Home Instead

Some of our best caregivers started with zero experience.

Many people are interested in becoming a caregiver but hesitate because they've never worked in the field before. The truth is that compassion, patience, and a willingness to help others are often the most important qualities someone can bring to the role.

At Home Instead, we provide a full day of training that covers caregiving fundamentals, Alzheimer's and dementia care, hands-on skills training, and support from experienced nurses. New caregivers don't have to figure things out on their own. We offer ongoing guidance, nurse support, shadowing opportunities, and a team that's always available to answer questions. If you've been looking for meaningful work where you can make a difference in someone's life, caregiving may be a great fit. We'd love to meet you.

"Can you make something sweet healthier?" 🤔

Food preferences often change throughout the dementia journey, and sweet cravings are common.

In this clip, Aaron Fish introduces the concept of "stealth health" and shares practical ways caregivers can add nutrition and protein while still providing foods that bring comfort and enjoyment.

Hosted by Dr. Lakelyn, this discussion with Michelle Magner, Carrie Aalberts, and Aaron Fish explores real-world dementia care strategies that caregivers can use immediately.

🎧 Watch the full episode of Caregiver Chats wherever you get your podcasts: https://bit.ly/3SdVzpa

Your next chapter could be your most rewarding one yet.

Retirement is a great time to explore new opportunities, stay active, and make a difference in the lives of others. Many retirees are looking for flexible work that provides purpose, social connection, and the ability to work around their own schedule.

At Home Instead, caregiving can be a rewarding option for retirees who enjoy helping others and building meaningful relationships. Flexible scheduling makes it easier to balance work with travel, hobbies, family time, and other retirement plans. Whether you're looking for part-time hours, companionship, or a way to stay involved in your community, caregiving offers an opportunity to make a positive impact while earning extra income. If this sounds like a good fit, we'd love to hear from you.

Want to build your healthcare resume before graduation?

Summer break is the perfect time to gain real-world experience while continuing to work toward your future career goals. For students pursuing nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, healthcare administration, social work, or other healthcare-related fields, hands-on experience can be incredibly valuable.

Caregiving with Home Instead gives students the opportunity to build meaningful relationships, develop communication skills, and gain experience helping seniors with everyday needs. Flexible scheduling makes it easier to work around summer plans and school commitments while building experience that can strengthen a future resume. If you're looking for a rewarding summer job that can help prepare you for a career in healthcare, Home Instead may be a great fit. Use the link below to learn more and apply.

When you love helping people, retirement can wait.

For nearly a decade, Sandy has been making a difference in the lives of seniors and families through Home Instead. What started as a desire to help others after caring for her own father became a career filled with meaningful relationships, personal growth, and countless opportunities to support people who need a helping hand.

In this video, Sandy shares her journey as a caregiver and why she continues to love what she does. From providing companionship and transportation to helping clients stay active and connected, caregiving is about so much more than assistance with daily tasks. It's about building relationships and improving quality of life. If you're looking for a rewarding career helping seniors in the community, Home Instead may be the perfect fit for you.

What is trauma? And how does it show up in the older adults we care for?

On the latest episode of the Caregiver Chats Podcast, Dr. Lakelyn sits down with healthcare leader and trauma-informed care advocate Jean Hartnett to discuss how past experiences can shape behaviors, emotional responses, and caregiving interactions later in life.

💬 Do you think understanding someone's life story helps you provide better care? We'd love to hear your thoughts. 👇

🎧 Listen to the full conversation here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/72-the-hidden-impact-of-trauma-in-caregiving/id1684948365?i=1000768008035

For many people, retirement isn't about stopping work completely. It's about having the freedom to choose how, when, and where you spend your time. If you're retired, approaching retirement, or simply looking for a meaningful part-time opportunity, becoming a Home Instead Care Professional may be the perfect fit.

One of the biggest benefits of caregiving is flexibility. You can create a schedule that works around your life, choosing the days, hours, and shifts that fit your needs. For those collecting Social Security benefits, that flexibility can help you manage your work hours while still earning extra income. It's also a wonderful option for individuals who aren't quite ready to fully retire but would like to ease into the next chapter of life while staying active and engaged.

Beyond the flexibility, caregiving provides something many retirees are looking for: purpose. Every day offers an opportunity to build relationships, make a difference in someone's life, and provide companionship and support to local seniors. If you're looking for a rewarding way to stay involved, give back to your community, and earn income on your own terms, we'd love to talk with you.

Use the link in the comments to apply today. At Home Instead, we believe in sharing our hearts, taking the lead, and building trust.

✨ New Caregiver Chats Episode: Ashley Stevens, a gerontologist, licensed clinical social worker, and dementia educator, talks about what caregivers really need beyond basic self-care.

🎧 Tune in here: https://bit.ly/49LULxG