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Ten specialties

The roles we place permanent staff into.

If your need is not listed below, ask. Our network reaches well beyond this list and we will tell you straight whether we are the right partner for the brief.

Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs)

State-certified CNAs for skilled nursing, assisted living and home care. Background and license verified.

Home Health Aides (HHAs)

HHA-certified caregivers placed with home care agencies and Medicaid-funded providers. Compassion-led.

Personal Care Aides

PCAs for ADL support, light housekeeping, mobility and companionship. State-trained where required.

Medication Technicians

State-certified med techs for assisted living and memory care. Med-pass-trained, audit-ready.

Registered Nurses (RNs)

RNs for home health, hospice, assisted living and case management. License-verified, supervisory-ready.

Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs)

LPNs for skilled nursing, hospice support and home care visits. License-verified, supervised by RNs.

Companion Caregivers

Companion-care specialists for non-medical companionship, errands and social engagement. Senior-focused.

Memory Care Specialists

Caregivers trained in dementia, Alzheimer's and behavioural-care techniques for memory care units.

Hospice Support Staff

Hospice CNAs, HHAs and support staff with end-of-life-care training and the steady temperament for it.

Care Coordinators

RN and non-clinical care coordinators, scheduling leads and intake managers for home care & hospice.

How a Higher Care brief actually runs

The specialty decides part of the workflow. Most of it is the same. Whether the role is a CNA in Texas or an LPN in New Jersey, the steady process is the same: brief, screen, submit, support, follow up.

1. Specialty-specific brief

We come into the briefing call ready. If it is a memory care role, we know which behavioural-care techniques matter. If it is hospice, we know what kind of temperament holds up. We will not waste your call asking the basics.

2. License, background and reference verification

State license, federal and state background checks, drug screen where required, plus reference contact with current and previous employer. All before submission, not after.

3. Compassion-led screening

We ask why someone went into care, how they handle a difficult shift, what kept them in a previous role and what made them leave. The answers tell us whether the caregiver will last six months on your floor.

4. Offer and onboarding support

We coordinate the offer, manage counter-offer pressure, line up the start date and check in at day 7, 30 and 90.

Common questions

How quickly can you submit candidates?
Most briefs receive their first submission within 5-7 working days. Specialty briefs (memory care, hospice RN) may take a fortnight, we will tell you upfront.
What states do you cover?
All 50. Active caregiver and clinician networks across the US, with concentration in markets where home care, assisted living and hospice operators run multiple sites.
How are your fees structured?
For permanent placements we work on a percentage of first-year base pay or a flat fee per placement. The exact terms depend on level and specialty, agreed in writing before any candidate is submitted.
What does the replacement guarantee cover?
If a placed caregiver leaves or is dismissed within the agreed period, we source a free replacement. The window is usually 60-90 days for most caregiver roles, longer for clinician hires.

Got a brief that fits one of these?

Send the role and the must-haves. We reply same business day with a clear plan and a fee quote.

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