GAPP · Georgia Medicaid Program
Georgia Pediatric Program (GAPP)
Skilled nursing and personal care for medically fragile children at home
The Georgia Pediatric Program (GAPP), run by the Georgia Department of Community Health, serves medically fragile children under 21 requiring skilled nursing care and/or personal care support.
GAPP makes it possible for children with complex medical needs to be cared for at home with their family — instead of in a facility.
Who qualifies
- A child under 21 who is medically fragile.
- Needs medically necessary skilled nursing care and/or personal care support.
- Is already receiving physician-ordered services.
- Has Georgia Medicaid (Carenbe handles the required prior authorization as your GAPP nursing agency).
What's included
How Carenbe helps you
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Reach out for a free eligibility conversation about your child's needs.
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We confirm Medicaid and the physician-ordered services on file.
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We submit your child's services for prior authorization.
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Once authorized, in-home care begins so your child can thrive at home.
Common questions
The Georgia Pediatric Program (GAPP) provides in-home skilled nursing and personal care for medically fragile children under 21, so they can be cared for at home instead of a facility.
More questions? See our full FAQ.
See if your family qualifies for GAPP
It only takes a few minutes to check your eligibility.