Home Assist Health

Looking for a career with purpose?

Join the Home Assist Health team and make a real difference in the lives of seniors and individuals with disabilities across Arizona.

We provide paid training and certifications, a supportive team environment, opportunities for career growth, and the chance to build a meaningful career helping others.

No experience? No problem. We’ll provide the training and support you need to succeed.

Your heart can change lives. Let's change lives together.

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Arizona is facing a growing caregiver crisis.

In her latest op-ed, Home Assist Health CEO Sara Wilson discusses the increasing demand for home and community-based care, the workforce challenges facing caregivers, and why investing in home care is critical to helping seniors and individuals with disabilities live safely and independently at home.

📖 Read more:https://www.yourvalley.net/stories/arizonas-caregiver-crisis-is-growing-but-lawmakers-can-help,669490

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their courage and dedication will never be forgotten.

Recently, members of our Arizona delegation had the opportunity to attend a coffee event with Senator Mark Kelly while on Capitol Hill advocating for policies that support access to high-quality care at home.

We appreciate lawmakers on both sides of the aisle who continue to champion seniors, individuals with disabilities, and the importance of strengthening home care for families across Arizona and beyond.

Happy Mother’s Day to the moms, mother figures, and Care Pros who make caring for others their superpower every day.

Thank you for all the comfort, compassion, and support you bring to our community.

We’re proud to share that Dr. Marc M. Washington Sr., Vice President of Human Resources at Home Assist Health, has been featured in the Phoenix Business Journal’s People on the Move.

With decades of leadership experience, Dr. Washington plays a critical role in strengthening our workforce and supporting the caregivers who make our mission possible every day.

▶️ Read more: https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/potmsearch/detail/submission/6571307/Dr_Marc_M_Washington_Sr

Something to read and ponder this weekend. Caregiving is more than a responsibility—it’s emotional, physical, and financial.

More than 63 million Americans are caregivers, and many are experiencing what experts call “secondhand stress,” absorbing the strain of caring for a loved one. This article offers an honest look at caregiver burnout and a reminder that caregivers need support, too.

📖 Read more: https://www.vox.com/explain-it-to-me/486693/caregiving-burnout-family-parents-children-secondhand-stress

We’re excited for Axxess AGILE 2026 in Dallas next week!

Home Assist Health CEO Sara Wilson will be joining industry leaders for an important conversation on what’s really happening across care at home—from workforce challenges to the role of technology and AI in day-to-day operations.

📅 Catch Sara on Tuesday, May 6th panel, “Leading Through the Noise: Technology, AI, and the Reality of Care at Home.”

These are the conversations that move our industry forward, and we’re proud to be part of it.

This week, Home Assist Health CEO Sara Wilson joined fellow Home Care Association of America members on Capitol Hill to meet with congressional offices and discuss policies that impact access to high-quality care at home.

These conversations highlighted real-world insights on workforce challenges, program integrity, and the growing demand for home care in communities across the country.

We’re proud to stand alongside industry leaders and help elevate a unified voice for home care.

Thank you to Arizona PBS Horizon for having Home Assist Health CEO Sara Wilson on to discuss the growing demand for home and community-based care in Arizona. As more seniors choose to age at home, the need to support the caregiver workforce and strengthen access to care continues to grow.

▶️ Watch the segment and read more: https://azpbs.org/horizon/2026/04/arizona-in-critical-need-for-senior-caregiver-funding