Get Paid for Caregiving
With CareChoice's cutting-edge home care services program, you can turn your compassion into a career. We offer competitive pay, a comprehensive benefits package, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact.
Why Families Choose Us?
At CareChoice, those who genuinely care about patients provide the best care. By fostering deep connections that transcend traditional caregiving, our distinctive approach to home care services empowers both families and caregivers.
For Caregivers:
- Generous sign-on bonus
- 401(k) retirement program with 3% company match
- Complete health benefits package (medical and dental)
- Paid time off (sick leave)
- Flexible scheduling options
- Direct caregiver-family matching
- Complete Medicaid navigation support
- Workers’ compensation coverage
- 24/7 dedicated support team
For Families:
- Carefully vetted, compassionate caregivers
- Personalized care plans
- Affordable rates with Medicaid support
- Continuity of care with dedicated matching
- 24/7 care coordination support
Are you ready to get paid for the compassionate
care you provide?
Join CareChoice today for a rewarding career that makes a difference.
401(k) with 3% match
Competitive pay that acknowledges your value
All-inclusive health advantages
Paid time off and sick leave
Opportunities for training and professional development
Payment system via direct deposit
Submit Your Application
Complete Your Training
Families Assigned to You
Start Earning
Who Can Become a Paid Caregiver?
Compassionate individuals who wish to make a difference in the world are welcome to apply for our caregiver job openings. All you need is the desire to help others; years of experience are not necessary.
Ideal applicants:
- Are at least eighteen years old
- Able to pass drug tests and background checks
- Possess dependable transportation
- Are permitted by law to work in the US
- Able to adhere to a minimal timetable
- Desire to pursue a fulfilling career in providing care
Our program can help you receive payment for the essential support you provide to a family member if you are currently giving them unpaid care.
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FAQs
This program helps eligible family members or friends receive pay for the in‑home care they already provide through approved Medicaid waivers and similar state programs. It allows your loved one to stay at home while care comes from someone they know and trust.
In many cases, adult children, relatives, and trusted friends can be enrolled as paid caregivers if the person receiving care meets state and Medicaid program criteria. Each state has its own rules about who can serve as a caregiver and how many hours can be covered.
Most paid family caregiver options are connected to state Medicaid waivers or similar programs, so Medicaid eligibility for the person receiving care is often required. CareChoice can help you understand which programs may be available in your state but does not control Medicaid decisions.
Timing depends on the state program, application review, and completion of required training and approvals. Once everything is approved, many caregivers are able to begin providing covered care and receiving pay soon after.
Paid caregivers usually help with personal care, mobility assistance, meal preparation, light housekeeping, companionship, and other daily activities listed in the care plan. These are non‑medical tasks that support comfort and safety at home.
Depending on location and eligibility, caregivers may receive competitive hourly pay, access to a 401(k) with company match, health benefits, paid time off, and ongoing training opportunities. Specific benefits can vary by state and program.
In many cases, family caregivers can transfer to CareChoice and keep caring for the same loved one if the state program allows it. The CareChoice team helps manage the transition and pay setup so care stays consistent.
Previous experience is helpful but not required. CareChoice provides training on essential caregiving skills, safety, and supportive care for seniors and adults with disabilities so you feel confident in your role.
Yes, CareChoice guides families through required forms and helps them understand program rules for becoming a paid caregiver. Final eligibility and approvals are made by state agencies and Medicaid, not by CareChoice.
You can submit a short online application or call CareChoice directly. A coordinator will review your information, explain eligibility steps, and outline what to expect next.