Assisted Living in Georgia
Georgia regulates assisted living through the Department of Community Health, Healthcare Facility Regulation Division. The state licenses Personal Care Homes and Assisted Living Communities, with the latter providing higher levels of care. Georgia's Community Care Services Program (CCSP) Medicaid waiver can help cover costs for eligible residents. The Atlanta metro area has the largest concentration of facilities, but quality options exist throughout the state. Georgia's moderate climate and lower cost of living make it attractive for retirees.
Average Monthly Cost
$3,800
National avg: $4,500/mo
Licensing Body
Georgia Department of Community Health
Medicaid Waiver
Community Care Services Program (CCSP)
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How much does assisted living cost in Georgia?
The average monthly cost of assisted living in Georgia is approximately $3,800, below the national average. Atlanta metro costs are typically higher than rural areas of the state.
Does Georgia Medicaid cover assisted living?
Georgia's Community Care Services Program (CCSP) Medicaid waiver can help cover assisted living costs for eligible residents who meet income and care-need requirements.
What is the difference between a Personal Care Home and Assisted Living Community in Georgia?
Georgia licenses both Personal Care Homes (general supervision, meals, and personal services) and Assisted Living Communities (which additionally provide limited nursing and medication management services).
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