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TheKey is proud to be the largest private-pay provider for senior companionship and home care for aging seniors in North America. Competitive wages and weekly pay (to include overtime pay and holiday rate.
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TheKey, formerly Home Care Assistance, provides premium in-home care to older adults so they can live safely and comfortably at home as they age. At TheKey, we pride ourselves on hiring quality professionals who feel just as passionate as we do about helping transform the lives of aging adults by providing the utmost white glove experience for our clients to promote a healthy mind, body and spirit.
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TheKey provides premier in-home senior care to help older adults thrive at home with optimal independence, health, safety and happiness, all while affording their loved ones complete peace of mind.
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Concierge Nursing Referral Services is an established, premier nursing referral service branch of TheKey that offers placement assistance for nurses (RN and LVN) and therapists (PT, PTA, OT, etc.
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Competitive rates starting at $35 per hour (varies by client, negotiated prior to starting case) paid weekly. Pay: Rates starting at $35 per hour (varies by client, negotiated prior to starting case.
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Help execute comprehensive personalized weekly schedules and care plans. TheKey is an equal opportunity employer. Paid Training - Virtual/Online/Hands-On classes. Benefits - Medical, Vision, Dental, Health Savings Account, Flexible Spending Account (Health, Dependent Care, and Commuter Plans), Virtual Care, Employer-paid Life Insurance, Accidental Death and Dismemberment, Short Term Disability, Long Term Disability, Pet Insurance, Identity Theft Protection, Legal Plan, Employee Discount Program, Employee Assistance Program, Paid Sick Leave, and Mileage Reimbursement.
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Supply personal companionship, remaining actively engaged with each client by providing ongoing social & emotional support. PPE supplies provided if needed - masks (required), face shields, gowns and gloves.
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