Once eligibility is determined, families will work with a care coordinator who helps set up services based on the child’s needs. The care coordinator will assess the child’s condition, create an individualized care plan, and schedule services accordingly. Families will then be matched with care providers who are trained to assist with the child’s specific needs.

Yes, GAPP services are available for children with a variety of disabilities, including developmental delays, physical disabilities, and intellectual disabilities. Each child’s eligibility is determined on a case-by-case basis, depending on the level of assistance they require for daily activities.

GAPP services typically require periodic reassessments to ensure that the services provided continue to meet the child’s needs. These reassessments are usually conducted annually or if there is a significant change in the child’s condition or care requirements.

Yes, GAPP services can include respite care, which allows family caregivers to take a break while ensuring their child continues to receive care in a safe and supportive environment. This service helps families manage the physical and emotional demands of caregiving.

Call our office today to apply for GAPP services, we are a participating agency.The process typically involves completing an application and scheduling an assessment for the child to determine eligibility.

The program offers a variety of non-medical services to children and their families, including: Personal Care Assistance: Support with bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting. Meal Preparation: Help with planning, cooking, and serving meals. Housekeeping: Assistance with light cleaning, laundry, and general home maintenance. Transportation Assistance: Non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) for children who need rides to appointments or therapies. Companionship & Social Interaction: Support with engaging in activities that foster social skills and positive interaction.

Yes, families can generally choose from a list of qualified caregivers who are available to provide non-medical care under the GAPP program. This allows families to select a caregiver who they feel is best suited to the needs of their child.

To qualify for GAPP, a child must: Be under the age of 21. Have a diagnosed physical or developmental disability. Require assistance with daily living activities due to their condition. Eligibility is determined based on a comprehensive assessment conducted by the program to ensure that the child meets specific medical and functional criteria.