Miralta Home Care provides pediatric‑focused in‑home personal care and skilled nursing services for medically fragile children in Georgia. Leveraging licensed RNs, LPNs, and trained caregivers, the company handles daily living assistance, complex medical tasks, and Medicaid‑funded GAPP enrollment, allowing families to receive comprehensive, physician‑coordinated care at home.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Families of medically fragile children often struggle to access consistent, high-quality in‑home medical and personal care due to limited local resources, complex Medicaid paperwork, and the need for specialized pediatric expertise.
Solution
Miralta Home Care delivers pediatric‑focused home care by providing both personal care assistance and skilled nursing services directly in the child’s residence. Licensed RNs, LPNs, and trained caregivers support daily activities, medication management, respiratory and feeding tube care, wound care, and other complex medical needs. The company works as an approved provider for Georgia’s Pediatric Program (GAPP), enabling Medicaid‑funded coverage for qualifying families, and assists with the entire application and care‑plan process. Care can be delivered by Miralta staff or reimbursed to a parent caregiver, ensuring flexibility and continuity. Coordination with a network of experienced pediatric physicians allows rapid second‑opinion consultations and specialist referrals. Additional companion services offer emotional support, supervision, and respite for primary caregivers, fostering a holistic, family‑centered care environment.
Target Audience
Primary customers are families of medically fragile children in Georgia who qualify for Medicaid and the Georgia Pediatric Program, as well as pediatric physicians seeking reliable home‑care partners for their patients.
Features
- Personal care assistance for activities of daily living (bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, mobility, feeding) and instrumental tasks (meal preparation, light housekeeping) under RN supervision
- Skilled nursing services including medication administration, tracheostomy and ventilator management, gastrostomy/NG tube feeding, wound and ostomy care, cardiac monitoring, and seizure management
- Medicaid‑funded GAPP enrollment support, with full paperwork handling and care‑plan development for children under 21 with complex medical needs
- Parent‑caregiver option where a family member can be trained and compensated to provide care, expanding flexibility
- Dedicated pediatric physician network for rapid consultations, referrals, and second opinions
- Companion/sitter services that provide supervision, social engagement, and caregiver respite
- State‑licensed provider status with active RN/LPN licenses, background checks, and compliance with Georgia Department of Community Health regulations