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Georgia's Area Agencies on Aging run a home repair and modification service paid for outside Medicaid

Georgia's aging-services manual (section 314) covers home repairs and accessibility changes paid for with non-Medicaid federal and state funds and managed by the Area Agency on Aging. Help is given only when no other public or private resources are available to pay. A job over $1,000 must use a licensed, bonded, insured contractor. A smaller job can use a handyman who is bonded, insured and has a local business license. Work paid for this way is warranted for at least 90 days.

Who it covers

Georgia

Official source

pamms.dhs.ga.gov

Checked on

November 12, 2026. We opened the official page and confirmed the wording and every number.

AAAs must ensure that the provider for services that cost more than $1,000 (total materials and labor) is a licensed contractor, is bonded, and insured.