Pediatric home care that helps your child feel safe, supported and at home.

One-on-one skilled nursing and personal care for medically fragile children and young adults ages 6–20 across Augusta and the CSRA.

GAPP & Medicaid covered
Licensed RNs & LPNs
24/7 real-person support
Pediatric healthcare professional supporting a school-age child and her mother at home
$0Out-of-pocket for eligible GAPP families
6–20Children and young adults supported
24/7A real person available when needed
1–2Consistent nurses prioritized per case
Pediatric medical team providing attentive care to a child
Care that comes home

Medical support without taking childhood away.

Your child can receive skilled care in the comfort of familiar surroundings, close to the routines and people that help them feel secure.

Our nurses follow physician orders, learn your child’s cues and work beside your family. The goal is safe, reliable care that fits naturally into everyday life.

Care planned around your home
One-on-one RN and LPN support
Doctor-ordered care each shift
Support through hospital discharge
Pediatric home-care services

Skilled care designed around your child’s daily needs.

From complex medical tasks to everyday personal support, each care plan follows your child’s physician orders and family routine.

Private duty nursing

One-on-one care from licensed RNs and LPNs for children who need ongoing clinical support at home.

Trach and ventilator care

Monitoring, suctioning and respiratory support carried out according to written medical orders.

G-tube and feeding support

Enteral feeding, medication assistance and careful monitoring for safe, consistent nutrition at home.

Personal care support

Help with bathing, dressing, mobility and other daily activities while protecting dignity and independence.

Medication and care routines

Reliable support with medications, treatments, monitoring and documentation during scheduled shifts.

Family and caregiver guidance

Clear communication, enrollment assistance and practical support so families are not left managing everything alone.

Healthcare professional examining a school-age child during an at-home visit
Your first visit

Care begins by listening to you and learning your child.

The first nursing visit is designed to build trust, understand routines and make sure the written care plan works inside your real home.

Your nurse reviews the medical chart, physician orders, equipment, medications and daily schedule. Just as importantly, they learn the small details only a parent or guardian may notice.

Full chart and order review
Equipment and safety check
Your child’s pace respected
Family routines built into care
Conditions and complex needs

Support for children who need more than occasional help.

Eligibility depends on documented medical necessity and physician orders, not only a diagnosis. HomeLogic supports a wide range of neurological, genetic, muscular, respiratory and feeding needs.

Neurological, genetic and muscular

  • Cerebral palsy
  • Epilepsy and seizure disorders
  • Spina bifida and hydrocephalus
  • Traumatic brain injury
  • Muscular dystrophy
  • Genetic and chromosomal differences

Respiratory, feeding and mobility

  • Tracheostomy care
  • Ventilator support
  • G-tube and enteral feeding
  • Medication administration
  • Mobility and personal care needs
  • Complex daily medical routines
GAPP and Georgia Medicaid

A clearer path from eligibility to care at home.

HomeLogic helps Augusta-area families understand the process, prepare documentation and move through enrollment without facing every step alone.

Review medical needs

We review diagnoses, current orders, equipment and the level of daily medical support your child requires.

Confirm coverage and eligibility

We help confirm Georgia Medicaid and GAPP eligibility and explain what documentation may be needed.

Match and begin care

Once approved and staffed, your child is matched with nurses suited to the case and care begins at home.

Care across childhood and young adulthood

Support that respects ability, personality and independence.

Children and young adults ages 6–20 have different routines, communication styles and goals. Their care should feel personal at every stage.

Teenage caregiver supporting a younger child using a wheelchair
Young person using a wheelchair receiving support at home

Care that grows with them.

We prioritize familiar nurses, consistent routines and age-appropriate support so your child or young adult can feel secure while building as much independence as possible.

Know the difference

The right level of support matters.

Everyday assistance

Home health aide support

Helps with personal care and daily activities such as bathing, dressing, mobility and light household support.

Serving Augusta and the CSRA

Local pediatric care across the communities families call home.

HomeLogic serves families in Augusta and surrounding areas across Richmond and Columbia counties, including communities near Fort Gordon.

Augusta Martinez Evans Grovetown Hephzibah North Augusta Fort Gordon area

Outside Augusta?

Coverage may extend to nearby communities. Call to confirm whether nursing staff are available in your area.

Hospital discharge coordination

Your hospital discharge planner can refer your child directly so the home-care process can begin before discharge.

Support after hours

Families can reach a real person when urgent questions arise outside standard office hours.

Frequently asked questions

Coverage, scheduling and peace of mind.

Will Georgia Medicaid pay for this care?+
For children who qualify, Georgia Medicaid through GAPP may cover skilled nursing and personal care support. HomeLogic reviews benefits and eligibility before care begins.
How many nursing hours will my child receive?+
Hours are based on documented medical necessity and reviewed by Georgia Medicaid. Some children qualify for part-time shifts, while others may qualify for more extensive coverage.
Do you work with private insurance?+
HomeLogic can review private insurance benefits as well as Georgia Medicaid coverage. Eligibility and benefits are confirmed before the first scheduled visit.
What happens if a scheduled nurse cannot attend?+
The care coordinator works to fill the shift with qualified backup staff and prioritizes nurses who are already familiar with your child’s case whenever possible.
How do we get started?+
Call HomeLogic or ask your hospital discharge team to send a referral. The team will review your child’s needs, coverage, physician orders and staffing requirements.

Bring trusted pediatric care into your home.

Speak with the HomeLogic team about your child’s medical needs, GAPP eligibility and nursing availability across Augusta and the CSRA.

Serving Augusta and the CSRA · info@homelogichealthcare.com