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Home-care jobs · Connecticut & Massachusetts
Care work, clearly connected.
AideBoard is a job board for home care. Caregivers apply to openings posted by home-care agencies and choose when an agency sees their phone or email. Agencies post jobs, review applicants and hire with their own checks.
Watch the one-minute tourA job board, not a care service. Do not enter patient or health information — no patient names, diagnoses, medications, or care plans — anywhere on AideBoard.
Your phone and email stay private until you say yes.
Light or dark in the phone app
Made for
- Home health aides
- Nursing assistants
- Personal care aides
- Companions
- Homemakers
- Live-in aides
and the home-care agencies in Connecticut and Massachusetts that hire them.
Watch the tour
See AideBoard in one minute.
A quick walk through both sides: a caregiver applying and answering a contact request, then an agency reviewing applicants.
Read what happens in the video
- Large type appears on a light blue background, ending with a coral dot. On screen: “Care work, clearly connected.”
- The AideBoard logo, then the jobs page in a browser window. The view moves closer to the first job. On screen: “Home-care jobs in Connecticut and Massachusetts. You decide who sees your contact details.”
- A pointer clicks Apply on a weekend job. A panel slides in listing what the agency will see, and the line saying your phone number and email are not shared is circled. On screen: “See what the agency will see, before you send.”
- The caregiver profile, partway through its three short steps. The view moves from the step markers down to the chosen role and days. On screen: “Set up your profile with a few taps.”
- My applications. The view moves in on a card saying an agency would like your contact details, then to its Share my details and Not now buttons. On screen: “Agencies ask. You decide. Share, or not now.”
- A blue title card. On screen: “For home-care agencies.”
- The agency dashboard shows one new applicant. A pointer opens the job, chooses Move to, then Contacted, and an Undo button appears. On screen: “Review applicants. Move them on in one tap, with Undo.”
- The AideBoard team's review queue, with one new agency waiting for activation. Activation only turns on access to AideBoard; it is not a check of the agency. On screen: “New agencies wait in one review queue for the AideBoard team.”
- The phone app's home screen, with the jobs list and a profile screen beside it. Then the screen and the background switch to dark mode. On screen: “On your phone, in light or dark.”
- The AideBoard logo draws in, followed by the name and tagline. On screen: “AideBoard. Care work, clearly connected. For caregivers and home-care agencies in Connecticut and Massachusetts.”
Background music and soft sound effects, with no narration. Screens show fictional people and agencies.
How contact sharing works
Contact details stay private until a caregiver says yes.
- 1
An agency asks
After you apply, an agency can request to see your contact details for that application.
- 2
You decide
Share or decline in one tap. Your phone and email are never shared without your yes.
- 3
Change your mind any time
Stop sharing or block an agency from your applications page. They may already have saved what you shared.
See how it works
Built for both sides of home care.
Keep recruiting organized for your whole team.
The AideBoard team activates new agency accounts before they can post jobs. Activation is an access decision, not a license, insurance, or credential check.
Register your agency
Light and dark
Light
Clear and bright for the daytime.
Dark
Easy on the eyes on an overnight shift.
The AideBoard phone app switches between light and dark from the top of any screen.
Our boundaries
A job board with deliberate boundaries.
Caregiver details are self-reported. AideBoard does not verify credentials, run background checks, employ caregivers, manage payroll, or guarantee staffing. Hiring organizations remain responsible for every employment and compliance decision.
- Your phone and email stay private until you say yes.
- Stop sharing or block an agency at any time.
- Profiles and job posts describe the work, never patients.
- Delete your account whenever you choose.
Questions, answered.
Something else? Visit Support.
Who is AideBoard for?
Caregivers looking for home-care work in Connecticut or Massachusetts, and the home-care agencies there that are hiring. Everyone using AideBoard must be an adult.
Who can see my phone number and email?
Only an agency you say yes to, for that application. Applying shares your name, your profile and your note, never your phone or email. You can stop sharing later, but an agency may already have saved what you shared.
Are caregiver profiles checked by AideBoard?
No. Profiles are self-reported. Agencies run their own credential and background checks and make every hiring decision.
Is AideBoard an employer or a staffing agency?
No. AideBoard is a job board. Agencies hire caregivers directly, and pay, schedules and employment are between the caregiver and the agency.
What should never go on AideBoard?
Never enter patient or health information of any kind: no patient names, diagnoses, medications, care plans or private home addresses. AideBoard checks job posts and notes for patient information before they are saved.
How does an agency join?
Register your agency and your account. The AideBoard team activates new agencies before they can post jobs. Activation is an access decision, not a license, insurance, or credential check.
Take AideBoard with you.
AideBoard works in any web browser on your phone or computer. We are also building phone apps for iPhone and Android.
