Georgia Comprehensive Supports Waiver Program (COMP) Documentation Software
CareHub for Georgia COMP Waiver providers, built for DBHDD compliance.
Serving providers in Georgia • See Georgia state page
About the Georgia COMP Waiver
The Georgia Comprehensive Supports Waiver Program (COMP) provides comprehensive community-based services for individuals with significant support needs, residential supports, day services, supported employment, and behavioral services. DBHDD oversees provider enrollment, licensing per Georgia Rules Chapter 290-9-37, and quality management. COMP providers must report critical and major incidents directly to DBHDD with thorough investigation documentation. CareHub serves COMP providers with DBHDD-aligned templates, deadline-tracked incident reporting, and Georgia-specific staff credentialing.
Who qualifies
Georgians with developmental disabilities who require comprehensive supports including residential services. Eligibility is determined through DBHDD assessment.
Services covered under Georgia COMP Waiver
CareHub supports documentation for every service type in the waiver.
Residential Supports
Group home and supported living arrangements.
Community Living Support
In-home and community-based daily-living supports.
Day Services
Community-based skill-building and engagement programming.
Supported Employment
Job placement and ongoing employment supports.
Behavioral Services
Behavioral assessment, planning, and intervention.
Key documentation requirements
What DBHDD expects providers to document.
DBHDD Provider Standards
Compliance with Georgia Rules Chapter 290-9-37 including staffing, training, service delivery, and health/safety standards.
Critical and Major Incident Reporting
Direct reporting to DBHDD with investigation, corrective actions, and preventive measures.
Individual Support Plans
ISPs aligned with DBHDD person-centered planning standards.
Medication Administration
Trained and certified staff; MAR documentation per DBHDD requirements.
Staff Credentialing
CPR/First Aid, medication administration, and DBHDD-approved crisis intervention certification.
How CareHub helps Georgia COMP Waiver providers
Purpose-built features for DBHDD compliance.
DBHDD-aligned ISP authoring with measurable outcomes
Critical/major incident workflow with DBHDD reporting deadlines
MAR with certification verification and error reporting
Staff credential dashboard with Georgia-specific tracking
Compliance dashboard for DBHDD reviews
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions from Georgia COMP Waiver providers.
Does CareHub work for both COMP and NOW providers?
Yes. CareHub serves COMP, NOW, and ICWP providers under one license.
How does CareHub handle DBHDD incident reporting?
CareHub classifies incidents by severity, tracks reporting deadlines for DBHDD, and maintains investigation records.
What about Georgia Rules Chapter 290-9-37 compliance?
CareHub templates and workflows are aligned with Chapter 290-9-37 staffing, training, service delivery, and health/safety standards.
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