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Helpful Resources for Families and Caregivers in Atlanta, GA
Supporting You Beyond In-Home Care
At Unity Care Home LLC, we understand that navigating care options, financial assistance, and long-term planning can be overwhelming. That’s why we’ve gathered a list of trusted resources available to families and caregivers in Atlanta and across Georgia. These organizations offer critical services — from Medicaid waivers and caregiver support to senior programs and health education — to help you make informed decisions and find the support you need.
Keeping Georgians safe and independent at home.
The Georgia Department of Community Health (DCH) offers several Medicaid Waiver programs that support older adults and individuals with disabilities who prefer to remain at home instead of entering a facility. These waivers help cover the costs of in-home care, personal assistance, skilled nursing, and daily living support.
What it Offers:
Community Care Services Program (CCSP)
SOURCE (Service Options Using Resources in a Community Environment)
ICWP (Independent Care Waiver Program)
Personal care, medical transportation, and case management
Who It’s For:
Low-income Georgia residents who are elderly or disabled
People eligible for Medicaid who need daily assistance
Website: https://dch.georgia.gov/waivers
A centralized portal for financial and medical support.
Georgia Gateway is the state’s official website for applying to benefit programs like Medicaid, food assistance (SNAP), TANF, and more. If you or a loved one needs help affording home care or related services, this is your starting point.
What it Offers:
Online applications for Medicaid, SNAP, TANF, and WIC
Eligibility screening and benefit tracking
Account access for status updates and renewals
Who It’s For:
Georgia residents seeking health, food, or family support services
Caregivers managing applications for their loved ones
Website: https://gateway.ga.gov
Empowering older adults to live with dignity in their communities.
The ARC is the Area Agency on Aging for metro Atlanta, serving individuals 60+ and caregivers across the region. ARC offers a variety of services that support in-home care, independence, and caregiver relief.
What it Offers:
Home-delivered meals and personal care assistance
Transportation to medical appointments and errands
Respite care for caregivers
Home safety evaluations and fall prevention education
Who It’s For:
Seniors in metro Atlanta needing in-home services
Family caregivers seeking local support resources
Website: https://atlantaregional.org/aging-resources
Your guide to aging well and accessing trusted care in Atlanta.
Empowerline is a comprehensive tool for finding local services that support aging, caregiving, and living with a disability. It’s managed by the ARC and offers unbiased, free information to help people make informed decisions.
What it Offers:
Searchable service directory
Personalized needs assessments
Information on housing, transportation, and in-home support
Tools for understanding benefits and planning long-term care
Who It’s For:
Seniors, caregivers, and individuals with disabilities
Professionals seeking referrals for clients in need
Website: https://www.empowerline.org
Statewide resources for protecting and supporting Georgia’s older adults.
The Georgia Division of Aging Services offers leadership and coordination for elder programs across the state. It protects vulnerable adults, supports caregivers, and partners with regional agencies to offer direct services.
What it Offers:
Adult Protective Services (APS)
Legal assistance and elder rights advocacy
GeorgiaCares Medicare counseling
Support for long-term care planning
Who It’s For:
Seniors at risk of abuse or exploitation
Families navigating Medicare, benefits, or aging transitions
Website: https://aging.georgia.gov