Caregiver, Elderly​/Senior Care, Home Care

Pansy Homecare is hiring experienced caregivers for in-home dementia care in the Hartford area.

We're looking for dependable caregivers who want meaningful work, competitive pay, and a team that actually supports them.
Day, evening, overnight, and weekend opportunities may be available depending on client needs.

If you have experience caring for seniors and clients living with dementia or Alzheimer's, we'd love to hear from you.

Our caregivers provide one-on-one care that helps clients remain safe and comfortable at home.

Your responsibilities may include:

• Personal care including bathing, toileting, grooming, dressing, and feeding

• Assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs)

• Mobility and transfer assistance

• Dementia and Alzheimer's care

• Behavior support

• Meal preparation

• Companionship

• Following individualized care plans

• Communicating changes or concerns to the care team

• $19.50/hour starting pay — up to $25/hour

• Weekly pay

• Early wage access through Tap Check

• Double pay on holidays

• Day‑one Aflac benefits — vision, dental and short-term disability

• Badge and uniform provided

• Health insurance, vision, dental and 401(k) after 60 days

• $150 employee referral bonus

• $50 Caregiver of the Month award

• Up to $2,500 through our Caregiver Grant Fund

• Additional recognition and incentive opportunities

• 3+ years of professional caregiving experience

• 1+ year of dementia care experience

• Hands‑on personal care and ADL experience

• Reliable transportation

• Ability to commit to an agreed‑upon schedule

• Willingness to complete a background check and drug screen

• Must be 18 years or older

CNA, HHA, PCA, and experienced home care professionals are encouraged to apply.

We’re a dementia‑focused home care agency
, so our team understands the challenges that come with dementia care.

You’ll have a care plan to follow, a team you can call, and leadership that is available when you need support. We believe caregivers should feel supported rather than left on their own.