Earn $18 - $20/hr as a Caregiver in Phoenix, AZ

Be Independent, Without Being Alone

Picture your day in Phoenix: You're making a meaningful difference in the lives of seniors, helping them maintain their independence and dignity in the comfort of their own homes. Join a team that values compassion and empathy, while offering a competitive pay range of $18 - $20/hr.

Competitive Pay & Benefits

Competitive Phoenix caregiver pay at $18 - $20/hr

New-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 training

24/7 manager support

What Your Day Looks Like

As a caregiver, your day-to-day responsibilities include:

Drive seniors to appointments and activities

Assist with bathing and grooming

Provide incontinence care management

Perform light housekeeping duties

Prepare healthy meals

Offer 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 compassionate nature. With a valid driver's license, reliable transportation, and the ability to pass a background check, you're ready to provide essential care.

Why Adultcare Assistance Homecare

Since 1996, Adultcare Assistance Homecare has been committed to supporting both its clients and caregivers. We recognize and appreciate the hard work you do, providing a supportive environment where your efforts are valued every day.

The 85033 ZIP code in Phoenix, AZ, encompasses the vibrant Maryvale neighborhood, known for its diverse community and proximity to key thoroughfares like West Indian School Road and North 67th Avenue. In-home caregivers here typically work with a single client, allowing them to focus on providing personalized care. Many caregivers live nearby, ensuring a short commute and a deep familiarity with the local area.

Caregivers in this role help clients with daily activities bathing, dressing, grooming, meal preparation while also providing the kind of consistent companionship that makes home care feel different from a facility. The work is part hands-on assistance and part relationship-building. You'll learn each client's preferences and routines and become a trusted part of their week.