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Care With Heart In Glendale

Picture your day in Glendale: spending meaningful moments with seniors while ensuring their comfort and safety. You'll find fulfillment in making a difference, all while earning $17 - $20/hr.

Competitive Pay & Benefits

Among the best caregiver pay in Glendale $17 - $20/hr

Sign-on reward, with pay increases at 90 days and every six months

Get rewarded when picking up shifts with less than 24 hours' notice

Celebrate your progress with rewards for onboarding, on-time clock-ins, tenure goals, and more

Know a great caregiver? Refer them and earn rewards

Regular check-ins during your first 90 days to keep you supported

Paid training and paid time off

A manager you can reach any time, day or night

What Your Day Looks Like

As a caregiver, your responsibilities include:

• Drive seniors to appointments and services
• Assist with bathing and grooming
• Manage incontinence care with dignity
• Perform light housekeeping
• Prepare healthy meals
• Provide medication reminders
• Ensure safety with memory care
• Assist with physical therapy exercises

You'll Be A Great Fit If

You genuinely enjoy older adults and have a reliable car with a valid driver's license. With a heart for seniors, you bring reliability and care to every interaction.

Why Adultcare Assistance Homecare

At Adultcare Assistance Homecare, your efforts are valued and recognized. We have been committed to supporting caregivers and clients alike, fostering independence since 1996.

Glendale's 85306 ZIP code is characterized by its proximity to major roads such as Bell Road and 59th Avenue, offering easy access to local amenities. The area is near the Thunderbird Conservation Park, providing a natural respite for residents. Caregivers typically work with a single client in this neighborhood, often living nearby, which ensures a short commute and a familiar local environment.

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.