Frequently Asked Questions

Home care jobs pay higher than minimum wage. All the trainings offered are free. For some trainings, you are paid when you attend. You may be able to earn more per hour based on the number of hours you work or the certifications you get.

People who work in home care get benefits when they meet certain requirements. Benefits include:

• paid time off
• pay when you work overtime
• health care options
• dental and vision coverage
• Employee Assistance Program
• OregonSaves retirement savings account

Yes! In any of the four home care roles, you pick who you want to work with. You use an online tool, Carina, to find people who need support based on the hours, type of care and work environment you want. You can work for people who want full-time or part-time support.