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Cases vary depending upon the clients needs and location.  Pay could be more for the terrain, as it is mountainous and gas isn't cheap anymore, but not a bad wage to start out as a beginner DCW or for someone who is looking for work and is able to make the different/multiple commutes. I lived in East Stroudsburg, PA during my employment, and had to travel to Wind Gap, Bethlehem, Bartonsville, and surrounding areas for a little bit to make a full week as they didnt have full time cases when i started, just a few hours here and there at different places. Which definitely does cut into your gas, if you had to go to 3 or 4 places in one day. However they eventually were able to find me a case within a reason timeframe, full-time, close to home, which was worth the travel and pay for that specific client and workload. There is some down time after things are completed, depending on the client(s) needs, you may be actively working most of the scheduled time, or some of the scheduled time while providing mainly companionship during the shift. It all depends on your case and client. Management was great, they worked with my schedule while I was going to college and while I experienced some unexpected vehicle issues. I eventually ended up relocating and unfortunately had to leave my case(s) and resign due to the distance from my new residence.  Management was on the ball when it came to scheduling my cases, I had no issues with anyone in the office, no mess ups, or miscommunication regarding anything. CareSphere did offer daily pay, however, I'm no longer with them, so I'm not sure if that's still an option. I do know they offered quite a few benefits while I was employed as well as offered some room for advancement within the company. They hire you as entry level Direct Care Worker and will train you for your HHA certification and that also comes with a small pay increase once you are Home Health Aide Certified. If you already have your HHA when hired, then you get the HHA pay they provide but no increase, unless your case has a different base pay. Could be a little more than your starting pay but never less than your starting pay. Each case is different, as well as each client and their needs. Some require more attention in areas such as assistance, support, supervision, and personal/direct care, while other clients just want/need basic services such as housekeeping,  errands and shopping, transportation, and companionship. I will say that the people I worked with were all great individuals and it was upsetting having to leave them when I relocated. I would recommend this company to those who are genuinely confident in persuing a healthcare career.  I would not recommend this company to someone who is looking to just make a "quick buck" because there is more to this line of work then just showing up. This is a great company to get your foot in the door, and a good start to building your experience towards a Healthcare career.  Whether you are just starting out, or are a seasoned caregiver that is looking for a part time/full time job, and wholeheartedly wants to make a positive, meaningful difference in an individuals daily life.

Working at CareSphere has been one of the best career experiences I’ve had. The environment is positive, supportive, and full of energy. Management genuinely cares about helping you grow, and there is always room to learn new skills and move up. The team works together like a family, and everyone wants to see each other succeed.

The office environment is fun and modern, with a fully stocked kitchen, team lunches, and plenty of encouragement and motivation every day. Schedules are consistent, the workload is fair, and leadership is always available to help or guide you.

CareSphere gives you real purpose. You feel like you’re making an impact in people’s lives while being part of a company that is expanding and improving constantly. It’s a place where your work feels valued, and you can truly build a long-term future.

I’m grateful to be part of CareSphere, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a stable, supportive, and growth-focused workplace.

 

This company is truly the greatest place for advancement and continuous learning. From day one, I’ve felt supported, encouraged, and motivated to grow both personally and professionally. Leadership genuinely invests in its employees, and there are always new opportunities to develop skills and move forward in your career. We also have so much fun here. The team puts together monthly events to celebrate holidays, birthdays, and work anniversaries, which gives a strong sense of a work family vibe and makes everyone feel appreciated. The new office in Woodcliff Lake is beautiful and super aesthetically pleasing.

The work environment is positive, collaborative, and makes you feel rewarded and accomplished after a long day. It’s a place where you feel valued and part of something meaningful. I’m grateful to be part of a company that prioritizes its employees and creates such an enjoyable, growth-focused culture.

It’s definitely a place to work at if your looking to get the experience in hr to jump-start your career….but long term no. The setting isn’t the most professional, especially for the place to nitpick insanely at tasks. All companies make it seem like it’s a fun and helpful environment until you ask a question and your responded back with attitude. Place is honestly a mess at times, at the very beginning I came into the interview looking to be hired for a particular role, came to my 2nd interview being hired for something completely different with no prior communication. Not to mention that favorites were most definitely a concept at this place. Even the home health aides aren’t content with the “professionalism” in the office. There were times i genuinely felt bad for our workers. 

A typical work day with my particular type of clients can be very hectic and up and down, lots of activities planned, moved or interrupted. I've really learned to go with the flow. Management is very understanding and in tune with adapting to my particular clients needs. Chevy is great! Start to finish she's right there for me! The hardest part of the job is staying within my hours when my client has no other support, but Chevy makes it easy to adjust times. I enjoy my people, but when they are abusive to me, time off or a new client isn't an issue.

CareSphere is a great place to work. The best part is the supportive environment—my coworkers are helpful, encouraging, and genuinely care about our clients. We work hard, and we know that we are making a difference in the lives of our patients.

Although the healthcare industry was new to me, my knowledgeable colleagues have guided me every step of the way. The building and office are new, modern, and tastefully designed, which makes it an even more pleasant place to be each day.


This job is a joke. They hire you right away after you
attend a zoom meeting. They want you to use your personal cell phone and laptop to recruit candidates. They claim to train you in a quick zoom call to use job sites to get candidates. The company has nothing set up for you to use have to create your own accounts and pay with your own money. You only make money if someone you interview makes it through the process and gets a case. There is no compensation for mileage driving to meet candidates or for taking time to find them. 
Run!!!!!

Fairly easy to understand work. Love most things about the job, except that there are no benefits for part time employees. The benefits are for full time employees only. The hardest part of the job I would have to say is dealing with difficult clients other than that, it's almost like being an over glorified house keeper. Most of what I've had to do is cleaning for people and help them do adls. The most enjoyable part of the job is the people you meet along the way.

I've been working with Caresphere for about 4 months now, I do enjoy the work. Caring for people has always come naturally for me and I love helping others. My coordinator is always upbeat and nice when speaking with her, I don't think I've had a bad encounter with anyone I've spoken to. 
I've had some small issues but they have been fixed. I understand that there will be some issues anywhere you work, because we're all human. That's why communication is important to get issues sorted out! I enjoy my job and am grateful for the opportunity.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The agency as a whole has been very welcoming from day 1, any issues, concerns, etc I am able to address to them without the fear of judgement or being looked at in a different light and my patient is also amazing and wouldn’t have found them without the agency connecting us and I’m very grateful 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
They are located 5 hours away from my location and sometimes that becomes stressful or difficult

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Direct care worker 974 salaries reported	$13.47 per hour
Home health aide 216 salaries reported	$13.03 per hour
In home caregiver 19 salaries reported	$14.70 per hour
Direct support professional 6 salaries reported	$13.46 per hour
Nursing assistant 89 salaries reported	$13.81 per hour

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