Quick Answer: Yes. GAPP, the Georgia Pediatric Program, covers home nursing care for children with cerebral palsy who qualify. Your child must be under 21, have Georgia Medicaid, and have a doctor-documented medical need. Eligible families pay nothing out of pocket. Home nursing care for children with cerebral palsy in Georgia can be paid for […]
GAPP is a Medicaid program built for in-home care. In some cases, GAPP school nursing can extend into the school day if medically necessary. Approval requires physician documentation and prior authorization from Georgia Medicaid. Your child needs skilled nursing care every day. GAPP school nursing questions come up often for Georgia parents. This guide explains […]
To become a paid caregiver for your child in Georgia, first confirm your child’s Georgia Medicaid and GAPP eligibility. Then choose a licensed GAPP agency and get hired as an employee. After CPR and personal care training, you provide approved personal care and earn an hourly wage. You already give your child expert care every […]
A child in Georgia may qualify for GAPP if they are under 21, have active Medicaid, and require skilled nursing or personal care due to a medically fragile condition confirmed by a physician. Eligibility is based on medical need, not diagnosis alone. Many Georgia parents struggle to understand if their child qualifies for the Georgia […]
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