
GAPP for children with seizure disorders and epilepsy in Georgia is a Medicaid-funded program that pays for in-home skilled nursing care. Eligible children under 21 receive nurse supervision, medication administration, and seizure monitoring at no cost to the family. Caring for a child with a seizure disorder in Georgia is stressful and often lonely. GAPP […]
GAPP reauthorization is Georgia Medicaid’s periodic review of a child’s nursing hours, usually every 6 to 12 months. Your agency submits an updated physician plan, recent records, and skilled care logs. Medicaid then approves, reduces, or requests more information before hours continue. GAPP reauthorization happens every six to twelve months for every child enrolled in […]
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