Home Health Aide (HHA) Near Phoenix Paid Time Off Included

Be Independent, Without Being Alone

Pay: $17 - $20/hr Full-time & part-time shifts

Picture your day in Phoenix: starting with a smile as you help seniors maintain their independence. You'll be part of a team that values compassion and dedication, all while enjoying a rewarding career.

Competitive Pay & Benefits

Top starting pay for caregivers in Phoenix: $17 - $20/hr

Welcome reward, plus merit-based raises at 90 days and twice a year

Rewards for helping cover shifts scheduled with less than 24 hours' notice

Rewards and recognition for your wins onboarding completion, on-time clock-ins, tenure milestones, and more

Refer caregivers you'd be proud to work with and earn rewards

Supportive check-ins through your first 90 days so you're set up to succeed

Earn paid time off, with paid training provided

Manager support available 24/7

What Your Day Looks Like

As a caregiver, you will:

Drive seniors to appointments and social events

Assist with bathing and grooming for dignity

Manage incontinence care thoughtfully

Perform light housekeeping duties

Prepare nutritious meals

Provide medication reminders

Ensure safety with memory care

Support physical therapy exercises

You'll Be A Great Fit If

You genuinely enjoy older adults and have a reliable car. Embrace the opportunity to make meaningful connections while maintaining a flexible schedule.

Why Adultcare Assistance Homecare

At Adultcare Assistance Homecare, your contributions are valued and recognized. Since 1996, we've been committed to providing supportive care that empowers both our clients and our team.

Located in the heart of Phoenix, ZIP code 85015 encompasses neighborhoods like Alhambra and is bordered by major streets such as Camelback Road and Bethany Home Road. The area offers a familiar and convenient setting for caregivers who typically work with a single client close to their own residence, ensuring a short commute. Interstate 17 provides easy access for those traveling to and from nearby communities.

Home health aides typically start a shift by reviewing the client's care plan from the care team or supervising nurse when one is assigned, then move through morning hygiene, breakfast, medication reminders, and any exercise or movement routines the care plan calls for. Afternoons often involve light housekeeping, meal prep, and a check-in on how the client is feeling. The role is hands-on and steady, with a strong focus on observation and documentation.