Caregiver

Caregiver Overview

Our Caregivers are at the heart of everything we do, delivering compassionate care to our clients through our Purpose Driven Care (PDC) and Nurse Guided Care philosophies. Each client’s needs are unique, and caregivers receive a detailed care plan before every assignment to ensure services are provided with compassion, respect, and a focus on independence. If a task ever feels physically challenging, caregivers must notify the agency right away to ensure safety for both client and caregiver.

Qualifications & Requirements

Must be 21 years or older.

Minimum 6 months of verifiable caregiving experience with seniors or individuals with disabilities.

Must possess effective communication and comprehension skills in English to ensure accurate documentation and safe care delivery.

Must successfully complete all background screening and reference checks as required by state and agency policy.

Must be physically able to perform required tasks, including lifting up to 50 lbs using safe ergonomic technique.

Mobility : Standing, walking, reaching, bending, and using hands and fingers as needed for client care.

Sensory : Able to see, hear, and speak clearly to ensure safety and effective communication.

Core Responsibilities

Provide respectful, person-centered support with bathing, grooming, dressing, and toileting while promoting independence and dignity.

Assist with safe mobility and transfers, and offer basic nail care limited to cleaning and filing. Report any changes in condition to the supervisor or RN immediately.

Offer medication reminders only—do not administer, handle, or prepare medications, ointments, or creams. Report any missed or refused doses to the RN or Administrator.

Maintain a clean, safe, and uplifting home environment through light housekeeping, laundry, meal preparation, and safety checks.

Provide companionship and emotional support, encouraging engagement, movement, and meaningful daily activities. Escort clients to appointments or community outings as outlined in the care plan.

Documentation & Communication

Follow the service plan and report client changes immediately.

Keep accurate daily notes and incident reports per agency policy.

Communicate professionally and respectfully with clients, families, and team members.

Notify your supervisor promptly of any schedule or availability changes.

Professional Standards, Training & Competency

Protect client privacy per HIPAA and agency policy.

Deliver care with respect, empathy, and professionalism.

Follow CDPHE Type B Home Care regulations and uphold Purpose Driven Care values in every interaction.

Complete required orientation, annual training, and Nurse Guided Care education.

Maintain infection-control, safety, and HIPAA compliance at all times.