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Benefits in Georgia

Where to apply and who to call in Georgia. For services near you, see the Georgia state page.

Medicaid

Program
Georgia Medicaid (Georgia Department of Community Health (DCH); eligibility by Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS))
Apply online
gateway.ga.gov
In person
Your county DFCS office Find an office
If you get SSI
Yes. Georgia gives Medicaid to people who get SSI without a separate application (Georgia follows SSI rules). Check with DFCS if you do not get a Medicaid card.
If you work
Georgia Medicaid for Workers with Disabilities (GMWD). For working people with disabilities ages 16 to 64 with countable income under 300% of poverty. Some people pay a monthly premium. Apply through Georgia Gateway or call 1-877-423-4746.

Medicare Savings Programs and the Medicaid Buy-In also go through this office. How Medicaid works.

Food

Bills and phone

Disability rights agency (free)
Georgia Advocacy Office, (404) 885-1234

Planning forms

Free Georgia advance directive forms, with instructions: Georgia forms at CaringInfo. What each form does.

People who help for free

Medicaid details checked October 9, 2026. Disability rights agency from the NDRN member list; forms from CaringInfo. Last reviewed November 9, 2026.

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