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New Horizons In-Home Care

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Not The Worst, And Not Improving - Home Care Aide New Horizons In-Home Care Employee Review

3.0
Jan 6, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

+++ability to set own hours +++decent & quick paid training +++some truly wonderful clients +++decently responsible policies about COVID

Cons

--you will receive constant off-hours texts & voicemails about filling in/picking up shifts --no benefits under full-time hours --company is eliminating shifts shorter than 4 hours, which disregards your schedule needs AND clientss time & energy limits --very hardd to connect with other caregivers to discuss your working conditions, except for under the company's eye through facebook workspaces. no mentioning / connecting to Oregon care workers' union, SEIU 503 --good luck getting any kind of material support if you get sick or injured & aren't full-time --all the office staff who used to care about stuff & acted like regular people quit or got quietly transferred last year --you're going to have to be ready for a lot of corporate language and pressure to sacrifice your sleep cycle or meal hours to fill increasing emergency shifts & substitutes for caregivers who got sick. bonuses aren't offered for fill-ins until the last minute when you may have planned something else already

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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
Recommend
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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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