I will prepare your georgia private home care provider license application
US Healthcare Licensing Specialists in Home Care and Home Health
About this Gig
Launch your Georgia home care agency - without the licensing guesswork.
Georgia runs three separate tracks: non-medical care needs a Private Home Care Provider (PHCP) license from DCH's Healthcare Facility Regulation Division via the GAHLES portal (no Certificate of Need). Skilled home health is CON-gated, and hospice is CON-exempt. Choosing the right track first saves months and thousands.
We prepare the entire application for you, end to end, so it lands right the first time.
What we do for you:
- Confirm your correct track - PHCP, CON-gated home health, or hospice
- Prepare your complete PHCP application, GAHLES-ready
- Write Georgia-specific policies including quarterly supervision & record retention
- Guide GCIC/FBI fingerprinting, the $1M/$3M insurance requirement, and bonding
- Set up your governing body and qualified administrator
- For skilled home health: build your Certificate of Need strategy before you spend
Typical timeline: PHCP roughly 60-120 days from a complete GAHLES submission.
Fixed price agreed up front. 100% online. Trained inside one of the world's most demanding healthcare regulators.
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FAQ
Do I need a Certificate of Need for non-medical home care in Georgia?
No. The Private Home Care Provider (PHCP) license has no CON requirement - you apply directly to DCH/HFRD through the GAHLES portal. CON only applies if you want to provide skilled home health services.
What makes Georgia PHCP licensing harder than other states?
Georgia sets a higher entry bar: $1M per occurrence / $3M aggregate liability insurance, GCIC and FBI fingerprint checks for the administrator and 10%+ owners, and employee bonding. We handle all of it so nothing bounces.
Can you help with skilled home health in Georgia?
Yes - with honest advice first. Skilled home health requires winning a competitive Certificate of Need before licensure. Our Premium package builds the CON strategy (letter of intent, need case, application) so you spend in the right order.
