Who needs care,
and where?
Every place in Georgia that can care for someone you love. Listed alphabetically. Each listing says where its information came from and when. None of them paid to be here.
Start with the kind of care
Not sure? Read the two-minute guide. Many providers offer more than one.
Personal care at home
A caregiver comes to the house to help with bathing, meals, medication reminders and company.
See agencies →220Personal care home
A licensed home where a small number of people live, with meals, supervision and help with daily needs.
See homes →100Adult day center
Daytime care, meals and activities at a center, with a ride home at the end of the day. Some add nursing.
See centers →215Community access and day services
Group activities in the community or at a site, for adults with developmental disabilities, under NOW and COMP.
See providers →133Community residential home
A home in the community where a few adults with developmental disabilities live, with staff support day and night, under COMP and NOW.
See providers →What "checked" means here
A named person compared the listing with the state record on the date shown, and linked to it. Reported details are labeled as the provider's own, with their date.
How we check, and who owns this →First, your coordinator
In every Georgia program you choose a coordinator before a provider. Area Agencies on Aging, SOURCE and ICWP case managers, NOW/COMP support coordinators: listed with the counties each one covers.
Find yours by county →For case managers and discharge planners
A printable county list with the program, room and check date on every line. Free, no account.
Open the professional desk →Listed alphabetically, because nobody can buy a better spot. Claim your listing, free · Read the longer version of this page