I worked as a PCA with Attentive Care for nearly two years. I genuinely enjoyed working with my clients and took pride in the care I provided. Unfortunately, the agency's leadership and structure made the experience frustrating and unsustainable. Many of the supervisors were unprofessional and lacked proper communication. For example, Supervisor Maria once suggested that I pay for a Lyft to work and have the fare deducted from my paycheck -- instead of acknowledging that no transportation support was available. That would've meant spending nearly all of my earnings just to get to work. I had already been advocating for full-time hours for months, but my requests were constantly ignored or brushed off. Despite being told at hire that benefits and full-time opportunities were available, that rarely turned out to be true. I was assigned to a client approved for 35 hours of care -- yet I was only given 25 hours while another worker was scheduled for 10. To reach 30 hours, you're expected to pick up additional clients or shifts, but those are rarely available. They claim you can get benefits, but they actively keep most staff below the threshold needed to qualify. Another major issue is lack of transparency. In the beginning, I was told by a supervisor that mileage reimbursement wasn't offered. After over a year of transporting clients and running errands for them, I found out from a different supervisor that mileage reimbursement actually is available -- something I could have been compensated for the entire time. On top of this, I was constantly contacted about completing in-services -- which I always did -- but was treated like I was incompetent or forgetful, even after showing proof of completion. I also called ahead to report that I forgot to clock out one day so my pay wouldn't be delayed, only to be questioned about it a week later, as if I hadn't already explained. They expect workers to operate with complete professionalism, but don't extend the same courtesy back. Growth is nearly impossible here, and you're left feeling undervalued no matter how well you perform. If you're looking for a part-time job and aren't relying on benefits or full-time hours, this might be a fit. But if you're hoping for advancement, consistency, or fair treatment, I would proceed with caution. Even my cousin, who worked over 40 hours a week, never received benefits -- and she had to rush to clock out to avoid unpaid overtime because the agency wouldn't compensate beyond a certain cap. There are some great people here, and I wish them well, but the structure and leadership need serious improvement if they want to retain hardworking, capable caregivers. read more

Attentive care offers a great and informative training program! I learned so much about the requirements of being a PCA, and now I can use my certification in my work and personal life. read more

I've worked for Attentive Care for the past few years and can truly say it's one of the best employment experiences that I've had. It's nice to come to work and feel valued, appreciated, and know that my work matters. Every employee from the managers to the aides have one common goal: To provide quality care to those who need it. And that's exactly what we do! I'm proud to call myself a part of the Attentive Care family. read more

I've enjoyed learning new things about caring for people properly however the sign on bonus was a bit misleading. I'm interested to see what's in store. Darryl is great and very informative. read more

I have been with Attentive Care for 12 years. It is truly the best company to work for. Management and staff care about its employees and clients and we strive to ensure quality care to all in need of our home health care services. read more

Friendly professional staff. Always answers the phone, top notch caregivers. I highly recommend Attentive Care

I've been with this agency for 5 years now and appreciate the family atmosphere. I love working with the employees and clients and look forward to many more years with the company. If you are looking for care for a loved one or looking for a job, I would definitely give them a call! read more