Family is at the Heart of Home Care
Georgia’s Structured Family Caregiving Program Starts Here
Many families want to care for their loved ones at home — but don’t know where to turn for help. The Structured Family Caregiving program in Georgia allows qualified family members to be compensated as a caregiver for eligible loved ones who need daily support.
In addition to financial assistance, qualified caregivers receive hands-on training and ongoing guidance — all while continuing to care for a loved one in the comfort of their home.
You may qualify to become a family caregiver if you meet all of the requirements.
Let Us Help You Get the Care
You Need at Home
We know staying independent — surrounded by familiar routines and the people you trust most — can make a real difference in your physical and emotional well-being.
Through Georgia’s Structured Family Caregiving program, Help at Home helps you get care from a family member — someone who truly understands you. We also provide caregivers with training and a Health Coach so they can care for you with confidence. To be eligible, you need to meet these qualifications:
- Be Medicaid-eligible
- Meet the criteria under the EDWP program
- Live in Georgia
- Need help with daily activities such as dressing, bathing, eating, etc.
- Reside in the same home with your caregiver
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Our Care Experts are here to guide you through the process, check your eligibility and assist you in getting set up.
How to Qualify to Become a Caregiver
The Structured Family Caregiving program in Georgia allows qualified family members to receive financial compensation and expert support to care for loved ones at home. To be eligible, just meet these requirements:
- Be 18 years of age or older
- Identify as the primary caregiver
- Be related biologically or through adoption or marriage (e.g., in-laws)
- Not be a spouse or legal guardian
- Have no other employment
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The Benefits of Being an In-Home Caregiver
Being a caregiver for a family member, relative, or loved one takes dedication. And helping loved ones shouldn’t mean financial sacrifice.
Here are the benefits you’ll receive for the care you provide if you and you’re loved one qualify.
Financial Support
You’ll receive a regular stipend for the care you provide, based on your loved one’s needs and Medicaid eligibility.
A Dedicated Care Coach
We’ll pair you with a professional coach for training and ongoing guidance to help support your loved one’s unique needs.
Ongoing Support and Resources
We offer tips, local resources and care guidance — so you’re never alone on the journey.
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