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Hiring & retention software for your home health care business

Handle the high volume and high turnover of the home health care industry with software that helps you find and grow the right team.

We Know Your Business

Find home health care workers who stick around

Caregivers you can trust are tough to find. Plus, turnover can be disruptive to the elderly person receiving care—and their families. If you’re looking to fill openings at your home care business, you’ll need to attract top talent that will stick around.

We analyzed benchmark data from the home care industry to better understand how you should hire and retain your team.

Here’s how to attract and keep top candidates:

Stand out to candidates with a custom Careers page

Show what makes your business different with a page that attracts quality applicants.

Fun fact: Candidates applying from company pages are 4x more likely to become hires than those who come from job boards.

Helping home care franchises & associations build winning teams

myCNAjobs is the #1 platform for caregivers, HHAs, CNAs and Home Health Aides. The CareerPlug x myCNAjobs integration enables clients to post unlimited jobs to myCNAjobs to a network of 5.2 million caregivers.

Customer stories

Ready to hire & retain the right candidates?

Find out how we can help your business grow.

Frequently asked questions about home health care hiring software

Is CareerPlug actually built for home care franchise brands and agencies?

Yes. Home care is one of the industries we know best — structural turnover, high-stakes compliance, and caregiver shortages that keep getting worse. We've partnered with 400+ franchise brands across service industries, home care among the heaviest. The product sits at the split we designed for: each agency or franchisee has their own account (their hiring, their decisions, their employment relationship), and the brand or network gets PartnerHub visibility across every location without crossing into joint-employer territory. That's the structure that works for how this industry actually runs.

Turnover in home care is rarely a pay problem, and software can't fix pay. What it can fix is everything around pay — which is where most agencies lose people first. Structured onboarding, first-week check-ins, clear schedule communication, and a manager showing up in the first 30 days. Agencies that put these in place cut first-90-day attrition meaningfully. Our 90-day onboarding workflow doesn't do the management — it makes sure the management happens.

All of it runs inside the hiring and onboarding workflow. Proof of CNA licensure, CPR, First Aid, and state-specific caregiver certs can be required before a new hire is scheduled, with expiration dates tracked automatically. Background check vendors integrate directly, so the check runs and results route back without manual handoffs. For multi-state franchise systems, requirements are set per location — a caregiver hired in California gets California requirements; a caregiver in Texas gets Texas. The brand doesn't have to hand-maintain 50 different checklists, and each agency can't accidentally skip a step.

Onboarding, and most agencies know that but don't have a system behind it. The pattern we see across the 60,000+ locations we work with is consistent: the first 30 days are when people decide whether they stay, and structure is what makes the difference. A welcome message before day one, a schedule for the first two weeks, a direct supervisor name and number, and check-ins at day 7, day 30, and day 60 — that caregiver stays at a different rate than one who gets a training binder and a "good luck." Our 90-day onboarding workflow is built around exactly that sequence.

PartnerHub is the franchisor view — aggregated data on time-to-hire by location, applicant volume, caregiver turnover trends, onboarding completion rates, open-role count. Franchisors can see which agencies are struggling and coach accordingly, not by managing individual hires but by knowing who needs help and what kind. Each agency still owns its own account, its own applicants, its own hiring decisions. We built the structure this way on purpose, and it's the right shape for how this industry operates under current joint-employer guidance.