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09/09/2026

⭐ Your Guide to GAPP with Atlanta Pediatric Healthcare ⭐

Once a nurse or caregiver is assigned, care can begin, but there’s more happening behind the scenes to keep everything connected. From getting started with your nurse to the ongoing support of a Clinical Coordinator, every part of the process plays an important role in your child’s care. Follow along to learn more about how ensure your child receives continuity of care each step of the way.

09/07/2026

Today, we're celebrating the hardworking people who show up, care deeply, and make a difference in the lives of others. 💙 Happy from all of us at Atlanta Pediatric Healthcare!

09/04/2026

Recent Georgia Medicaid updates, including the July 2026 provider revalidation deadline, have created important changes for GAPP providers and families alike.

When policies shift, parents shouldn't have to sort through confusing information on their own. Our goal is to help families understand what has changed, what hasn't, and what they may need to do next.

Stay informed with APH as we continue breaking down important GAPP updates and what they mean for your family.

Have specific questions in mind? Give us a call >> (770) 250-7477

09/03/2026

⭐ Your Guide to GAPP with Atlanta Pediatric Healthcare ⭐

Once your child is approved for GAPP care, finding the right nurse is the next step of the process. 💙 Our team takes the time to learn about your child and your family’s needs, then works with you to find a nurse who is the right fit. This includes a meet and greet and a follow-up to make sure everyone feels comfortable and confident moving forward. Follow along to learn more about how Atlanta Pediatric Healthcare helps you match with the right nurse for your child's care.

08/31/2026

There’s a side of caregiving that often goes unseen. 💙

For parents of children with complex medical needs, caregiving can mean much more than parenting. It can involve managing medications, coordinating appointments, monitoring symptoms, communicating with providers, and carrying the emotional and physical weight that comes with it all.

In our most recent article, we explore the hidden burden that caregivers face and offer ways for families to find support and lighten the load. Check it out in our Learning Center here >> tinyurl.com/2jv6sft3

08/28/2026

With recent changes to GAPP transfer guidelines, families have fewer opportunities to change providers quickly. That makes it even more important to understand an agency’s staffing capacity, communication, and approach to care before getting started.

Feel confident in your decision by asking these questions to evaluate a GAPP provider, save this post for later, and give us a call to learn how our team can help you find the care your family deserves >> (770) 250-7477

08/27/2026

⭐ Your Guide to GAPP with Atlanta Pediatric Healthcare ⭐

Once the GAPP paperwork is submitted, the next step is getting everything in place for potential approval. As we wait, our team will review the care your child needs and prepare an on-staff nurse with the education and training needed to provide that care at home.

Follow along to learn more about what this looks like and what comes after we receive notification from Medicaid about GAPP-approved care.

08/26/2026

Pediatric palliative and hospice care can provide children and families with support through symptom management, care coordination, emotional support, education, and more. Palliative care can begin at diagnosis and may be provided alongside treatment, while hospice care focuses on comfort and quality of life for children with terminal illnesses. Understanding these options can help families feel more supported and informed throughout their child’s healthcare journey.

Read the latest article in our Learning Center for a deeper look at how these services at Atlanta Pediatric Healthcare can support your child at home >> tinyurl.com/4xnjuu76

Pediatric palliative and hospice care can support children and their families in the face of serious illnesses. Atlanta Pediatric Healthcare explains how.

08/21/2026

Being approved for services doesn’t always mean a nurse is available. And this distinction matters for families caring for children with complex medical needs.

KFF reports that all responding states experienced Medicaid home-care workforce shortages in 2025, with 47 states reporting nursing staff shortages.

However, consistent home nursing provides much-needed skilled support for children while giving families the help they need to manage complex care at home. At Atlanta Pediatric Healthcare, we can help bridge that gap >> atlpediatric.com

08/20/2026

⭐ Your Guide to GAPP with Atlanta Pediatric Healthcare ⭐

The next step in the GAPP approval process is where the physician steps in to review the nurse’s assessment and develop a plan of treatment. This plan outlines your child’s diagnosis, medical needs, recommended care, and other important details needed to support the GAPP request. Once completed, it’s submitted along with the required paperwork to officially move the approval process forward.

Follow along as we break down this critical step and what it entails so you can get GAPP-approved care for your child at home. For any questions, call us today >> (770) 250-7477