In-Home Care Provider/CNA
About the job
- Reliable transportation, a valid driver's license, and auto insurance are required.
- The caregiver must pass caregiver and criminal background checks.
- The caregiver must be able to safely perform transfers and personal care activities.
- The caregiver must be willing to work with family members and pets in the home.
- Strong communication skills, kindness, and dependability are expected.
- Empty the urinal and assist with ostomy bag changes.
- Organize the bedside table and prepare supplies for the day or bedtime.
- Assist with stretching and mobility exercises.
- Perform slide board transfers.
- Assist with dressing the lower half of the body.
- Complete bed baths and assist with personal hygiene.
- Provide wound care and dressing changes; training is included.
- Provide general assistance, light housekeeping, and care-area tidying.
- Accompany the member on occasional community outings, such as weekend coffee outings.
- One year of caregiving experience is preferred.
- CNA certification is preferred but not required.
- Experience with wound care and dressing changes is strongly preferred.
About the company
CDCN helps people who self-direct their in-home care by coordinating a nationwide network of caregivers and handling Medicaid payments. Clients and families choose how their home care is organized, and CDCN provides access to caregivers, scheduling, oversight, and payer support to implement that plan. The company differentiates itself with its national reach, large caregiver network (over 138,000), and focus on caregiver development and mission-driven values, supported by a long history since 1990. Its goal is to help people live safely, healthily, and independently at home by delivering personalized, in-home care.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Missoula, Montana
Founded
1990
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- 2025 employee ownership supports retention and recruiting in a labor-starved caregiving market.
- Expanded 2026 Tennessee website and program workflows improve caregiver onboarding and compliance.
- 2026 state contract renewal visibility supports cross-selling new Medicaid waivers and brokerage services.
What critics are saying
- State Medicaid rate pressure hits TennCare fees on July 1, 2026, squeezing margins.
- Washington's 2025-2027 SEIU contract raises labor costs and union bargaining leverage.
- Large-state fiscal intermediary scrutiny after 2026 New York CDPAP fraud litigation threatens CDCN's model.
What makes Consumer Direct Care Network unique
- 2025 EOT gives employees over 30% ownership across 14 states.
- CDCN serves self-directed in-home care for disability, chronic illness, and aging clients.
- Tennessee contract runs through June 30, 2028, anchoring recurring Medicaid administration revenue.
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Benefits
- Flexible Work Hours