Earn $17 - $20/hr as a Home Health Aide (HHA) in Chandler, AZ

Be Independent, Without Being Alone

Picture your day in Chandler: you start your morning with a warm greeting to your clients, ready to make a positive impact on their lives. As a caregiver with Adultcare Assistance Homecare, each day brings the rewarding opportunity to bring comfort and support to those who need it most. Competitive Pay & Benefits Competitive Chandler caregiver pay at $17 - $20/hrNew-hire reward, plus merit raises at 90 days and biannually Earn extra rewards for covering last-minute shifts booked under 24 hours out Earn rewards and recognition as you hit milestones — completing onboarding, on-time clock-ins, reaching tenure goals, and more Earn rewards when you refer caregivers to join our team We check in with you through your first 90 days so you always have support Paid time off, plus paid ongoing training24/7 manager support

You'll Be a Great Fit If…You genuinely enjoy older adults and have a desire to improve their daily lives. With a reliable car and a valid driver's license, you're ready to make each day better for those in your care. Why Adultcare Assistance Homecare At Adultcare Assistance Homecare, we value the dedication and compassion our caregivers bring to their work. Since 1996, we've been committed to providing a supportive environment where your contributions are recognized and appreciated. In the 85248 ZIP code of Chandler, AZ, caregivers find themselves working in a community marked by its proximity to Sun Lakes and the Ocotillo neighborhood. This area is known for its serene residential streets and access to major thoroughfares like Alma School Road and Riggs Road. Caregivers here are typically matched with a single client, allowing for a short commute and a familiar working environment. Home health aides handle care that's slightly less clinical than CNA work but more structured than companion care. You'll assist clients with bathing, grooming, and toileting, prepare nutritious meals according to any dietary needs, support gentle exercise routines when prescribed, and keep track of vitals or symptoms the care team needs to know about. The role bridges supportive care and daily living.