Pediatric Home Health Aide Support

Warm, certified aides who help with your child’s daily care, from bathing and dressing to mealtimes, mobility and play. They follow your child’s care plan and your family’s routines, so days feel calmer for everyone.

A pediatric home health aide sits with a young girl and a teddy bear.

What Does a Pediatric Home Health Aide Do?

A certified home health aide (CHHA) helps your child with personal care and everyday routines at home. Aides work under the direction of a nurse, and they focus on comfort, hygiene and the daily tasks that can be hard to manage alone when your child has extra health needs.

How Our Aides Will Help With

Our pediatric home health aides will help help with tasks including, but not limited to:

  • Bathing, hygiene and toileting
  • Feeding support and mealtime help
  • Dressing and grooming
  • Positioning, transfers and mobility help
  • Light housekeeping related to your child’s care, like laundry and tidying their space
  • Companionship, play and keeping routines on track
A pediatric home health aide sits with a young boy.

Who Is Pediatric Home Health Aide Support For?

Home health aide support is for families who need an extra set of trained hands with daily care. It’s often a good fit for:

  • Children with disabilities or developmental conditions who need help with bathing, dressing, toileting or getting around
  • Children with chronic conditions whose daily routines take a lot of time and care
  • Children who also receive nursing care, for the hours or days when a nurse isn’t needed
  • Parents who need a break to rest, run errands or spend time with siblings
  • Teens and young adults who need help with personal care as they grow


Not sure if aide support is right for your child? Call us at (916) 302-6745 and we’ll talk it through with you.

How It Works

1

Join the Waitlist

Tell us your county and the best way to reach you. It takes less than a minute.

2

Talk With Our Team

Once we open, we’ll call to learn about your child’s needs, coverage and schedule.

3

Care Begins at Home

A nurse follows your child’s plan of care, working alongside your family and doctors.

Frequently Asked Questions About Pediatric Home Health Aides

When will you start accepting clients?

We're completing state licensing now, with accreditation to follow. Join the waitlist and we'll contact you as soon as we open.

What's the difference between an aide and a nurse?

Aides help with personal care and daily routines. Nurses provide medical care, like medications, trach care and tube feedings.

What counties do you serve?

We are still going through licensure and accreditation, but we plan to serve a wide range of Northern California, including Alameda, Contra Costa, El Dorado, Sacramento, San Joaquin, Santa Clara, Solano, and Yolo Counties.

Are your aides certified?

Yes. Our aides will be certified home health aides, chosen for their warmth and experience with children.

Be the First to Know When We Open Near You

We are in the final stages of completing our state licensing and preparing for accreditation. Once both steps are finished, we will be approved to begin serving pediatric clients across Northern California. If you would like to be notified the moment enrollment opens, please fill out the form below. Our team will keep you updated as we move through each milestone and get closer to our official launch.

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