What We Offer

Pediatric Nursing Care Services

At Providence Healthcare of Georgia, we understand the importance of providing your child with the utmost care and attention they deserve. Our team at PHG is driven by compassion, excellence, and unwavering reliability. We don’t just deliver medical services – we build connections with families like yours to ensure your child receives personalized care beyond the clinical realm.

Our dedicated care team is chosen to align with the unique needs of your child and the dynamics of your family. We prioritize the perfect match between your child and nurses who possess the specialized training required for their medical needs and the compatibility to connect with your family on a personal level.

We provide a broad spectrum of nursing care services, including but not limited to:

• Monitoring and intervention for unstable airway conditions
• Support and assistance with eating
• Management of bowel and bladder conditions
• Administering and monitoring medication
• Premature and high-risk infant care
• Post-surgical care
• Catheter and gastric tube care
• Diabetes management
• Asthma care
• Respiratory treatments
• Tracheostomy and ventilator
• Neurological disease management
• Cancer treatment
• Seizure disorder monitoring
• Traumatic brain injury care

Beyond addressing your child’s medical requirements, our nurses also extend their support to:

  • Facilitating a nurturing school environment, including safe transportation accompaniment
  • Help with participation in social and community activities
  • Developing age-appropriate exercise and play plans tailored to your child’s developmental stage and diagnosis

At Providence Healthcare of Georgia, we are your partner in fostering your child’s holistic well-being. Our compassionate approach, coupled with our commitment to excellence, ensures that your child receives the best medical care and experiences a sense of genuine care and understanding throughout their journey to health and happiness.

Personal Care Support

Our Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) and Home Health Aides (HHA) are extensively trained to assist your child in various aspects of daily living, ensuring everyone’s comfort and peace of mind. With a focus on compassion, our caregivers offer support in tasks that include:

• Bathing
• Dressing
• Meal Plans
• Monitoring Vital Signs
• Assistance with Ambulation
• Transfers & Much More

School Nursing Services

Providence Healthcare of Georgia offers specialized school nursing services that seamlessly integrate with your child’s care plan, ensuring their health and comfort wherever they are.

These tasks include:
• Providing assistance with mobility
• Ensuring proper positioning for comfort
• Assisting with necessary transfers
• Monitoring vital signs to maintain well-being
• Administering medications as prescribed
• Offering support for any medical equipment needed

Our goal is to create a secure school environment for your child, where their health needs are met with the same care and attention they receive at home. With our attentive Private-Duty Nurses by their side, your child can thrive academically and socially, knowing that their health is in capable hands.

Hospital-to-Home Transition Support

Navigating the transition from hospital to home can pose significant challenges. We aim to facilitate this journey with care and understanding.

At Providence Healthcare of Georgia, we’re dedicated to ensuring a seamless transition by providing comprehensive assistance. From collaborating closely with hospital case managers to orchestrating a comfortable settling-in process upon bringing your baby home for the first time, we’re here to guide you through every step.

We recognize that each family’s situation is unique, and having the proper support is critical. Our commitment is to ease the transition’s complexities, allowing you to focus on what truly matters – the health and happiness of your loved one

Types of Insurance

1. GAPP

Georgia Pediatric Program (GAPP) is a Medicaid program for medically fragile children under the age of 21. GAPP covers in-home skilled nursing care and personal care support services for our medically complex children. Services are approved based on the child’s medical needs.

We work with you and your child’s doctor to apply for GAPP. Our intake team has the right expertise to help you to get approved for the care you need.

2. Katie Beckett Waiver

The Katie Beckett Waiver, or Deeming Waiver, is a Medicaid eligibility category for children under the age of 18. When a family has a higher income than the Medicaid level, the Katie Beckett Waiver is used to “waive” the family’s income and bases the approval decision on the child’s needs.

If the child qualifies for the Katie Beckett Waiver, they become eligible for services available under the Georgia Pediatric Program (GAPP) Medicaid plan.

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