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Pediatric home nursing for ages 6–20 in Savannah, Georgia
You read your child's signals better than any machine in the room.
Specialized RN and LPN support for medically fragile children ages 6–20, delivered in the comfort and familiarity of home.
You know the cry that means pain and the one that means hunger. That knowledge keeps your child safe day after day. Still, no parent can stay alert around the clock without help. HomeLogics Healthcare brings trained pediatric nurses into your Savannah home.
Free eligibility guidance for Georgia Medicaid and GAPP families across Savannah and Chatham County.
Licensed pediatric RN & LPN care
Savannah & Chatham County
Our nurses manage the medical care — you get to rest and just be a parent again.
Welcome to HomeLogic Healthcare
Skilled pediatric nursing, brought home to Savannah families
Our nurses work alongside you, not instead of you. They manage the medical care. You get to rest and just be a parent again.
Many families find us right after a stay at Memorial Health University Medical Center. Leaving the hospital can feel overwhelming. We start building your care plan before discharge day arrives — so the move home doesn't stall on paperwork, and your child's care never skips a beat.
- Trained pediatric nurses, in your own home
- Care plans started before hospital discharge
- A true partner so you can simply be a parent
Rest. We've got the night shift.
Most families qualify faster than they expect
Are You and Your Child Eligible?
Two things usually determine eligibility
A doctor's written order showing medical necessity, and active Georgia Medicaid coverage.
We handle the eligibility review with you before your first visit, so you know exactly what's covered before care ever begins. Most Chatham County families qualify faster than they expect once the paperwork is in order.
- A doctor's written order showing medical necessity
- Active Georgia Medicaid coverage
Could Your Child Benefit From In-Home Nursing?
Not every condition needs a nurse at home. Some clearly do.
The real question is how much daily medical support your child needs — not which diagnosis sits on their chart. If any of these sound familiar, in-home nursing often keeps daily life steadier and safer.
Repeat hospital stays
Your child has returned to the hospital more than once this year.
Depends on equipment
Relies on equipment like a ventilator or feeding pump to get through the day.
Three or more specialists
Sees three or more specialists to manage complex, overlapping needs.
Bringing Skilled Nursing Care Into Your Savannah Home
Children heal faster in a familiar room
Surrounded by their own routine — that's why we bring skilled nursing straight to your door. A licensed RN or LPN arrives trained for your child's exact needs.
We offer hands-on skilled nursing along with personal care support for daily tasks. Your child's physician sets the orders, and our nurses follow them on every shift, without exception.
Historic District
Ardsley Park
Southside Savannah
Pooler
Richmond Hill
We reach families across the Historic District, Ardsley Park, and Southside Savannah. We also serve homes near Pooler and Richmond Hill.
RN & LPN
Licensed nurses trained for your child's exact needs
Every shift
Physician orders followed without exception
Skilled + PCS
Skilled nursing plus personal care support for daily tasks
At home
Familiar room, own routine, faster healing
Complex Conditions Our Savannah Team Manages
No two families on our caseload need the exact same plan
Through GAPP, we support a wide range of complex pediatric conditions. Whatever your child's doctor orders, we follow it to the letter.
Neurological
- Epilepsy
- Cerebral palsy
- Traumatic brain injury
- Hydrocephalus
- Spina bifida
Genetic & muscular
- Down syndrome
- Muscular dystrophy
Care for children with genetic differences and kids managing muscular dystrophy.
Respiratory & feeding
- Tracheostomy care
- Ventilator support
- Enteral feeding (G-tubes)
For children who need respiratory or feeding assistance.
Through GAPP, we support neurological conditions like epilepsy, cerebral palsy, and traumatic brain injury, along with hydrocephalus and spina bifida. We also care for children with genetic differences such as Down syndrome, and for kids managing muscular dystrophy. Our nurses handle tracheostomy care, ventilator support, and enteral feeding through G-tubes for children who need respiratory or feeding assistance. Whatever your child's doctor orders, we follow it to the letter. For general guidance on many of these conditions, the American Academy of Pediatrics is a trustworthy place to start.
What Happens During Your Nurse's First Visit
Your first visit centers on listening, not procedures
Your nurse reviews your child's medical chart before she ever knocks on the door. She meets your child at their own pace and watches how they respond to touch and sound.
She asks about details a typical office visit skips — like which blanket helps your child settle, or what triggers discomfort during feeding.
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Reviews the chart first
Your nurse reviews your child's medical chart before she ever knocks on the door.
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Meets your child at their pace
She watches how they respond to touch and sound — never rushing the introduction.
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Learns the small things
Which blanket helps your child settle, and what triggers discomfort during feeding.
Skilled Nursing or a Home Health Aide?
What's the difference?
When your child's needs go beyond basic assistance, skilled nursing is the coverage Georgia Medicaid and GAPP are built to provide.
Home health aide
Support with daily living
- Bathing
- Dressing
- Light housekeeping
A home health aide supports daily living tasks, like bathing, dressing, and light housekeeping.
Skilled nursing — RN & LPN
Hands-on medical care
- Trach suctioning
- Medication administration
- Ventilator monitoring
- Tube feedings
Skilled nursing covers a different scope of work entirely. Our RNs and LPNs provide hands-on medical care, including trach suctioning, medication administration, ventilator monitoring, and tube feedings — all under written physician orders.
Enrolling in GAPP as a Savannah Family
The Georgia Pediatric Program, made simple
GAPP is how most Chatham County families get nursing hours covered at home. It pairs skilled nursing with caregiver support for medically fragile children under 21.
If the program feels unfamiliar, you won't have to navigate the paperwork alone. We walk Savannah and Pooler families through enrollment step by step, alongside their Georgia Medicaid coverage.
How GAPP Decides Your Child's Nursing Hours
Hours are set individually, not by a fixed formula
Georgia Medicaid approves a specific number of nursing hours based on your child's documented medical need, reviewed by a case manager. Some children qualify for part-time shifts. Others qualify for care around the clock. We help you document your child's needs clearly during the assessment.
Part-time shifts
Around-the-clock care
Under 21 years
Care That Anticipates Coastal Life
Steady care through storm season and everyday errands alike
Keeping Care Steady During Hurricane Season
A storm plan built into your care file
Coastal Georgia families plan for storms every year, and a medically fragile child changes what that planning looks like. Power loss puts feeding pumps, oxygen concentrators, and suction machines at risk within hours.
Our nurses build a storm plan into your care file before hurricane season starts, covering backup power options, evacuation routes off Tybee Island and the coast, and which medical equipment needs battery backup first. If Chatham County issues an evacuation order, your nurse already knows your child's equipment list and medication schedule, so nothing gets left behind in a rush.
We Keep Track of Medical Supplies
So you don't have to
Running low on formula, feeding bags, or trach supplies is stressful at any hour, especially late at night. Our nurses monitor your child's monthly usage and place reorders ahead of time.
That means fewer last-minute errands down Abercorn Street and one less worry crowding your day.
Consistency You Can Feel
The same trusted faces, every shift, every call
Medically fragile care depends on trust — and trust is built through consistency. Here's how we protect it.
Why the Same Nurse Matters for Your Child
Children respond better to familiar faces than to new ones every week. Constant staff turnover means retraining a new nurse on your child's routine again and again, and that costs time you don't have to spare. We prioritize assigning the same one or two nurses to each case.
Nurse Call-Outs: How We Cover Every Shift
If your scheduled nurse can't make a shift, our care coordinator works to fill it with someone already familiar with your child's file — not a stranger reading it cold for the first time. We keep backup nurses briefed on active cases across Savannah, Pooler, and Richmond Hill.
Someone Who Knows Your Child Answers, Day or Night
Medical worry doesn't wait for office hours. When you call our Savannah line, someone who already knows your child's case picks up. Not an automated system, not a stranger reading a script. That matters most during the hardest nights.
Coming Home: Your First Week With a Nurse
Most Savannah families start care within days of leaving Memorial Health or another area hospital. We coordinate with your discharge planner while your child is still admitted, so the move home doesn't stall on paperwork.
How Care Gets Paid For
Coverage that works for your family
Georgia Medicaid Coverage for In-Home Nursing
Covered through GAPP
In most cases, Georgia Medicaid covers this care through GAPP. That includes both nursing hours and personal care support for children who qualify. We confirm your specific benefits first, then handle the enrollment forms alongside you.
Using Private Insurance Alongside Medicaid
Yes, we work with private insurance too
While most Savannah families we serve use Georgia Medicaid through GAPP, we also bill private plans and can coordinate both when a child has dual coverage.
How Our Nurses Are Vetted and Trained
Pediatric complex care is its own specialty — we staff it that way
Every nurse on our team passes a background check, a skills verification, and hands-on training in pediatric ventilator and trach care before taking on a case. Every time.
Background check
Every nurse is fully vetted before ever entering your home.
Skills verification
Clinical competencies confirmed, not assumed.
Vent & trach training
Hands-on pediatric ventilator and tracheostomy training before any case.
Start With a Free Consultation
Let us manage the medical care — so you can just be a parent again
We start building your care plan before discharge day arrives, coordinate with your Savannah discharge planner, and walk you through GAPP and Georgia Medicaid step by step. There's no out-of-pocket expense for eligible families.
*No out-of-pocket expense for eligible GAPP families. Secure your child's approval for private home care — often within 30 days.