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Work as an in-home Caregiver in the comfort of the clients home

Compassionate Caregiver working to care lovingly for client.

Join Our Compassionate Team at Age Well Care


At Age Well Care, we specialize in providing exceptional care to seniors, helping them to live their best lives with dignity and respect. While our primary focus is on enhancing the lives of the elderly, our compassionate services extend to individuals of all ages—except children under 14. We are actively seeking dedicated caregivers who are passionate about making a significant difference across various age groups.

As a caregiver at Age Well Care, your primary role involves supporting our clients with their Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), which are essential tasks that contribute to their daily health and comfort. ADLs include fundamental needs such as bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, and mobility. Your compassionate assistance helps maintain personal hygiene and physical appearance, which are crucial for client self-esteem and overall well-being. Additionally, you'll help with feeding and dietary management to ensure that nutritional needs are met, supporting both health and enjoyment of life.

Beyond physical care, your role extends to aiding with ambulation and transfers, (and light house work) ensuring safety and promoting some level of independence for our clients. This aspect of care is vital for preventing falls and maintaining as much mobility as possible. Each day, you will be tasked with adapting these services to the individual needs and preferences of each client, which requires not only skill and patience but also a deep understanding of empathy and respect for the dignity of those in your care. Through your dedicated support, our clients can navigate their daily routines more comfortably and confidently, knowing they have dependable assistance at their side.
Dementia Care at Age Well Care is a speciality program

How can I become a Caregiver?

  • Meet Basic Requirements: Candidates must be at least 18 years old, have a high school diploma or equivalent, and pass a comprehensive background check. A valid driver's license and reliable transportation are also typically required.
  • Complete Mandatory Training: Prospective Home Care Aides must complete at least five hours of training before working with clients and an additional 15 hours within their first year. This training covers basic safety, emergency procedures, and caregiving responsibilities.
  • Register with the State: Home Care Aides must register with the California Home Care Aide Registry, which includes passing a background check and meeting training requirements to ensure compliance and credibility.

  • Ongoing Education and Professional Development: Continuous learning and advanced courses in specialized care areas help caregivers to improve their skills and adapt to new caregiving techniques.
  • Gain Experience and Advance in the Field: With experience, Home Care Aides can move into supervisory roles, specialize in certain care areas, or take on additional responsibilities within their organizations.
Read more about how to become a caregiver.

Caregiver and client enjoying a moment of fellowship

Caregiver Training for paid Caregivers

At Age Well Care, we are dedicated to providing the highest standard of training and ongoing support to our caregivers, ensuring they are well-equipped to meet the diverse needs of our clients with professionalism and compassion. Our training program goes beyond the minimum state requirements, encompassing a comprehensive curriculum designed to foster both the technical skills and the interpersonal abilities necessary for high-quality care.


Upon joining our team, each caregiver undergoes an extensive initial training period that covers all critical aspects of caregiving, from basic health and safety protocols to in-depth instruction on assisting with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs). This foundational training ensures that all caregivers are proficient in understanding the physical and emotional needs of our clients, regardless of their age or health status. Furthermore, we cover specialized topics such as dementia care, emergency response techniques, and the ethical aspects of caregiving, ensuring a well-rounded skill set.  


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