Caregiver jobs in the Lehigh Valley
Hourly, overnight and live-in cases across Lehigh and Northampton counties, matched to where you live, with an office that treats you like family. Apply in a few minutes, and our Bethlehem office will call you.
Apply to our Lehigh Valley office
The application takes a few minutes on a phone. Then our Bethlehem office calls you to set up an interview.
Why caregivers join us
- Competitive pay
- Quick and easy hiring
- Apply today, work tomorrow
- Holiday pay
- Make your own schedule
- Overtime pay
- Recognition for great work
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For caregivers already on our team
Ask the Lehigh Valley office about open cases or time off, and open the staff binder for training documents and how-to guides.
Caregiver resources
Orientation and training documents, how-to guides and the orientation video. Your office gives you the password.
Cases near where you live, across two counties
Our Lehigh Valley office staffs hourly visits, overnight shifts and live-in cases across Lehigh and Northampton counties. The application asks where you live, and we offer you cases you can actually reach.
Tell us how you get to work. If you drive, the whole valley is open to you. If you ride LANTA, name the routes you use. LANTA's January 2026 schedule change cut trips on several routes, including some late-evening runs, and we'd rather plan around that than leave you waiting at a stop after a shift.
What Pennsylvania asks for before your first shift
Pennsylvania requires every home care agency to check the criminal history of its direct care workers. If you've lived in the state for the past two years, that's a Pennsylvania State Police record. If you've lived here for less time, it's an FBI fingerprint check, along with a determination letter from the Pennsylvania Department of Aging. The office will walk you through whichever one applies.
An HHA certificate or CNA helps, but what matters most is that you've cared for someone before and you're good with people. Orientation covers the rest, including the KanTime app you clock in with.
Who you'd be working for
Our Lehigh Valley office serves Lehigh and Northampton counties, and we hold our care to standards above and beyond what the state requires. The office is at 74 W. Broad Street in Bethlehem, and the scheduler who offers you cases works there. We back up the caregivers who do this work and treat them like family, which is why they stay with us.
See the care we provide and the towns we serve.
What we ask of caregivers
- A current, valid photo ID
- The legal right to work in the United States
- Experience caring for someone
- A warm, patient way with people
Questions caregivers ask us
Still have a question? Call or text us. Someone is here to talk, any time of day.
(484) 626-5420Click or tap a question to see the answer.
What kind of caregiver work does Always Responsive Home Care's Lehigh Valley office have?
Our Lehigh Valley office staffs hourly visits, overnight shifts and live-in cases. You choose the kind of work you want on the application.
What do I need to apply?
A current photo ID, the legal right to work in the United States, and experience caring for someone. The application also asks whether you hold an active certification, such as a Pennsylvania Home Health Aide (PA HHA) or a CNA.
How does hiring work after I apply?
Our Lehigh Valley office calls you to set up an interview. We check your references and run a background check, and orientation walks you through how we work. Then we match you with a client whose care fits your experience, and the office supports you from your first shift on.
How do I get paid?
You clock in and out of each visit on the KanTime app, and you're paid through Paychex. The office helps you set up both before your first shift.
Who do I call when something changes on a shift?
Call our Lehigh Valley office at (484) 626-5420. Someone answers at any hour, including nights and weekends.
How do I ask for time off or more hours?
Call or text our Lehigh Valley office as early as you can. The scheduler arranges coverage for your clients when you're off, and tells you about open cases near your home when you want more hours.
What background check does Pennsylvania require for home care workers?
Pennsylvania requires home care agencies to get a criminal history report for every direct care worker before hiring. If you have lived in Pennsylvania for the two years before you apply, that is a Pennsylvania State Police criminal history record. If you haven't, it is an FBI criminal history record based on fingerprints, along with a letter of determination from the Pennsylvania Department of Aging. Our Lehigh Valley office explains which you need when it calls you.
Where are the caregiver jobs in the Lehigh Valley?
Across Lehigh and Northampton counties, in every town our service areas page lists. The application asks where you live, and our Bethlehem office offers you cases you can reach.