Georgia Pediatric Program (GAPP) is a Medicaid-Funded initiative that provides in-home skilled nursing and personal care support services to medically fragile children under the age of 21, at no cost to eligible families. The program allows children with complex medical needs to receive care in the comfort of their homes rather than in a hospital or long-term care facility. To qualify for the GAPP program, a child must be under 21 years of age, be an active Medicaid recipient in Georgia, be considered medically fragile and require a level of care that would otherwise necessitate a hospital or skilled nursing facility admission, and be receiving physician-ordered services, with all services requiring prior authorization. The exact services provided are highly individualized and based entirely on the specific medical needs documented in the child's Physician-ordered Care Plan. Below are services provided but not limited to the following: specialized care (#G-tube, #IV, #Wound care, #Tube feeding), medication administration, monitoring vital signs, meal preparation, feeding assistance, transfers, etc. The healthcare system can be overwhelming. That’s why Ever-Bright Care provides dedicated support with: assessments, documentation, enrollment, care planning, and ongoing advocacy. We walk families through every step so they don’t face paperwork, approvals, or barriers alone. If you believe your child may qualify or you’re simply unsure where to begin, we’re here to help. Contact Ever-Bright Care today to learn more, ask questions, or start the enrollment process. Your child’s brighter tomorrow begins at home.

Reach out by email or phone (706-799-1015) to let us know your needs. We'll arrange an in-home assessment or consultation with you and your family at a time that works for you. Together, we'll identify your specific requirements and create a personalized care plan. One of our experienced registered nurses will complete your free initial assessment.

We only hire candidates who pass a series of comprehensive pre-employment assessments evaluating dependability, integrity, and potential for abuse. Every applicant must complete a thorough criminal background check and DMV record review, and we verify both professional and personal references. In addition, each new hire is required to have current car insurance, workman's compensation coverage, and full insurance, along with completed Social Security and I-9 verifications. We also maintain a drug-free workplace.

No, you won't have to pay anything. We use GAPP, which means our process is fully covered without any cost to eligible patients.

We offer nursing care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We can provide both daytime and overnight services, tailoring our care schedule to your needs.

Everbright Home Care doesn't tie you down with a long-term contract — you only pay for the actual hours your caregiver is in your home. Instead, you'll sign a Service Agreement that clearly outlines the services we'll provide, along with the days and times you select. Because your needs can change over time, our nurse remains available to reassess your situation and offer guidance on adjusting your care. You're free to change or stop services at any time without incurring any penalties.

We provide care for medically fragile children, including those with conditions such as cerebral palsy, spina bifida, and muscular dystrophy.

No, there is no waitlist for our in-home care services.

Our nurses are equipped to support all aspects of everyday living. They assist with routine tasks like doctor's appointments and bedtime preparation, as well as specialized care including medication assistance, G-tube feedings, trach care, ventilator care, and more.

It typically takes about 30 days for Medicaid to approve nursing services.