Little Love Healthcare Services, LLC

The short version

Work happens in client homes—not on a hospital campus—so your day starts at a family’s door, often with parents or caregivers still in the house. On the pediatric side you take dedicated 1:1 cases.

Employer research, Jul 29, 2026

1. 1

   You give 1:1 pediatric home care to medically complex kids—G-tube feeds, oxygen/BiPAP, seizure watch—in the family’s house, not a crowded unit.

   For experienced nurses

   Sources

   As of 2026Source 1: indeed.comSource 2: littlelovehealthcare.com
2. 2

   Current pediatric home-care postings in the McDonough area list up to $50/hr part-time, with other Georgia cases in the $37–$50 range.

   For experienced nurses

   Sources

   As of 2026Source: indeed.com
3. 3

   You work for a nurse-founded licensed private home-care agency, with ongoing support from clinical supervisors and care coordinators called out on the posting.

   For experienced nurses

   Sources

   As of 2026Source: littlelovehealthcare.com

Nursing here

The hard parts

• Indeed’s handful of reported RN-pediatrics and home-care salaries for this employer average far below the $37–$50 rates on current openings, and one snapshot is marked about 30% under the national average.

  Sources

  As of 2026Source: indeed.com

• Indeed-reported averages for this employer sit well below advertised opening rates on thin sample sizes

  Employer research, Jul 29, 2026

• Roles are part-time case-based, not full-time hospital lines

  Employer research, Jul 29, 2026

• Work is inside the family’s home with family present—you commute to the client, not a central unit

  Employer research, Jul 29, 2026

What to ask

• How is base pay set for the role, and which differentials apply?
• Which shifts are open, and what are the weekend, holiday and call rules?
• How long is orientation, and will I have one preceptor?
• What does a usual day’s workload look like?
• Where would I work, and on which unit or team?

Living in McDonough, GA