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Caregiver careers

We’re looking for caregivers who pay attention.

Helping hands matter. So do dependable communication, respect for clients, attention to detail, and the willingness to follow through.

At Ms. Lewis’s Home Care, a caregiver is expected to learn the client, not simply complete an assignment.

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Care by The Lewis Standard

What we ask of every caregiver

  1. NOTICE

    Learn the client’s routines, preferences, and care plan.

  2. COMMUNICATE

    Document appropriately and speak up when information needs to be shared.

  3. ANTICIPATE

    Stay attentive to changing routines without stepping outside the non-medical role.

  4. ACT

    Follow the care plan, agency procedures, and reporting process.

The Lewis Human Intelligence System

Five parts you’ll use every visit.

You will use all five parts of the Lewis Human Intelligence System: notice through Look-Ahead, carry information through Handoff, contribute clear visit information for CareView, share observations for the 30-Day Care Check and follow Family Signal when reporting concerns.

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What we look for

Qualities that make care dependable

  • Dependability
  • Respect for clients and their homes
  • Professional communication
  • Attention to detail
  • Willingness to learn
  • Ability to follow care plans and procedures
  • A commitment to arriving prepared

Applicants must meet applicable California Home Care Aide requirements and the agency’s employment requirements.

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Support for caregivers

A team behind your work

One caregiver may provide the visit, but connected care requires an agency team. You should know whom to contact with a question, how to report a concern, and where to turn when something changes.

We want caregivers to understand the standard expected of them and the process that supports their work.

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