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New Horizons In-Home Care

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Good and Bad - Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) New Horizons In-Home Care Employee Review

3.0
Oct 25, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

Flexible schedule, short and long shifts available for caregivers (not always nursing staff), amazing clients

Cons

Start every one at base rate of pay regardless of experience, promote unlicensed staff into roles that require a license, pay their office staff more than their frontline workers, communication can be impossible at times, and if you relay information make sure you put it in writing too or it will get lost (even then it may get lost), last minute changes and tasks, paperwork fiascos, overall disorganization

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5.0
Jul 16, 2026
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Pros

Feeling a sense of accomplishment helping to make a clients life just a little bit brighter!

Cons

Can take a lot of mental energy, and it can be hard emotionally.

5.0
Apr 9, 2026
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Pros

The clients appreciate you. They really do, and they'll let you know how happy they are to have you. This job does make a real difference in people's lives day by day. A lot of independence and trust is placed in you as a CG. I appreciate that.

Cons

You never really know what you're walking into. No matter what the care plan says there will often times be issues not stated in the care plan, no matter how many questions you ask for clarification. Usually environmental challenges. Clients normally get 40 reimbursable miles a month and after those are gone (they go quick), its at the caregivers expense to run errands for the client.

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