THGA

Georgia

Transitional Home Requirements

Official State Website

Licensing Agency

Not applicable; no specific state-level licensing agency for transitional homes unless they offer treatment services or are part of a licensed program.

License: No specific state-level license for transitional homes (unless offering treatment services)

Key Requirements & Qualifications

5 items
  • 1

    Facilities that only provide housing for persons, such as half-way houses or temporary shelters, are not subject to licensure as residential transitional treatment programs, unless the residence offers treatment services or is a supportive service owned and/or controlled by a licensed program. If offering treatment services: Client intake, assessment, and admission; individual treatment planning; and discharge and aftercare in accordance with rules .13, .14 and .17

  • 2

    Provide at least five or more hours per week of therapeutic services

  • 3

    Sufficient staff on duty for safe supervision

  • 4

    Provisions for mandatory education of children in care

  • 5

    Written agreement with a physician for the provision of medical care

Governing Law & Regulatory Code

Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 111-8-19-.21 (for Residential Transitional Treatment Programs)View Official Text

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Official State Resource

Visit the official state government website to access current application forms, full regulatory text, and contact information for the licensing agency.

Open Official Website

https://www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/georgia/Ga-Comp-R-Regs-R-111-8-19-.21

Fees & Costs

Not specified in the provided regulations.

Getting Started Checklist

Research state-specific requirements
Contact the licensing agency
Complete required training/education
Pass background checks
Secure appropriate facility/location
Obtain liability insurance
Submit license application
Pass facility inspection

Important Notice

Regulations change frequently. Always verify current requirements directly with the state licensing agency before submitting applications. This information is for educational purposes only.