Personal care
Gentle help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and getting around the house safely.
🌸 Georgia Medicaid waiver friendly
Care that feels like home, because it is.
Kind, trained caregivers who help your loved one bathe, dress, eat well, and stay connected, right where they're most comfortable. And we'll walk with you through Georgia Medicaid paperwork, step by step.
- Self-referrals welcome
- Free in-home consultation
- Caregivers screened & trained
What we do
Help with the everyday things, done with dignity
Non-medical, in-home support tailored to your family's schedule, from a few hours a week to daily visits.
Companionship
Conversation, card games, porch time, church outings, and a friendly face who remembers the stories.
Respite care
Family caregivers need rest too. We step in for an afternoon, a weekend, or longer so you can recharge.
Meal preparation
Home-cooked meals that fit doctor-recommended diets, plus help with grocery lists and kitchen cleanup.
Light housekeeping
Laundry, dishes, tidying, and fresh linens, so home stays safe, clean, and comfortable.
Medication reminders
Friendly, on-time reminders so the right medicine is taken at the right time. (Non-medical reminders only.)
Transportation & errands
Rides to appointments, the pharmacy, the grocery store, the salon, and Sunday service.
Georgia Medicaid
Medicaid may help pay for care at home
Georgia runs several Medicaid waiver programs that help people get support at home instead of moving to a nursing home or other facility. The rules can feel confusing. We'll help you navigate eligibility and the application, one step at a time.
Elderly & Disabled Waiver Program (EDWP)
Georgia's main home-care waiver for older or disabled Georgians who would otherwise need nursing-home-level care. It includes two options:
- CCSP (Community Care Services Program)
- SOURCE (available in certain counties; adds primary-care coordination)
Services can include personal care, respite, adult day care, and home-delivered meals.
Independent Care Waiver Program (ICWP)
For adults ages 21 to 64 with a severe physical disability or traumatic brain injury (TBI) who need help with daily activities. Services can include personal support, home health, and home modifications. Spots are limited.
NOW & COMP Waivers
The New Options Waiver (NOW) and Comprehensive Supports Waiver (COMP) serve Georgians with intellectual or developmental disabilities. They're run day-to-day by the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD). Services can include community living supports and respite.
Talk with usA free, no-pressure call about your loved one's needs.
Reach the right intake lineFamilies can self-refer, usually through their regional ADRC for EDWP, or through DBHDD for NOW/COMP.
Assessment & care planThe state checks eligibility. If you're approved, a care plan is built around you.
Choose your providerYou can ask for an agency you trust to deliver the in-home services.
Eligibility, covered services, and waitlists are set by the State of Georgia and can change. This page is general information, not a promise of coverage. Learn more at georgia.gov/medicaid-waiver-programs.
2-minute check
Do I qualify?
Answer five quick questions and we'll point you toward the programs worth asking about. Nothing is sent anywhere until you choose to contact us.
Not on Medicaid yet?
That's okay. Many families start here. We can explain your options, including private pay while an application is pending.
Where we serve
Rooted in Middle Georgia, caring statewide
Example service area for this demo. Don't see your county? Call anyway. We'll help you find a trusted provider nearby.
- Bibb (Macon)
- Houston
- Peach
- Jones
- Monroe
- Fulton (Atlanta)
- DeKalb
- Cobb
- Gwinnett
- Clayton
- Henry
- Clarke (Athens)
- Oconee
Now hiring caregivers
Do work that matters, close to home
We're looking for patient, dependable people who treat clients like family. New to caregiving? We'll train you.
- Flexible schedules
- Paid training
- Weekly pay
- Clients near where you live
- Real support from our office
- Room to grow (CNA, PCA)
12example open roles across Metro Atlanta & Middle Georgia
Personal Care Aides · Companions · Weekend Respite
Families we serve
Kind words from Georgia families
These are sample testimonials for the demo. A real site would use reviews shared with permission.
Mama lights up when her caregiver walks in. They do her hair every Friday just the way she likes it.
I didn't know where to start with the waiver application. They explained every step and never rushed us.
The respite visits gave me my Saturdays back. I can finally rest knowing Dad is in good hands.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Does Georgia Medicaid pay for in-home care?
It can. Georgia's Medicaid waiver programs, such as the Elderly and Disabled Waiver Program (CCSP and SOURCE), ICWP, and NOW/COMP, may cover in-home support for people who qualify. The state decides eligibility, and some programs have waitlists. We'll help you figure out where to start.
Can I refer myself or a family member?
Yes. You don't need a doctor's referral to start. For the Elderly and Disabled Waiver, families usually begin with their regional Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC). For NOW/COMP, intake goes through DBHDD. We'll give you the right number and help you prepare.
What if we're still waiting on Medicaid approval?
Many families start with a few hours of private-pay care while an application is pending, then switch once services are authorized. We'll talk through costs honestly before anything starts.
How are caregivers screened?
In a real agency, caregivers would pass background checks, reference checks, and training before their first visit. (Specifics would be listed here for a real client.)
Do you provide medical or nursing care?
Our services are non-medical: personal care, companionship, homemaking, and reminders. If your loved one needs skilled nursing, we can coordinate with their home health provider.
How quickly can care begin?
For private-pay care, often within a few days of a free in-home consultation. Medicaid waiver services begin once the state authorizes them.
Let's talk about your family
Call, or send the form and a care coordinator will reach out within one business day.
- Phone
- (478) 555-0142example
- hello@example.comexample
- Office
- 123 Example Street, Suite 100
Macon, GA 31201example - Hours
- Mon–Fri, 8am–6pm
Care available 7 days a week