Home Care Agency Insurance in Georgia

    Chamberlin & Reinheimer has protected home care and home health agencies for more than 50 years. We work with Georgia agencies of every size — from newly licensed PHCPs to multi-office operators — to build coverage that meets state requirements and the real-world risks of caring for clients in their homes.

    Georgia Licensing & Insurance Requirements

    Georgia's Department of Community Health regulates Private Home Care Providers (PHCPs) under Rule 111-8-65. Licensure requires proof of general and professional liability coverage, and most operators also carry workers compensation, commercial auto, and abuse liability to satisfy contract and franchise requirements.

    We help Georgia agencies structure coverage that satisfies DCH filings, franchise agreements, and payer contracts without overpaying for policies that don't match how home care actually operates.

    Coverage for Georgia Home Care Agencies

    Eight core coverages we place for Georgia agencies. Explore each to see how it applies to home-based care.

    Georgia Associations & Affiliations

    We work alongside the associations that shape home care in Georgia, including the Georgia Association of Community Care Providers (GACCP) and other state-level bodies advocating for private home care providers.

    Our involvement keeps us current on Georgia-specific regulatory changes affecting your agency's coverage.

    Get a Georgia Home Care Insurance Quote

    Tell us about your Georgia agency and we'll build a coverage package that fits your license, contracts, and caseload.