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Group homes · Georgia

Websites for Georgia care homes.

Your home’s website, in Georgia’s own words, for $300 flat.

Georgia licenses small homes under names families and case managers already use. Below: those names with links to the rules, what to put on your site, and what we make for you.

The names

Georgia’s Department of Community Health (DCH) licenses the homes on this page, through its Healthcare Facility Regulation Division. Each kind is below in a sentence, with the rule or the DCH page it comes from.

Personal Care Home

Housing, meals and at least one personal service for two or more adults who aren’t related to the owner.

Agency Department of Community Health (DCH), Healthcare Facility Regulation Division

Read the rule Rule 111-8-62 DCH: personal care homes

Community Living Arrangement (CLA)

A home for two or more adults whose residential services are funded through the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD). The rule caps licensed capacity at six, with listed exceptions.

Agency DCH licenses it; DBHDD funds the residential services

Read the rule Rule 290-9-37 DCH: personal care homes

Assisted Living Community

A personal care home serving 25 residents or more, licensed to give assisted living care.

Agency DCH

Read the rule DCH: personal care homes

Checked against each linked page on 1 October 2026. This is a plain summary, not legal advice: the rule itself, or the agency, has the final word.

Your site

  1. Say which kind of home you are, in Georgia’s words. A family looking for a personal care home near them and a support coordinator looking for a community living arrangement want different things. Use the name on your licence the way the state writes it (see DCH’s personal care home page).
  2. Say who you serve and how many. Two residents or twenty-four, men or women, older or younger adults: put it near the top, so a case manager can tell quickly whether to call.
  3. If your residents’ services are funded through DBHDD, say so. That funding is what makes a home a community living arrangement under rule 290-9-37, and it’s what a DBHDD support coordinator needs to see.
  4. Show the real house. Photos of your actual rooms, taken on your phone and corrected by us: same furniture, same floor, nothing added. A family is going to tour it.
  5. Make the phone the easy part. A number that gets answered, or a voicemail that says when you’ll call back, and a tour form for evenings and weekends.
  6. Your licence, as issued. Want it on the page? Send a photo of it and it goes up exactly as written. We don’t type licence numbers or rules from memory.

What you get

Everything a Georgia home needs to be found and called, for one price.

Everything in the $300

  • Your own website with your services, your house, requirements, questions and answers, and contact info.
  • Contact and tour forms so families can reach you any time, day or night.
  • Better photos of your house, made from the ones you send us.
  • Your admin page to see messages, reply, post updates and send newsletters.
  • Business email set up so your emails don’t go to spam.
  • Email newsletters a sign-up box on your site, and you send updates to families from your admin page.
  • A flyer to match your site with a QR code, ready to print.
  • A logo if you need one (free) at no extra charge.
  • Set up on Google so families can find you.
  • Web address with the first year included yours to keep.
  • About 3 business days from your details to your live site, usually. That’s typical, not a promise.

$300 one-time. Optional monthly plans: Fast Lane $20, Full Care $50 or Unlimited $100 a month. Skip them and the site is still yours.

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$300, flat. Send your name and a way to reach you, and your site is usually live in about 3 business days, with a free logo if you need one.

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