Georgia Department of Community Health
The Georgia Department of Community Health runs the Independent Care Waiver Program (ICWP), which helps a limited number of adults ages 21 to 64 get care and support at home instead of in a nursing facility or hospital. It can help pay for healthcare, in-home support, medical supplies, counseling, and home visits.
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The ICWP offers services to a limited number of adults who apply between the ages of 21 and 64. Eligibility for ICWP is based on either a nursing facility or hospital level of care for adults with... Main Services help pay for healthcare government benefits Other Services maintenance & repairs medical supplies in-home support support network counseling home visiting Serving adults young adults seniors brain injury
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