Expert in-home support for medically complex children, from skilled private duty nursing to personal care and respite, delivered by RN-supervised caregivers. For most families, covered by Medicaid EPSDT with no out-of-pocket cost.
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In Pennsylvania, a parent, grandparent, or sibling age 18+ can often be hired and paid as the child’s caregiver through the Family Caregiver Program and self-directed Medicaid waivers.
CARE FOR COMPLEX KIDS
From skilled private duty nursing to personal care and respite, delivered by RN-supervised caregivers trained for medically complex children.
A-Team pediatric home care · RN-supervised, one nurse per child, family-centered
WHO PEDIATRIC HOME CARE IS FOR
A child does not need a confirmed diagnosis to qualify; the qualifier is the child’s documented medical or functional need.
Children with a tracheostomy, on mechanical ventilation, or on BiPAP/CPAP at home, needing suctioning and respiratory support.
Children with G-tubes, continuous feeds, or seizure protocols requiring skilled nursing oversight.
Children with cerebral palsy, genetic conditions, or developmental needs requiring hands-on daily support.
Medically fragile children transitioning home from the hospital or NICU who need skilled care to stay safely at home.
CONDITIONS WE SERVE
A child does not need a confirmed diagnosis to qualify; the qualifier is the child’s documented medical or functional need. These are the conditions our pediatric team supports most often.
Suctioning, inner-cannula care, and ventilator or BiPAP/CPAP support at home.
G-tube, NG-tube, and continuous-feed management by the nursing team.
Seizure protocols, rescue-medication administration, and monitoring.
Mobility, positioning, and daily-care support for children with CP.
Care for genetic conditions and developmental needs of all kinds.
Medically fragile infants and children transitioning home from the hospital.
HOW IT WORKS
Typically 7 to 14 days when billing Medicaid CHC or EPSDT, and 24 to 72 hours for private pay or commercial insurance with prior authorization in hand.
Call (215) 490-9994. A pediatric care coordinator listens to the child’s diagnosis, the current specialist team, and the family’s day, and tells you the right payer route on the first call.
A pediatric registered nurse visits the home within 48 hours, reviews the orders, and builds a plan of care around the child’s needs.
A-Team assigns pediatric-trained nurses and aides matched to the child’s needs and schedule, prioritizing consistency.
Care starts on the authorized schedule, with the RN coordinating directly with the child’s physicians and hospital team.
WHY A-TEAM FOR PEDIATRIC CARE
One nurse per child, EPSDT expertise, and RN-supervised care coordinated with the child’s whole team.
Private-duty nursing means the RN or LPN is assigned to your child for the full shift, never splitting time across other patients.
A-Team’s team knows the EPSDT and Medicaid waiver routes that cover pediatric home care, so most families pay nothing out of pocket.
Nurses and aides trained for trachs, vents, G-tubes, seizures, and the needs of medically complex children.
Every child has a registered-nurse plan of care, coordinated with the hospital and specialist team.
In most cases a parent, grandparent, or sibling age 18+ can be hired and paid as the child’s caregiver.
In-network with all three Pennsylvania CHC plans, plus EPSDT and waiver pathways for children.
Direct communication with the child’s physicians, NICU, and specialist teams for safe transitions home.
Local clinicians who speak English, Spanish, Russian, or Ukrainian, matched by family preference.
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HOW IT IS COVERED
EPSDT, the Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic, and Treatment benefit, is the federal Medicaid benefit that pays for in-home pediatric nursing, therapy, equipment, and supplies for children under age 21. Under EPSDT, Pennsylvania Medicaid must cover any service that is medically necessary to correct or ameliorate a child’s condition. EPSDT is the reason most families do not pay out of pocket for pediatric home care in Pennsylvania.
PRIVATE DUTY NURSING
Private duty nursing (PDN) is one-on-one, shift-based in-home nursing care by a Registered Nurse or Licensed Practical Nurse assigned to a single child for the full shift, 4, 8, 12, or 16 hours, without splitting time across other patients. PDN is the standard of care for children on home ventilation, tracheostomy, continuous feeds, or with documented frequent skilled needs.
QUICK REFERENCE
Everything a parent, discharge planner, or pediatrician needs to know about A-Team pediatric home care, at a glance.
| Pediatric Home Care | In-home skilled nursing, personal care, and respite for medically complex children under age 21. |
| Private Duty Nursing | One-on-one, shift-based RN or LPN care for a single child, 4 to 16 hours per shift. |
| EPSDT | The federal Medicaid benefit that pays for in-home pediatric nursing, therapy, equipment, and supplies for children under 21. |
| Home Health Aide | A state-trained aide who provides personal care under RN supervision for children who do not need a nurse. |
| Skilled Nursing | Trach, vent, G-tube, seizure, and medication care by RNs and LPNs. |
| Personal Care | Bathing, dressing, feeding, mobility, and hygiene by aides under RN supervision. |
| Respite | Hourly, overnight, or full-day relief for parents and caregivers. |
| Coordination | Care coordinated with the child’s physicians, hospital, and therapy teams. |
| Trach / Vent | Children dependent on respiratory technology at home. |
| Feeding / Seizure | Children with G-tubes, continuous feeds, or seizure protocols. |
| CP / Developmental | Children with cerebral palsy, genetic, or developmental needs. |
| Post-Hospital | Medically fragile children transitioning home from the hospital or NICU. |
| EPSDT | Pennsylvania Medicaid must cover any service medically necessary to correct or ameliorate a child’s condition. Most families pay nothing out of pocket. |
| Medicaid Waivers | Self-directed waivers that can also pay a family member as the child’s caregiver. |
| PA Medicaid (CHC) | In-network with Keystone First, UPMC, and PA Health & Wellness. |
| Commercial Insurance | Many commercial plans cover pediatric home care with prior authorization. |
The questions Greater Philadelphia and Bucks County parents ask most often before starting pediatric home care for a medically complex child.
A-Team provides pediatric home care across all 10 Pennsylvania counties: Philadelphia, Bucks, Montgomery, Delaware, Chester, Berks, Carbon, Lehigh, Northampton, and Schuylkill. Local intake, local care coordinators, local RN supervision.
2751 N. 5th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19133
(215) 490-9994
2 Park Lane, Suite 106
Feasterville-Trevose, PA 19053
(215) 490-9994
Medical disclaimer: The information on this page is general guidance about home care services. It is not medical advice and is not a substitute for consultation with your physician, nurse, or licensed care coordinator. A-Team Home Care’s clinical decisions are made by RN-supervised care teams under physician orders where applicable. Always consult your healthcare provider for advice specific to you or your loved one’s medical situation. ACHC-accredited · PA Department of Health licensed · Medicare-certified.
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RN-supervised, one nurse per child. Trach, vent, G-tube, and seizure care. Covered for most families by Medicaid EPSDT and waivers, plus commercial insurance and private pay.
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