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Compassionate Pediatric Home Care Through Georgia’s GAPP Program

Helping families care for children with special needs with skilled nurses, personal support staff, and even paid parent caregiver options.

About Us

About Us

Family-First,
Nurse-Led Care
You Can Trust

Family-First, Nurse-Led Care You Can Trust

At Unique Pediatric Hearts, we specialize in caring for medically fragile children, including those with cerebral palsy, seizure disorders, trach/vent needs, and other complex conditions. Every family works with a nurse-led team that coordinates care, supports daily life, and makes navigating GAPP easier.

At Unique Pediatric Hearts, we specialize in caring for medically fragile children, including those with cerebral palsy, seizure disorders, trach/vent needs, and other complex conditions. Every family works with a nurse-led team that coordinates care, supports daily life, and makes navigating GAPP easier.

About Us

Family-First,
Nurse-Led Care
You Can Trust

At Unique Pediatric Hearts, we specialize in caring for medically fragile children, including those with cerebral palsy, seizure disorders, trach/vent needs, and other complex conditions. Every family works with a nurse-led team that coordinates care, supports daily life, and makes navigating GAPP easier.

Nurse-led oversight of every care plan

Nurse-led oversight of every care plan

Nurse-led oversight of every care plan

Skilled nursing and personal support services

Skilled nursing and personal support services

Skilled nursing and personal support services

Parent caregivers may qualify to be paid for their child’s care

Parent caregivers may qualify to be paid for their child’s care

Parent caregivers may qualify to be paid for their child’s care

Support with Katie Beckett and Medicaid applications

Support with Katie Beckett and Medicaid applications

Support with Katie Beckett and Medicaid applications

Compassionate, consistent staff who feel like family

Compassionate, consistent staff who feel like family

Compassionate, consistent staff who feel like family

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Services

What Is GAPP, and How Can It Help My Family?

The Georgia Pediatric Program (GAPP) provides in-home nursing and personal care for children under 21 with complex medical needs. Services are provided at no cost to families covered by Medicaid or the Katie Beckett waiver. Our team helps you apply, get approved, and match with the right caregivers.

Parent as Paid Caregiver

You May Be Able
to Get Paid to Care for Your Child

You May Be Able to Get Paid to Care for Your Child

You May Be Able to Get Paid
to Care for Your Child

Some families may qualify to be paid through GAPP when a parent serves as their child’s caregiver. We’ll help you confirm eligibility with the state, complete training, and get set up as part of your child’s care team.

Eligibility varies. Our team will help you confirm with the Georgia Department of Community Health.

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Ready to See if You Qualify?

Answer a few quick questions, and our team will contact you to guide you through the process.

Ready to See if You Qualify?

Answer a few quick questions, and our team will contact you to guide you through the process.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the Georgia Pediatric Program (GAPP)?

GAPP is a Medicaid program in Georgia that provides in-home nursing and personal support services for children under 21 with complex medical needs.

Does it cost anything for families to receive services?

No. If your child has Medicaid, including through the Katie Beckett waiver, services are covered at no cost to families.

How do I know if my child qualifies for GAPP?

Children must be under 21, live in Georgia, and have a physician-documented medical need for skilled nursing or personal support services. Our intake team can walk you through eligibility in just a few minutes.

Can parents get paid to care for their own children?

In some cases, yes. Parents may qualify to become paid caregivers through GAPP. We’ll verify eligibility and provide training if approved.

What conditions are typically covered under GAPP?

GAPP commonly supports children with cerebral palsy, seizure disorders, trach/vent needs, feeding tubes, and other complex medical conditions.

How do I get started with Unique Pediatric Hearts?

Simply fill out our eligibility form or call us. Our nurse-led intake team will contact you within 1–2 business days to guide you step by step.

What is the Georgia Pediatric Program (GAPP)?

GAPP is a Medicaid program in Georgia that provides in-home nursing and personal support services for children under 21 with complex medical needs.

Does it cost anything for families to receive services?

No. If your child has Medicaid, including through the Katie Beckett waiver, services are covered at no cost to families.

How do I know if my child qualifies for GAPP?

Children must be under 21, live in Georgia, and have a physician-documented medical need for skilled nursing or personal support services. Our intake team can walk you through eligibility in just a few minutes.

Can parents get paid to care for their own children?

In some cases, yes. Parents may qualify to become paid caregivers through GAPP. We’ll verify eligibility and provide training if approved.

What conditions are typically covered under GAPP?

GAPP commonly supports children with cerebral palsy, seizure disorders, trach/vent needs, feeding tubes, and other complex medical conditions.

How do I get started with Unique Pediatric Hearts?

Simply fill out our eligibility form or call us. Our nurse-led intake team will contact you within 1–2 business days to guide you step by step.

Ready to See if You Qualify?

Our team will contact you to guide you through the process.

Ready to See if You Qualify?

Our team will contact you to guide you through the process.