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Frequently Asked Questions

• How does your agency handle training and continuing education for HHAs?

  We provide initial training to all new HHAs to ensure they meet the required standards. Additionally, we have mandatory ongoing training and continuing education to enhance your skills and keep you up-to-date with the latest best practices in home care.

• Will I be assigned to work with multiple clients or a specific client?

  Depending on the availability of assignments and your preferences, you may be assigned to work with multiple clients or a specific client. We take into consideration your skills, location, and the needs of our clients when making assignments.

• What is the compensation structure for HHAs? Are there opportunities for growth or bonuses?

  Our compensation structure is competitive and varies based on factors such as experience, certifications, and the type of assignment. We also offer opportunities for career growth, additional training, and performance-based bonuses.

• How does your agency ensure the safety and well-being of HHAs on the job?

  We prioritize the safety and well-being of our HHAs by carefully matching them with clients based on their skills and compatibility. We also provide ongoing support, supervision, State of the Art Training, and access to resources to ensure a safe working environment. We are Fully licensed, accredited and Insured.

• Is prior experience as an HHA required to work with your agency?

  While prior experience as an HHA is preferred, it is not always required. We provide training and orientation to all new HHAs to ensure they are equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to provide quality care.

• What types of services or tasks will I be expected to perform as an HHA?

  As an HHA, you’ll be responsible for assisting clients with activities of daily living, such as:

  • bathing
  • grooming
  • dressing
  • meal preparation
  • light housekeeping
  • medication reminders
  • companionship

  The specific tasks may very depending on the client’s needs and care plan.

• Where Can I Work?

  We have patients in all around New Jersey. You can work at the location which is most suitable to you. You can choose cases that are closer to your home.

• What are the benefits of working as an HHA with your agency?

  As an HHA with our agency, you’ll enjoy:

  • Competitive pay rates;
  • Flexible scheduling options;
  • Overtime Hours;
  • Ongoing training and professional development opportunities;
  • Weekly Pay;
  • Health Insurance;
  • 401K, Aflac Spending Plan;
  • Caregiver Of the Week;
  • Free

    What type of training or certification is required to work as an HHA?

    To work as an HHA, you need:

    • to have completed a state-approved training program;
    • to possess a valid certification.

  • What are the basic requirements to become a home health aide (HHA) with your agency?

    To become an HHA with our agency, you need:

    • to be at least 18 years old;
    • to have a high school diploma or equivalent;
    • to successfully pass a criminal background check.