Private-duty support
Home care services that adjust to real life, real health needs, and real family pressure
Koi supports Georgia families 24/7 with care that can range from companionship and personal care to skilled nursing, wound-related recovery support, workers' comp cases, long-term care insurance situations, and program guidance when EDWP may be relevant.
Always available
Families can reach Koi 24/7 when care needs shift.
Some situations can wait for a routine callback. Others cannot. Koi is built to help families get direction quickly when schedules change, recovery becomes more complex, or support is suddenly needed at home.
Programs and pathways
Explore Georgia care pathways without losing sight of the immediate care need.
Koi can help families sort through the present care situation while also talking through longer-term funding and support pathways, including Medicaid-related EDWP guidance when it may apply.
Personal Care Assistance
Hands-on support with bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility, and everyday routines.
Explore this serviceRespite Care
Reliable relief for family caregivers who need time to rest, travel, or reset.
Explore this serviceDementia Care
Calm, familiar support for clients experiencing memory loss, confusion, or cognitive change.
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Meaningful social support, meal help, check-ins, and day-to-day engagement at home.
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Help getting to appointments, errands, and community destinations safely and on time.
Explore this serviceNursing Care
Clinically aware support for clients who benefit from closer medical coordination.
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Comfort-focused in-home support centered on quality of life, symptom relief, and family guidance.
Explore this serviceBroader support than a short service list
Koi also helps with complex home-care situations that do not fit neatly into one label.
Many families start with one problem and quickly realize the care picture is broader. That may mean recovery after surgery, wound-related needs, long-term care insurance coordination, workers' comp support, or a condition such as ALS that calls for stronger planning and clinical awareness at home.
Workers' comp support
Practical home-care coordination for clients recovering after workplace injuries who need dependable in-home help, observation, and daily support.
Long-term care insurance cases
Clear coordination for families working through long-term care insurance benefits, home-care documentation, and scheduling questions.
Wound-care and recovery support
Care plans that can be shaped around recovery routines, wound-related needs, post-surgical transitions, and closer oversight at home.
ALS and higher-acuity home support
Responsive planning for families managing progressive conditions, mobility changes, increasing care demands, and the need for stronger clinical coordination.
Local specialty page
Dementia care in Marietta
Explore a Marietta-specific dementia-care page written around local family routines, memory-support realities, and keeping a loved one steadier at home.
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ALS support in Duluth
See how Koi frames higher-acuity home support for Duluth families managing mobility change, fatigue, stronger oversight, and a more complex care picture.
Explore Duluth ALS support