Non-medical in-home senior care and caregiver staffing network
Home Instead delivers non-medical in-home care for older adults, backed by parent company Honor Technology. Hiring is overwhelmingly junior, healthcare-focused caregiver roles, and job posts repeatedly cite caregiver shortages and retention, making workforce supply the core operating constraint. The stack pairs home-care platforms AlayaCare and MatrixCare with ADP Workforce Now and Homebase, a setup built around scheduling and paying a large hourly workforce.
Home Instead provides in-home care services that help seniors stay safe and independent at home, ranging from occasional respite care to full-time support. Services include eldercare, companionship, and professional non-medical caregiving delivered by its Care Pros. The company is privately held, headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, and operates under parent company Honor Technology. It lists 201–500 employees and recruits in the United States, Canada, Brazil, Peru, Germany, and China. Its sales and marketing teams focus on local referral networks and community partnerships.
Home Instead uses AlayaCare and MatrixCare for home care operations, Salesforce for CRM, ADP Workforce Now and Homebase for workforce management, QuickBooks for accounting, plus eFax, Teladoc, Google Ads, and Google Analytics.
Yes. Healthcare caregiver roles dominate Home Instead's hiring, mostly at junior level, with smaller openings in sales, support, operations, and HR. Hiring velocity is steady.
Home Instead is headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, United States, and operates as a privately held company under parent company Honor Technology.
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