Paid Family Caregiver - ReadyMed Medical Solutions

Get Paid to Care for Your Medically Fragile Child at Home Empowering Parents Through Medicaid & the Georgia Pediatric Program (GAPP)

You Deserve to Be Paid for the Care You Already Give

Through Medicaid and the Georgia Pediatric Program (GAPP), you may qualify to get paid to care for your medically fragile child—at home.

What Is GAPP and How Can It Help You?

The Georgia Pediatric Program (GAPP) is a Medicaid-funded service that provides in-home skilled nursing and personal care support to medically fragile children under 21 years old. It allows eligible family members—including parents—to receive compensation as caregivers, helping children remain safely at home rather than in a hospital or long-term care facility.

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Yes—Parents Can Get Paid to Provide Care at Home

If your child is approved for GAPP services and you’re able to provide their care, ReadyMed Medical Solutions can hire you as their caregiver. That means:

Who Qualifies?

To qualify for this program, your child must Be under 21 years old
Be covered by Georgia Medicaid (Traditional or Amerigroup/Caresource/Peach State)
Have a qualifying medical condition (e.g., cerebral palsy, seizures, trach/GT tube, autism, respiratory conditions, etc.)
Require skilled or unskilled care on a regular basis

Parent Requirements

How the Process Works

Speak with a ReadyMed GAPP Specialist – We’ll help determine if your child qualifies.
Gather Medical Records & Physician Letter – We’ll walk you through the documents.
Submit to Medicaid for GAPP Review – We manage the full application process.
Parent Becomes a Caregiver – If approved, you’re onboarded as a paid caregiver.
Weekly Pay While You Care – You’ll receive regular pay for the care you give.

Why Families Trust ReadyMed Medical Solutions

Full Support from Start to Finish

We handle all paperwork, approvals, and Medicaid submissions.

Compassionate, Family-Focused Team

We understand what families go through—and we’re here to help.

Flexible Scheduling & Weekly Pay

You care for your child; we take care of the rest.

What Other Parents Are Saying

"Thanks to ReadyMed, I was able to stop working outside the home and still provide for my family while caring for my daughter full-time."

Tasha R., Atlanta, GA

"I never knew I could get paid for the care I was already giving my son. ReadyMed made it easy."

Michael A., Macon, GA

Do I need a nursing license?

No! Parents can provide care as a Personal Care Aide (PCA). We provide training if needed.

What if I’m already working?

We can help you transition to becoming your child’s full-time caregiver.

Does this affect my Medicaid or other benefits?

No. Your child remains covered by Medicaid, and this is a paid caregiving role.

Can other family members get paid?

Yes, siblings over 18, grandparents, and other relatives may also qualify.

Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers.

Ready to Get Started? We’ll Help Every Step of the Way.

You’ve been there every step of the way for your medically fragile child—now it’s time to get the support you deserve. With ReadyMed Medical Solutions and the Georgia Pediatric Program (GAPP), you could receive weekly pay for providing the care your child already depends on.