Every place in Georgia that can care for someone you love.
Listed alphabetically. None of them paid to be here.
Which ones take your Medicaid program, which ones have room this week, and the date of every fact on the listing. Listed alphabetically, because nobody can buy a better spot.
providers listed. How we count
checked, with the date and what we checked against.
say they have room for a new client, with the date they said so.
counties, each with its own list, sources, and a download for case managers.
What kind of care are you looking for?
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 →On every list you can filter by has room, takes Medicaid and which program, 24 beds or fewer, and languages, because the hard part in Georgia is not finding a name. It is finding a place with room that takes your program.
Three kinds of information, kept apart, each with its source.
What we checked, and when
License or Medicaid enrollment, compared with the state's own record by a named person on a shown date, with a link to that record. Checked again at least every three months, and sooner when a license is about to expire.
What the provider told us
Services, programs, languages, hours, whether they have room, and who else pays. Labeled as the provider's own words, with the date they said it.
Reviews, read before they're published
A person reads every review. We show how many we received and how many we published, and why any were held. Never because of the rating. The provider can reply in public.
Search. Read. Call.
Search
Pick the type of care, then your county, the program that pays, and whether they have room.
Read
See what's checked and what's reported, the date on anything that can change, and the state record behind it.
Call
Contact the provider directly, using the questions in our guides. We never pass your details to anyone.
Plain language, reviewed by a named person, with sources and dates.
The four types of care in Georgia
Care at home, a personal care home, an adult day center or community day services: what each one is, who it suits, and what to ask first.
Reviewed by [reviewer name], [role] · October 12, 2026 Paying · 6 minHow Georgia Medicaid pays for care
CCSP, SOURCE, ICWP, NOW and COMP in plain words: who qualifies, how the waiting list works, the 24-bed rule, and who coordinates each one.
Reviewed by [reviewer name], [role] · October 12, 2026 Choosing · 4 minTwelve questions to ask before you choose
What to ask an agency, a home or a center on the first call, and which answers should make you pause.
Reviewed by [reviewer name], [role] · October 12, 2026In every Georgia program, you choose a coordinator before you choose a provider.
Area Agencies on Aging for CCSP, case management agencies for SOURCE and ICWP, support coordinators for NOW and COMP. We list all of them, with the counties each one covers.
See the coordinatorsA printable county list with the source and check date on every line.
Filter by type, program and room. Print it or download the CSV. Free, no account.
Open the professional deskThe Wellnior™ newsletter
Plain-language help for families looking for care in Georgia, from time to time. No sales pitches.