Mutual Care Home Health
Serving South Metro Atlanta Area

Compassionate In-Home Pediatric Care Your Family Can Trust

Mutual Care provides skilled nursing and caregiver support for children enrolled in Georgia's Pediatric Program (GAPP). Our licensed nurses deliver compassionate, personalized care in the comfort of your home — supporting children with complex medical needs while giving families peace of mind.

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Our Programs

Programs We Serve

What Is GAPP?

GAPP (Georgia Pediatric Program) is a Medicaid program that provides skilled nursing and personal care services to medically fragile children under the age of 21 AT NO COST to the family. These services are provided in the comfort and safety of the child's home and community. Families who are eligible for Medicaid can apply for GAPP and approval is based on the child's medical needs.

What Is KATIE BECKETT?

The Katie Beckett Waiver or “Deeming Waiver” grants Medicaid Benefits to children under the age of 18 regardless of their parents' income. Qualification is based solely on the institutional level of care the child requires. If a child receives the Katie Beckett Waiver, they become eligible for all services available under the regular state Medicaid plan, including GAPP services.

What We Provide

GAPP Services

Medication Administration

Hygiene Care

Bathing

Dressing

Gastrostomy Tube Feeding, Cleaning, and Changing

Mobility Assistance

Collecting Treatment Plan Information

Turning and Repositioning Assistance

Changing Sheets and Bed Linens

Observation

Communicating Issues to Nurse or Doctor

Assistance With Daily Living Activities

Trach Care (Including Changing and Cleaning)

Taking Vital Signs

Bagging via Trach or Mouth

Respiratory Treatment & Suctioning

No Wait List!

This program is not a waiver service, and your child will be eligible to receive services immediately following service approval from GAPP.

Intake and evaluation typically takes up to 30 days for service approval.

Parents are involved with the development of their child's service plan of treatment along with any service goals.

To book a consultation with one of our dedicated staff, contact us today!