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GAPP
How the Georgia Pediatric Program works, written for the parent reading it at a kitchen table.
3 guides
Parent Caregiver
For families asking whether a parent can be part of the formal care team, and what that depends on.
2 guides
Conditions
Plain-language parent guides to the diagnoses we most often hear about.
16 guides
Care Needs
What specific kinds of care — a tracheostomy, tube feeding, seizure monitoring — involve at home.
10 guides
Pediatric Home Healthcare
What skilled nursing and personal care look like when they happen in your home.
8 guides
Transitioning Home
Coming home from the hospital or the NICU, and how care teams hand over.
3 guides
Family Education
Where to begin when home care, or a diagnosis, is new to your family.
2 guides

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GAPP
A Parent's Guide to Georgia GAPP
What the program is, who it serves, how requests are reviewed, and how to start.
Transitioning Home
Coming Home From the Hospital or NICU
What the transition involves, and how care at home can support the first weeks.
Conditions
Epilepsy & Seizure Disorders in Children
A parent's guide: what seizures can look like and what daily care centers on.

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GAPPHow the Georgia Pediatric Program works, written for the parent reading it at a kitchen table.3 guides

Parent CaregiverFor families asking whether a parent can be part of the formal care team, and what that depends on.2 guides

ConditionsPlain-language parent guides to the diagnoses we most often hear about.16 guides

Care NeedsWhat specific kinds of care — a tracheostomy, tube feeding, seizure monitoring — involve at home.10 guides

Pediatric Home HealthcareWhat skilled nursing and personal care look like when they happen in your home.8 guides

Transitioning HomeComing home from the hospital or the NICU, and how care teams hand over.3 guides

Family EducationWhere to begin when home care, or a diagnosis, is new to your family.2 guides

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