how it works.
Free Consultation
Let us help you find the right care
Not sure which service fits? Schedule a free, no-obligation consultation. We’ll listen, assess, and guide you — at no cost.
- ✓Same-day or next-day response
- ✓Speak with a care coordinator, not a call center
- ✓Available in English and Spanish
Payments
Flexible payment options
Cost should never be a barrier to quality care. We’re Medicaid-approved, GAPP-certified, and welcome private pay and insurance.
Most common
Medicaid
Licensed Medicaid provider. We guide families through enrollment and authorization at no charge.
GAPP certified
GAPP Program
Approved under Georgia’s GAPP program for medically fragile children under 21.
We verify free
Private Insurance
We work with most major insurers and verify your coverage and benefits at no cost.
Flexible plans
Private Pay
Transparent hourly and daily rates with flexible scheduling to fit your family’s budget.
Counties we serve
In-home GAPP nursing and senior care across metro Atlanta — and communities throughout Georgia.
Fulton
DeKalb
Gwinnett
Cobb
Clayton
Douglas
Henry
Rockdale
Fayette
Coweta
Don’t see your county? Call us to verify coverage — we’re likely nearby.
Call 678-536-6668Frequently asked questions
Is Core Health Group an approved GAPP provider?
Yes. Core Health Group is an approved Georgia GAPP provider, DCH licensed and insured, and Medicaid accepted. The Georgia Pediatric Program (GAPP) is administered by the Georgia Department of Community Health, Division of Medical Assistance Plans, and we operate under its Policies and Procedures for In-Home Nursing.
Who is eligible for GAPP?
GAPP serves Medicaid-eligible children under 21 who have medically necessary skilled nursing and/or personal care support needs at home. Per the DCH manual, members qualify up to age 20 years 11 months and age out on their 21st birthday. Medicaid eligibility is determined by your local county DFCS office.
Is GAPP a waiver?
No. GAPP is the Georgia Pediatric Program — a Medicaid program for in-home skilled nursing, not a waiver. Implemented in 2002 by the Department of Community Health, it provides medically necessary nursing and personal care support for eligible children in their homes.
How does approval work, and how quickly can care begin?
Services are reviewed and approved by Alliant Health Solutions on behalf of DCH, based on medical necessity and program standards. Medicaid eligibility must be confirmed first. Once your child is approved, in-home nursing care can typically begin within 24–72 hours.
Source: Georgia Department of Community Health, Georgia Pediatric Program (GAPP) In-Home Nursing — Policies and Procedures, Part II (Version Date April 1, 2026).
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