12/26/2025
Understanding Proxy Caregiver Training in Georgia
In Georgia, Personal Care Homes (PCHs) are permitted to utilize proxy caregivers—unlicensed individuals trained to perform specific health maintenance activities under the supervision of licensed healthcare professionals. This includes tasks like assisting with medication administration and other daily health-related activities.
To ensure compliance with Georgia's regulations, proxy caregivers must:
• Complete a state-approved training program.
• Demonstrate competency through skills assessments conducted
by licensed professionals.
• Operate under a written plan of care developed by a registered
nurse or other qualified healthcare provider.
• Proper training not only ensures legal compliance but also enhances
the quality of care provided to residents.
Nurse Concierge Services offer a streamlined solution by:
• Providing on-site, customized training sessions tailored to your
facility's needs.
• Developing and overseeing individualized care plans in collaboration
with your team.
• Ensuring that all training and documentation meet Georgia's
regulatory standards.
• Offering ongoing support and evaluations to maintain high care
standards.
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