Assisting Hands Home Care, a leader for In-Home Care services is looking for the best caregivers to join our team. At Assisting Hands, you truly are the heart of our company. Not only do we provide a supportive work environment, but we also offer flexible scheduling and competitive pay!
Benefits:
Bonus Program
Mileage Reimbursement
Competitive Pay
Ongoing Training
Caregiver Recognition Days
Employee of the Month Program
Qualifications:
Compassionate
Enjoy caring for others
Team Player
Reliable and strong work history
Minimum of one-year professional experience working with seniors.
Reliable transportation
If you want to work with the best home care agency around, apply here to join the family!
Assisting Hands of Greater Cleveland is a premier in-home care agency serving seniors, Veterans, and individuals with disabilities. Owned and operated by Bryan L. Chaye (a retired Army Captain) and his wife Jennifer (a Registered Nurse), the agency combines military discipline with clinical expertise to provide high-quality, compassionate care.
Here is a summary of their core operations:
Services & Specialized Programs
Daily Living Assistance: Caregivers assist with "Activities of Daily Living" (ADLs), including bathing, dressing, meal prep, light housekeeping, and medication reminders.
Medical & Specialized Support: They offer specialized care for post-surgery recovery, cancer, hospice support, and fall prevention.
VA-Approved Care: As an official provider in the VA Community Care Network (CCN), they provide Homemaker and Home Health Aide services to Veterans and assist families in navigating Veteran benefits.
Dementia & Respite Care: Through a partnership with PocketRN, they provide a "Dementia Care Respite Benefit," offering 24/7 virtual nurse access and 72 hours of no-cost in-home respite care for qualifying families.
Long-Term Care Advocates (LTCA): A dedicated program that helps families navigate LTC insurance policies, including free policy reviews to uncover hidden benefits and bridge coverage gaps.
The "Assisting Hands Way" Philosophy
The agency operates on the belief that "the little things are the big things." Their culture is defined by:
Mission-Driven Care: For the Chaye family, providing care is a personal mission to honor those who served.
Exceptional Teams: Caregivers are viewed as "heroes in disguise" who utilize a "Make it Happen" approach.
Caregiver Support: Unlike many agencies, they prioritize employee well-being with competitive pay, 401(k) matching, tuition reimbursement, and performance-based bonuses.