Homewatch Caregivers Employer Reviews

Assisted in business operations, Experience in human resource, scheduling, payroll, hiring, training & disciplinary. Providing and designing marketing tools. Responsible for screening potential clients. Maintaining a current data base of resources. Responsible for coordinating team training sessions. Responsible for representing company at all expo’s – more... and vendor fairs. – less

This was my very first time doing in home health care, at first i was overwelmed of being boerd with my time when clients feel asleep for there naps. Finally i got the hang of it and act like it was my home and what would i do with time on my hands. Its not a fast pace job. hardest part is when you get comfortable with your client and they pass away, – more... the best part is you meet new people and learn all different cultures of life – less

Working independently allows you to work at your own pace but still
effectively all the while providing excellent care to clients.

Taking care of our elders is a honorable job. I learned so much from the stories I was told.

Communcation is great at this company for this to be an home health. The name speak for itself. I enjoyed alot witht this company an how they do some thing i would be able to be remind of meeting an set time to go in for training class. unlike some company u dont have an choice here when it come to meeting an workshops. Evenone i worked with with this – more... company felt like an family.
The hard part is turn in taime sheet cause there is cut of time an being that we dondt have to go to the office everyday that can hold u up on ur pay. But they have to be signed. – less

Each experience with your Care Receiver is unique and can be challenging, at times. Care Givers need to be flexible, knowing plans may need to be revised to accomodate the Care Receivers needs as much and easily as possible, which is the primary goal.
Homewatch is there for us, as an employee, as well as our Care Receivers.
Continuing Education opportunities – more... are available and necessary to help us maintain the best knowledge available for our particular positions. – less

A typical day was going to a patients home, and assisting them with everyday needs. I learned not everybody does things the same way. Management was horrible. Not enough communication. Did not work with others. The hardest part of the job was when you would show up at a persons home only to find out you were not needed that day. The most enjoyable is – more... being able to help someone who can't do things for themselves. – less

A typical day was going to a patients home, and assisting them with everyday needs. I learned not everybody does things the same way. Management was horrible. Not enough communication. Did not work with others. The hardest part of the job was when you would show up at a persons home only to find out you were not needed that day. The most enjoyable is – more... being able to help someone who can't do things for themselves. – less

one of the owrst places I have ever worked in all my life. i would work at McDonalds first.

A typical day at work would be arriving at the clients house, preparing breakfast. Give standing bed bath or shower. Assist in grooming, and dressing. light housekeeping. running errands with client. I learned that the elderly are still lively, they are capable of much more than they can be held accountable for. I learned to build healthy relationships – more... and friendships with my clients and to make them feel loved and alive. Management at my job was good, they kept on top of things, the communication was good. co-workers were okay, whenever they weren't calling out at the last minute. Very dependable in the event of emergency. The hardest part of the job was dealing with stubborn or rude clients. The most enjoyable part of the job was spending time with my clients, getting to know each other, the laughs we shared and enjoying each others company. – less

Mixed feelings of owner and co-owner. Especially Marketing rep.
Company is now out of business and didn't let other workers know about it. They had to find out the hard way by showing up to a set of closed doors. Hoping to get my W-2 for '2012.

I cook and clean only if required bt if not asked and i see it needs to be done, i get it done.
If i need assistance i can contact my employer and they get back to me right away.
I work alone at these places.
There is nothing hard about caring for my clients
I love meeting new people and i get along with everyone.

My day of intereveiw lady wasnt there and wouldnt call me back finally got there filled out forms and criminal background boom I was hired no refernces checked at my knowledge no training requiredNo home health care test.The hardest part of the job was my lack of training for the people I had, there franchise supposedly offered. What I learned I needed – more... more training and shouldnt of been hired on such a whim, but it paid 8.50. got out of there not enough hours, poor manegement. – less

i love it, i have a nice team !!! nice polite and they are very understanding.

A day at work is great you get to see one patient at a time. management is awsome. I dont know very many of my co-workers you work alone alot. The hardest part of this job is getting really close to your patients and then losing them. The most enjoyable part is helping my patients and the smiles i get from them when i show up to see them

I only worked for one client through this agency. I was hired by the client and paid through the agency much like Northshore Arc.
The agency paid me a "set rate" for a certified nurse assistant, and the client paid me a little more than that out of pocket.
The most enjoyable part of any of my jobs is to see that your patient is comfortable and hopefully – more... happy. If that is not possible you do your best to comfort them. The hardest part of the job is when you cannot. – less

Very Good place time work people are friendly always ready to help patients are not bad.

I really enjoyed working for the Jacksonville office, they gave me clients to fit my schedule. I would be honored to work for the orlano office!

Working with this start up was a fabulous experience in every way. The owner, an experienced businessman and entrepreneur, encouraged exchange of ideas, embraced change and treated staff and clients with the utmost of integrity. Helping the company grow and prosper in the very competitive arena of home care was both challenging and exhilarating.

A typical work day at Santa Fe Community College included working with different professors and assisted them with calendar and copies of materials for class. Since this was my first office job, I learned so much from my co-workers who were very supportive and very helpful.
I did not expect management position because the next position was the administrative – more... assistant who had been there for decades.
My co-workers were very welcoming and very helpful at teaching me new skills in the computer. Since I enjoyed working as a receptionist, the job was not hard for me. The most enjoyable part of the job was the ability to walk to class from work so easy. Also, My supervisor was very understanding when my class schedule worked every semester. He trusted me to return from class and continued my work and completed assignments. – less