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ABA Therapy

Autism, or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is a developmental condition characterized by differences in social interaction, communication, and behavior. It affects how individuals perceive and interact with the world, leading to varying levels of support needs. Symptoms and abilities can range widely, and early intervention and support can greatly enhance quality of life and development.

ABA therapy, or Applied Behavior Analysis, is a scientifically validated approach used to improve specific behaviors and skills in individuals with autism. By applying principles of learning and behavior, ABA therapy helps increase desired behaviors and reduce unwanted ones through structured, individualized interventions and positive reinforcement. Its goal is to enhance communication, social skills, and adaptive functioning.

Signs of autism or ASD can include challenges with social interactions, communication difficulties, repetitive behaviors, and restricted interests. Observing these traits early can be crucial. A formal diagnosis is made by a healthcare professional through comprehensive evaluations and assessments. If you have concerns, consult with a specialist or developmental pediatrician for a thorough assessment and guidance.

ABA therapy helps children by improving their communication, social skills, and adaptive behaviors. Through structured, individualized interventions and positive reinforcement, ABA therapy addresses specific challenges and promotes desired behaviors, enhancing independence and overall quality of life. It provides tailored strategies to support your child’s needs and developmental goals.

The duration of ABA therapy varies depending on your child’s needs and goals. Some children may benefit from several hours per week over a few months, while others may require ongoing therapy for years. Our BCBAs will regularly review and adjust the treatment plan as needed.ABA Therapy can be delivered at home, in a clinic, in schools, or within the community—wherever your child can best learn and practice new skills.

At Primecare ABA, we serve individuals with autism and developmental delays at every stage of their journey. In our center, we specialize in school readiness skills for children ages 2–7, helping them develop the social, communication, and functional abilities needed to thrive in social and academic settings. – Primecare ABA Therapy is dedicated to meeting your family’s unique needs with compassionate, results-driven care.

Your dedicated care team is always just a click or call away. Reach us at 470-788-0348 or via email at info@primecareabatherapy.com. You can also schedule appointments and contact us online for your convenience. We aim to make your child’s healthcare as simple and accessible as possible.

PrimeCare provides two main types of pediatric care:

Skilled Nursing (through GAPP): For children with complex medical needs who require trained nurses (RNs/LPNs).
Personal Support Services (PSS): For children who may not need critical care but benefit from daily living support such as help with meals, hygiene, and mobility.

Care is delivered by licensed pediatric nurses for skilled nursing needs, and trained caregivers for personal support services. This ensures every child receives care matched to their level of need.

Children with conditions like cerebral palsy, epilepsy, tracheostomy/ventilator dependence, cystic fibrosis, muscular disorders, and Type 1 diabetes may qualify for skilled nursing support.
PSS caregivers assist with bathing, feeding, dressing, toileting, mobility, and safety. This service is for children who need day-to-day assistance but may not require constant medical care.
For Skilled Nursing (GAPP), PrimeCare helps with paperwork, assessments, and Medicaid approval, typically within 30 days. For PSS, eligibility is based on need and Medicaid guidelines, and our coordinators walk families through the process step by step.
Families receive full support from our coordinators, nurses, and caregivers. We educate parents, provide updates, and ensure services fit the child’s medical and emotional needs. Our goal is to keep children safe, supported, and thriving at home

Hospice care

Hospice is specialized care for individuals with life-limiting illnesses. It focuses on comfort, symptom management, and emotional support rather than aggressive medical treatment. Hospice is about helping patients live as fully and comfortably as possible, surrounded by loved ones.

Palliative care provides comfort-focused care and symptom management at any stage of a serious illness, often while patients are still receiving treatment. Hospice care begins when treatment is no longer the focus and life expectancy is six months or less. Both emphasize dignity, relief from pain, and quality of life, but hospice provides an added layer of holistic support for both patients and families.

Patients with a physician-certified prognosis of six months or less may qualify. Many families choose to begin hospice earlier, so their loved one has more time to benefit from the full range of support.
Services include skilled nursing care, pain and symptom management, prescription medications, medical equipment, personal care assistance, counseling, and spiritual support. Families also receive education, respite care, and volunteer support.
Families receive practical education, emotional and spiritual counseling, and grief support. After a loved one passes, we continue to walk with families through bereavement care, ensuring they are supported through the grieving process.
Hospice care is provided wherever the patient calls home — a private residence, nursing facility, or assisted living community. Our goal is to make care accessible and comfortable in the setting that feels most familiar.
Yes. Primecare offers hospice services in the comfort of your home, allowing your loved one to remain in a familiar environment surrounded by family. Care is coordinated by a skilled team of nurses, aides, social workers, chaplains, and more.
Hospice care is covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance plans. These typically cover medical equipment, medications related to the terminal diagnosis, and the full hospice care team at no cost to the family

Yes. If a patient’s health improves or they choose to pursue curative treatment again, they can discontinue hospice care at any time. Hospice is about choice and comfort—patients and families remain in control throughout the process.

No. Hospice care is available to anyone with a terminal illness, not just cancer patients. This includes conditions such as advanced heart failure, COPD, dementia, ALS, and more.
It may be time to consider hospice when a loved one has a life-limiting illness and curative treatments are no longer effective or desired. Signs include frequent hospital visits, uncontrolled pain, difficulty breathing, or significant decline in daily functioning. A physician can help determine if hospice is appropriate.

Family Caregiving

PrimeCare offers three programs:

  • Structured Family Caregiving (SFC): A live-in family caregiver provides full-time care at home.
  • Traditional Caregiving (CNA/PCA): Certified professionals are hired to support with daily needs.
  • Friends & Family Caregiving (FSF): Relatives or friends (not spouses or legal guardians) can serve as paid caregivers after completing training and background checks.

Clients must be on Medicaid’s CCSP or SOURCE program and require daily support. Caregivers must live in the same home, be at least 21, cannot receive SSDI, and cannot be a spouse or guardian.

Every SFC family is partnered with a PrimeCare health coach. The coach works alongside the caregiver to monitor the client’s needs, ensure the care plan is being followed, and provide guidance, resources, and encouragement. They act as your go-to support, so you’re never navigating the program alone.

This program provides families with certified Personal Care Assistants (PCAs) or Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs). These trained professionals handle daily tasks like bathing, dressing, mobility support, and medication reminders. Families choose this route when they prefer professional caregivers instead of family providing the care.

FSF allows close relatives or friends to serve as the caregiver. They must complete CPR/First Aid, background checks, TB testing, and PCA/CNA training requirements. This option is ideal for families who want a trusted loved one involved but need support getting them credentialed.

Spouses, legal guardians, and individuals on SSDI are not eligible to be caregivers.
PrimeCare guides you through the process: Collaborate with Case Management, confirm Medicaid eligibility, complete paperwork and assessments, and begin care with the full support of our team.
Health coaches check in regularly to support both the caregiver and the client. They help monitor care, answer questions, make sure the client’s needs are met, and guide families through program requirements. Think of them as a partner walking with you every step of the way.

Yes. Certain friends can qualify if they live in the same home. Please note: in Georgia, spouses and legal guardians are not eligible. In Indiana, spouses, guardians, and SSDI individuals may serve as caregivers.

Clients must be on Medicaid’s CCSP or SOURCE program and require daily support. Caregivers must live in the same home, be at least 21, cannot receive SSDI, and cannot be a spouse or guardian.

The client must be eligible for Indiana Medicaid, require daily assistance, and live with their caregiver. Caregivers must be 21+, cannot be a spouse or guardian, and cannot be on SSDI.

Caregivers help with bathing, dressing, meals, mobility, medication reminders, and companionship. It’s about providing consistent, reliable support so your loved one can stay home safely.

Skilled Nursing & Personal Support Services

Families receive full support from our coordinators, nurses, and caregivers. We educate parents, provide updates, and ensure services fit the child’s medical and emotional needs. Our goal is to keep children safe, supported, and thriving at home.
Children with conditions like cerebral palsy, epilepsy, tracheostomy/ventilator dependence, cystic fibrosis, muscular disorders, and Type 1 diabetes may qualify for skilled nursing support.
PSS caregivers assist with bathing, feeding, dressing, toileting, mobility, and safety. This service is for children who need day-to-day assistance but may not require constant medical care.
For Skilled Nursing (GAPP), PrimeCare helps with paperwork, assessments, and Medicaid approval, typically within 30 days. For PSS, eligibility is based on need and Medicaid guidelines, and our coordinators walk families through the process step by step.

Primecare Georgia

Primecare proudly serves families across Indiana and Georgia. In Indiana, we offer Structured Family Caregiving statewide. In Georgia, we provide Family Caregiving, Personal Support Services (PSS), GAPP Services, and Pediatric Skilled Nursing in both rural and metro areas.

Homecare is ideal for individuals who need assistance but wish to remain in the comfort of their home. Whether it’s help with daily activities, complex medical care, or emotional support, Primecare provides personalized services to meet your family’s unique needs. If your loved one prefers familiar surroundings and values independence, homecare may be the right fit.
Yes! For programs like Structured Family Caregiving in Indiana and Georgia, family members can often serve as paid caregivers. For other services, we work closely with you to find a caregiver who aligns with your preferences, language, cultural background, and care needs.
Primecare’s pediatric services include Skilled Nursing and Personal Support. Our skilled nurses assist with medical tasks such as ventilator support, G-tube care, medication administration, and seizure management. Our personal support aides help with daily living activities—bathing, dressing, feeding—ensuring safety and dignity for your child.
Getting started is simple. You can fill out our contact form, call our office, or ask your medical provider for a referral. We’ll guide you through an initial assessment and determine which services or programs best fit your needs.
Yes, many of our services are covered by Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance plans. We also offer options for private pay. Our team can assist you in understanding your benefits and navigating the approval process.

Primecare Indiana

Structured Family Caregiving allows a family member or close friend who lives with the client to provide full-time care at home. Instead of sending your loved one to a nursing facility, you can keep them safe and cared for in the home environment they know.
The client must be eligible for Indiana Medicaid, require daily assistance, and live with their caregiver. Caregivers must be 18+, Indiana allows spouses, guardians, and SSDI individuals to serve as caregivers

Health coaches check in regularly to support both the caregiver and the client. They help monitor care, answer questions, make sure the client’s needs are met, and guide families through program requirements. Think of them as a partner walking with you every step of the way.

Caregivers help with bathing, dressing, meals, mobility, medication reminders, and companionship. It’s about providing consistent, reliable support so your loved one can stay home safely.

Yes. Certain friends can qualify if they live in the same home. Please note: in Georgia, spouses and legal guardians are not eligible. In Indiana, spouses, guardians, and SSDI individuals may serve as caregivers.

PrimeCare guides you through the process: Collaborate with Case Management, confirm Medicaid eligibility, complete paperwork and assessments, and begin care with the full support of our team.
Primecare proudly serves families across Indiana and Georgia. In Indiana, we offer Structured Family Caregiving statewide. In Georgia, we provide Family Caregiving, Personal Support Services (PSS), GAPP Services, and Pediatric Skilled Nursing in both rural and metro areas.
Homecare is ideal for individuals who need assistance but wish to remain in the comfort of their home. Whether it’s help with daily activities, complex medical care, or emotional support, Primecare provides personalized services to meet your family’s unique needs. If your loved one prefers familiar surroundings and values independence, homecare may be the right fit.
Yes! For programs like Structured Family Caregiving in Indiana and Georgia, family members can often serve as paid caregivers. For other services, we work closely with you to find a caregiver who aligns with your preferences, language, cultural background, and care needs.
Primecare’s pediatric services include Skilled Nursing and Personal Support. Our skilled nurses assist with medical tasks such as ventilator support, G-tube care, medication administration, and seizure management. Our personal support aides help with daily living activities—bathing, dressing, feeding—ensuring safety and dignity for your child.
Getting started is simple. You can fill out our contact form, call our office, or ask your medical provider for a referral. We’ll guide you through an initial assessment and determine which services or programs best fit your needs.
Yes, many of our services are covered by Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance plans. We also offer options for private pay. Our team can assist you in understanding your benefits and navigating the approval process.

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