LeeKO Home Health LLC
Hiring organization · Based in Orlando, FL
On the floor
What the day-to-day looks like
Benefits
Performance bonuses listed on RN and LPN postings; training, development, and career advancement mentioned. No detailed benefits package confirmed in available facts.
What stands out
Experienced nurses
Flexible scheduling shows up on both the RN Kissimmee and LPN Orlando postings, so you can shape a caseload that fits around the rest of your week.
As of 2026Source 1: talents.vaia.comSource 2: talents.vaia.com
Experienced nurses
RN and LPN postings list performance bonuses tied to how you work, not just a flat base.
As of 2026Source 1: talents.vaia.comSource 2: talents.vaia.com
New graduates
Postings call out training, development, and career advancement opportunities if you want a ladder beyond the first home-health role.
As of 2026Source 1: talents.vaia.comSource 2: talents.vaia.com
Travel nurses
A Registered Nurse II PRN Occupational Health listing in Melbourne has stated base pay of $90 an hour if you want PRN home-health work in the wider market.
As of 2026Source: jooble.org
More about working here
Moving here
Florida takes no state income tax and is a compact-license state, which keeps more of your check and eases a multi-state license move into Orlando.
Experienced nurses
Third-party estimates put full-time RN pay in Kissimmee roughly in the $43,200–$72,000 range and full-time LPN in Orlando around $36,000–$60,000.
As of 2026Source 1: talents.vaia.comSource 2: talents.vaia.com
Working conditions
- Scheduling
- Flexible scheduling listed for RN Kissimmee and LPN Orlando roles
As of 2026Source 1: talents.vaia.comSource 2: talents.vaia.com
- Pay and benefits
- Registered Nurse II PRN, Occupational Health at LeeKO Home Health, Melbourne FL listing
As of 2026Source: jooble.org
- Pay and benefits
- Registered Nurse (RN) full-time Kissimmee predicted/est. range $43,200–$72,000 per year
As of 2026Source: talents.vaia.com
- Pay and benefits
- LPN full-time Orlando predicted/est. range $36,000–$60,000 per year
As of 2026Source: talents.vaia.com
- Pay and benefits
- Performance bonuses / bonus based on performance listed for RN Kissimmee and LPN Orlando roles
As of 2026Source 1: talents.vaia.comSource 2: talents.vaia.com
Starting out and growing here
- Career development
- Opportunities for training, development, and career advancement listed on RN and LPN postings
As of 2026Source 1: talents.vaia.comSource 2: talents.vaia.com
The city
Living in Orlando, FL
Orlando sits about 1% above the national cost-of-living average, rents near $1,634. Nurses cluster in walkable Baldwin Park—townhomes and trails around Lake Baldwin, 15 minutes to downtown—or live in Lake Nona itself to keep the Medical City drive short. November through April is glorious: 70s, low humidity, sunshine. Summers hit mid-90s with daily afternoon storms.
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- Metro price level · Orlando area
- 1% above the national average
- BEA index 101.4 (100 = national)
- Median gross rent
- $1,747/mo
- rent and tenant-paid utilities
- Median household income
- $72,336/yr
- all local households, not nurse pay
U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis · 2024 metro Regional Price Parities · Census ACS 2024
Who they are
You would be joining LeeKO Home Health LLC out of the Orlando 32810 area, working in patients’ homes rather than a single unit floor. Postings for RN work in Kissimmee and LPN work in Orlando mention flexible scheduling, performance bonuses, and room for training and career advancement.
More about LeeKO Home Health LLC
Pay picture is mixed and partly external: a Registered Nurse II PRN Occupational Health listing in Melbourne states $90 an hour, while third-party estimates put full-time RN Kissimmee pay roughly between $43,200 and $72,000 and full-time LPN Orlando between $36,000 and $60,000. Those annual ranges are not employer-confirmed, so you would want to lock numbers in the offer conversation. Orlando sits about 1% above the national cost of living, with no state income tax and compact-license status if you are moving in. Nurses often look at Winter Park, Lake Nona, or Windermere; quieter lower-cost options like Zellwood come up too, while Pine Hills is widely flagged to skip.
Working here
Culture and working life
What to consider
The good
- Flexible scheduling listed on RN and LPN postings
- Performance bonuses listed for RN Kissimmee and LPN Orlando roles
- Training, development, and career advancement mentioned on postings
- PRN RN II Occupational Health Melbourne listing at $90/hour
- Florida has no state income tax and is a compact-license state
The hard parts
- Full-time Orlando/Kissimmee pay figures are third-party estimates, not employer-confirmed
- Strongest stated hourly rate is for a Melbourne PRN role, not core Orlando full-time
- Little public detail on ratios, EHR, residency, or preceptor culture
What to weigh
Most pay numbers tied to LeeKO are third-party estimates or a PRN Melbourne listing, not a confirmed Orlando full-time package from the employer.
As of 2026Source 1: talents.vaia.comSource 2: talents.vaia.comSource 3: jooble.org
The reality check
Before you decide
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