Resources

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The Georgia Department of Community Health offers guidance on applying for Medicaid, specifically for Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS). These services assist individuals who are elderly, disabled, or medically fragile, enabling them to receive care in their homes or communities rather than institutional settings. The application process includes eligibility assessments and documentation requirements. For detailed information and to begin the application, visit the official DCH page

VA.gov is the official portal for U.S. veterans, service members, and their families to access a wide range of benefits and services. Through this platform, users can apply for health care, disability compensation, education assistance (such as the GI Bill), home loans, life insurance, and more. The site also offers tools to manage existing benefits, refill prescriptions, communicate with care teams, and explore career support programs. Whether you're transitioning from service or supporting a veteran loved one, VA.gov is your centralized resource for navigating and managing VA benefits.​

The Birth Injury Justice Center offers comprehensive resources for families affected by birth injuries. Their website provides information on various conditions such as cerebral palsy and Erb’s palsy, including symptoms, causes, treatments, and legal options. Families can access free case evaluations, learn about medical malpractice, and connect with legal professionals specializing in birth injury cases. The center aims to empower families with knowledge and support throughout their journey.

The CCN connects Veterans to local, community-based healthcare providers when VA services aren’t readily available. Managed by Optum and TriWest, the network ensures timely, high-quality care and smoother coordination between Veterans and providers.