Custom Living Care Highlights Importance of Continuity in Pediatric Home Healthcare

For families raising children with chronic or complex medical conditions, consistent and personalized care isn't just a preference-it's essential. Custom Living Care, a trusted in-home pediatric healthcare provider in Atlanta, is emphasizing the critical importance of continuity of care in improving long-term health outcomes and reducing family stress.
ATLANTA, GA - October 7, 2025 - For families raising children with chronic or complex medical conditions, consistent and personalized care isn't just a preference-it's essential. Custom Living Care, a trusted in-home pediatric healthcare provider in Atlanta, is emphasizing the critical importance of continuity of care in improving long-term health outcomes and reducing family stress.

Unlike hospital-based settings, where staff rotations and frequent provider changes are common, Custom Living Care assigns a dedicated team of licensed nurses and certified nursing assistants to each child, ensuring a reliable and familiar care experience. This stable provider-family relationship not only fosters trust and emotional comfort but also enables a deeper understanding of each child's evolving medical needs.

"Continuity builds confidence-not just for the child receiving care, but for the entire family," said a spokesperson for Custom Living Care. "Our goal is to create a stable care environment where families feel supported, heard, and empowered."

Through its partnership with the Georgia Pediatric Program (GAPP)-a Medicaid-funded initiative-Custom Living Care provides free in-home nursing and personal care to eligible children under the age of 21. The agency's focus on consistency, clinical excellence, and compassionate care has made it a go-to resource for families across metro Atlanta.

Custom Living Care's services include:

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Skilled Nursing (RN & LPN) - Daily or shift-based care from licensed nurses trained in tracheostomy care, ventilator support, seizure monitoring, and gastrostomy tube maintenance.

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Daily Living Assistance - Help with feeding, bathing, dressing, mobility, and hygiene from CPR-certified CNAs.

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Individualized Care Plans - Developed in collaboration with families and physicians to ensure a long-term care strategy tailored to each child's condition.

Families are encouraged to start the process with a free consultation, during which a care coordinator will walk them through eligibility and create a customized service plan.

To schedule a free consultation or learn more, visit https://www.customlivingcare.com.

About Custom Living Care

Custom Living Care is a premium home health care agency in Georgia, dedicated to providing high-quality, reliable care tailored to each client's needs. The agency's team consists of experienced and compassionate professionals, including Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, and Certified Nursing Assistants, all of whom are fully licensed, background-checked, CPR-certified, and TB-tested to ensure safety and excellence in care. Specializing in pediatric healthcare services, Custom Living Care offers families trusted, professional support.

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