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Pediatric nurse providing home nursing care for a child with cerebral palsy
17Oct

Home Nursing Care for Children with Cerebral Palsy in Georgia: How GAPP Can Help

Quick Answer: Yes. GAPP, the Georgia Pediatric Program, covers home nursing care for children with cerebral palsy who qualify. Your…

Aging out of GAPP in Georgia_ what happens when your child turns 21
09Oct

Aging Out of GAPP: What Happens When Your Child Turns 21 in Georgia?

QUICK ANSWER:  Aging out of GAPP happens when your child turns 21, because GAPP serves Georgia children under age 21.…

georgia-power-medical-priority-two-meanings
07Oct

Georgia Power Medical Priority for a Ventilator-Dependent Child: How to Enroll Step by Step

Quick Answer: We found no published Georgia Power medical priority sign-up that guarantees faster repairs. Georgia rules do let seriously…

Pediatric home nurse providing trach care during RSV and flu season
04Oct

RSV & Flu Season Safety for Medically Fragile Children: A Georgia Parent’s Home Care Guide

Quick Answer: To keep a medically fragile child safe this RSV and flu season, get RSV antibody protection by October.…

GAPP School Nursing
14Sep

Can My Child Get GAPP and Still Attend School? Home vs. School Nursing

GAPP is a Medicaid program built for in-home care. In some cases, GAPP school nursing can extend into the school…

GAPP nurse caring for a child with a seizure disorder at home
05Sep

GAPP for Children with Seizure Disorders & Epilepsy in Georgia: The Complete 2026 Guide

GAPP for children with seizure disorders and epilepsy in Georgia is a Medicaid-funded program that pays for in-home skilled nursing…

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