Filipino (Tagalog) Speaking HHA & PCA Jobs in New York

Join One of New York's Most Trusted Home Care Teams

If you're a Filipino or Tagalog-speaking Home Health Aide (HHA), Personal Care Aide (PCA), or Companion Caregiver, 7 Day Home Care is hiring compassionate caregivers throughout Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Bronx, Nassau County, Suffolk County and Westchester County.



Whether you're looking for full-time, part-time, live-in, overnight, weekend, or flexible hourly work, we offer opportunities to build a rewarding long-term career while making a meaningful difference in the lives of older adults and people living with disabilities.

Call 516-408-0034 today.

Many New York families specifically request caregivers who speak Tagalog or Filipino because clear communication, cultural understanding, and trust are incredibly important when caring for loved ones at home. As New York's Filipino community continues to grow, so does the demand for experienced Tagalog-speaking caregivers. Queens is home to the city's largest Filipino population, with strong communities in neighborhoods including Woodside, Elmhurst, Sunnyside, Fresh Meadows, and Queens Village, creating steady demand for bilingual caregivers throughout the region.

At 7 Day Home Care, we value every caregiver as a professional member of our team. We work hard to match caregivers with clients where they can build meaningful relationships while providing safe, dependable, and compassionate care.

Why Filipino & Tagalog-Speaking Caregivers Are in High Demand

Families often prefer a caregiver who speaks the same language as their loved one. When a client feels comfortable communicating in Tagalog, it can help reduce confusion, ease anxiety, and make everyday care more comfortable.

Tagalog-speaking caregivers are frequently requested for clients who need assistance with:

• Personal care and bathing
• Dressing and grooming
• Meal preparation
• Medication reminders
• Dementia and Alzheimer's care
• Parkinson's disease care
• Post-hospital recovery
• Mobility and fall prevention
• Companionship
• Transportation to appointments
• Light housekeeping
• Long-term daily assistance

Even when English is spoken within the household, many older adults naturally become more comfortable communicating in their native language, particularly when living with dementia or memory loss. Being able to explain care, provide reassurance, and have everyday conversations in Tagalog can greatly improve a client's quality of life.

 

Why Work at 7 Day Home Care?

Choosing a home care agency is about more than finding available shifts—it's about finding a company that respects caregivers, communicates clearly, and supports you throughout your career.

When you join 7 Day Home Care, you'll find:

• Competitive pay
• Weekly opportunities for new assignments
• Full-time and part-time positions
• Live-in caregiver opportunities
• Flexible scheduling
• Supportive office staff
• Experienced Registered Nurse supervision
• Clients throughout New York City and Long Island
• Consistent communication
• Respect for your professional experience
• Opportunities to build long-term client relationships

Whether you are newly certified or have years of professional caregiving experience, we strive to match you with assignments that fit your availability, skills, and preferences.

 

Apply Today

If you're a compassionate Filipino or Tagalog-speaking HHA, PCA, or Companion Caregiver, we'd love to meet you. Call 516-408-0034 today.

Office Location

7 Day Home Care
3000 Marcus Avenue
Suite 2E08
Lake Success, NY 11042

Applications Accepted

Monday–Friday
8:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Bring your:

• Active New York HHA or PCA certificate (if applicable)
• Government-issued photo ID
• Employment authorization documents
• Two written references
• Current physical examination
• Required medical documentation

Start building a rewarding caregiving career with a team that values compassion, professionalism, and exceptional care. Call 516-408-0034 today.

Why Filipino Caregivers Are Valued in Home Care + Career Opportunities

A Rewarding Career for Filipino & Tagalog-Speaking Caregivers

Across New York, thousands of families rely on compassionate home health aides and personal care aides every day. As the state's older adult population continues to grow, so does the need for professional caregivers who can provide exceptional care while helping clients remain safely in their own homes.

For many Filipino families, the ability to communicate in Tagalog provides comfort during difficult moments such as recovering from surgery, living with dementia, or managing a chronic illness. Families often seek caregivers who can explain care clearly, build trust, and communicate naturally with both clients and relatives.

At 7 Day Home Care, we proudly welcome Filipino caregivers from every background. Whether you recently became certified or have many years of professional caregiving experience, we believe compassion, reliability, professionalism, and respect are the qualities that make an outstanding caregiver.

What Makes an Exceptional Home Health Aide?

Great caregiving is about much more than completing daily tasks.

The best caregivers help clients maintain their dignity, independence, confidence, and quality of life while providing dependable support every day.

Outstanding caregivers consistently demonstrate:

• Compassion and patience
• Professionalism
• Strong communication skills
• Reliability and punctuality
• Respect for client independence
• Careful observation of health changes
• Excellent time management
• Teamwork with nurses and families
• A commitment to client safety
• Genuine kindness

These qualities matter regardless of the language you speak. However, when a caregiver can also communicate in a client's preferred language, it often creates a stronger relationship built on trust and understanding.

Why Tagalog Can Make a Difference

Language can play an important role in home care.

Clients living with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia sometimes become more comfortable communicating in the language they learned first. Speaking Tagalog may help reduce confusion, improve communication, and make daily routines feel more familiar for some clients.

Examples include:

• Explaining medications
• Providing reassurance during personal care
• Talking during meals
• Encouraging hydration
• Helping with exercise programs
• Reducing anxiety during transfers
• Communicating changes to family members
• Simply sharing everyday conversation

Every client is different. Some speak only English, some are bilingual, and others strongly prefer Tagalog. Being able to communicate in either language allows caregivers to better meet each client's individual needs.

Growing Demand for Filipino-Speaking Caregivers in New York

New York City is home to one of the largest Filipino communities on the East Coast. The Filipino population continues to grow, with Queens remaining the center of the community and neighborhoods such as Woodside, Elmhurst, Sunnyside, Fresh Meadows, and surrounding areas serving many Filipino families.

As more older adults choose to age at home instead of moving into nursing facilities, demand for experienced home health aides and personal care aides continues to increase. Families often request caregivers who understand their language, customs, or cultural background when available, particularly for long-term assignments. While every hiring decision is based on client needs and caregiver qualifications, bilingual caregivers can be especially valuable when language compatibility is important.

Careers Available at 7 Day Home Care

We hire compassionate caregivers for a wide variety of positions, including:

Home Health Aide (HHA)

Provide hands-on personal care while helping clients remain safe, comfortable, and independent at home.

Personal Care Aide (PCA)

Assist clients with activities of daily living while encouraging independence and dignity.

Companion Caregiver

Provide companionship, conversation, meal preparation, transportation assistance, light housekeeping, shopping assistance, and emotional support.

Live-In Caregiver

Remain in the client's home during an extended assignment while providing around-the-clock support according to the client's care plan.

Overnight Caregiver

Provide supervision and assistance throughout the night for clients who require monitoring, mobility assistance, medication reminders, or help preventing falls.

Flexible Schedules That Fit Your Life

Every caregiver has different scheduling needs.

7 Day Home Care offers opportunities including:

• Full-time positions
• Part-time positions
• Live-in assignments
• Hourly shifts
• Overnight shifts
• Weekend assignments
• Weekday schedules
• Morning shifts
• Afternoon shifts
• Evening shifts
• Short-term cases
• Long-term client assignments

Our scheduling team works closely with caregivers to identify assignments that match their availability whenever possible.

Why Caregivers Choose 7 Day Home Care

We understand that talented caregivers have many employment options throughout New York.

Our goal is to build long-term relationships by providing:

• Respectful communication
• Professional office support
• Registered Nurse supervision
• Consistent client assignments whenever possible
• Competitive compensation and benefits
• Opportunities to work close to home
• A collaborative team environment
• A company that values compassion, integrity, and professionalism

When caregivers feel supported, clients receive better care—and that's the standard we strive for every day.

Home Health Aide (HHA) vs. Personal Care Aide (PCA) vs. Companion Caregiver

Understanding HHA, PCA & Companion Caregiver Jobs in New York

One of the most common questions we hear is:

"What's the difference between a Home Health Aide (HHA), a Personal Care Aide (PCA), and a Companion Caregiver?"

While these roles all help clients remain safely at home, they have different training requirements, responsibilities, and scopes of practice under New York regulations. Home care services are provided according to an individualized plan of care, and aides receive orientation, ongoing education, and nurse supervision as required by New York State.

Understanding these differences can help you determine which position best matches your experience, certification, and career goals.

What Does a Home Health Aide (HHA) Do?

A Home Health Aide (HHA) provides hands-on personal care and health-related support to clients who need assistance because of aging, illness, disability, injury, or recovery after hospitalization.

HHAs work under the supervision of a Registered Nurse and provide care according to an individualized care plan. New York requires approved training and competency evaluation before someone may work as an HHA.

Typical HHA responsibilities include:

• Assisting with bathing and personal hygiene
• Dressing and grooming
• Toileting and incontinence care
• Safe transfers and mobility assistance
• Walking assistance
• Medication reminders (as permitted by the care plan)
• Meal preparation
• Feeding assistance when appropriate
• Light housekeeping
• Laundry
• Shopping and errands
• Observing changes in the client's condition
• Reporting concerns to the supervising nurse
• Providing companionship and emotional support

Every client's needs are different. Some require only a few hours of assistance each week, while others receive daily or live-in care.

What Does a Personal Care Aide (PCA) Do?

A Personal Care Aide (PCA) helps clients safely perform activities of daily living so they can continue living independently in their own homes.

Many day-to-day responsibilities are similar to those of an HHA, although the services provided depend on the client's authorized care plan and applicable New York regulations. PCAs also complete approved training and work within a defined scope of practice.

Common PCA responsibilities include:

• Personal hygiene assistance
• Dressing
• Grooming
• Meal preparation
• Grocery shopping
• Light housekeeping
• Laundry
• Assistance with walking
• Transfers
• Fall prevention
• Medication reminders
• Companionship
• Transportation assistance
• Helping clients remain active and engaged

PCAs play an essential role in helping clients maintain independence while reducing the risk of injury or hospitalization.

 

What Does a Companion Caregiver Do?

A Companion Caregiver primarily provides non-medical assistance and social support.

Many older adults live alone and benefit from having someone who provides conversation, encouragement, and assistance with everyday activities.

Companion caregivers commonly help with:

• Friendly conversation
• Social engagement
• Meal preparation
• Grocery shopping
• Running errands
• Light housekeeping
• Laundry
• Transportation to appointments
• Recreational activities
• Walking companionship
• Safety supervision
• Emotional support

Companion care can significantly reduce loneliness while helping older adults remain connected to their communities.

Can You Build a Long-Term Career in Home Care?

Absolutely.

Many caregivers begin as HHAs or PCAs and spend years developing expertise in caring for older adults with:

• Alzheimer's disease
• Dementia
• Parkinson's disease
• Stroke recovery
• Multiple sclerosis
• Diabetes
• Heart disease
• Arthritis
• Post-surgical recovery
• Fall prevention
• Hospice support
• General aging-related care

Others use their experience as a foundation for careers in nursing, rehabilitation, healthcare administration, or other allied health professions.

Regardless of your long-term goals, home care provides valuable experience while allowing you to make a meaningful difference in someone's life every day.

 

Why Clients Value Consistent Caregivers

One of the greatest strengths of home care is the opportunity to build long-term relationships.

Unlike hospitals or nursing facilities where staff frequently change, home care often allows caregivers to work with the same client over an extended period.

This continuity helps:

• Build trust
• Improve communication
• Create consistent daily routines
• Reduce anxiety
• Support better understanding of client preferences
• Improve overall quality of life

For many families, finding a dependable caregiver becomes one of the most important parts of successfully aging at home.

Where Filipino & Tagalog-Speaking Caregivers Work in New York

Serving Families Throughout New York City, & Long Island

At 7 Day Home Care, our caregivers provide one-on-one care to clients throughout New York City, and Long Island, New York.

Unlike working in a nursing home or assisted living facility, home care allows you to work directly in a client's home, helping them remain safe, comfortable, and independent in familiar surroundings.

We receive referrals for clients with many different care needs, allowing caregivers to find assignments that best match their skills, experience, and availability.

Areas Where We Frequently Hire Tagalog-Speaking Caregivers

We regularly hire Filipino and Tagalog-speaking caregivers for assignments throughout:

Queens: Queens is home to one of the largest Filipino communities in the United States, making it one of the strongest areas for Tagalog-speaking caregiver opportunities.

Common assignment locations include:

• Whitestone
• Floral Park
• Douglaston
• College Point
• Fresh Meadows
• Bayside
• Flushing
• Queens Village
• Forest Hills
• Rego Park
• Jamaica Estates
• Kew Gardens
• Richmond Hill

Because many multilingual families live throughout Queens, bilingual caregivers are often highly valued for assignments where language compatibility helps improve communication and comfort.

Nassau County: We also serve clients across Nassau County, including communities such as:

• Great Neck
• Manhasset
• New Hyde Park
• Lake Success
• Garden City
• Mineola
• Roslyn
• Port Washington
• Old Westbury
• Oceanside
• Plainview
• Syosset
• Jericho
• East Meadow
• Rockville Centre

Many caregivers appreciate Nassau County assignments because they can often work closer to home while serving clients throughout the North Shore and central Nassau communities.

Suffolk County: Our caregivers also assist clients throughout Suffolk County, including:

• Huntington
• Melville
• Commack
• Smithtown
• Stony Brook
• East Northport
• Northport
• Cutchogue
• Dix Hills
• Sag Harbor
• Patchogue
• Port Jefferson
• East Hampton

As Long Island's population continues to age, demand for dependable home care professionals continues to grow.

Manhattan: Many of our clients live throughout Manhattan, including neighborhoods such as:

• Upper East Side
• Upper West Side
• Midtown
• Murray Hill
• Gramercy
• Chelsea
• Greenwich Village
• SoHo
• Tribeca
• Financial District
• Battery Park City
• Sutton Place
• Central Park South

Manhattan assignments range from a few hours per week to full-time and live-in cases.

Brooklyn: We also provide care throughout Brooklyn, including:

• Bay Ridge
• Bensonhurst
• Dyker Heights
• Borough Park
• Red Hook
• Sheepshead Bay
• Vinegar Hill
• Park Slope
• Brooklyn Heights
• Williamsburg
• Carroll Gardens
• Cobble Hill

Many Brooklyn families seek experienced caregivers who can provide consistent, long-term support for aging parents and relatives.

Types of Clients You May Work With

Every client is unique.

Depending on your certification, experience, and the client's individualized care plan, you may work with individuals who are:

• Recovering after surgery
• Returning home after hospitalization
• Living with Alzheimer's disease
• Living with dementia
• Living with Parkinson's disease
• Recovering from a stroke
• Living with multiple sclerosis
• Managing diabetes
• Receiving hospice or palliative support
• Experiencing limited mobility
• At increased risk for falls
• Simply needing assistance with daily activities as they age

Each assignment is carefully matched to ensure caregivers have the appropriate skills and support needed to provide high-quality care.

Flexible Assignments That Match Your Availability

No two caregivers have the same schedule.

Our staffing coordinators work to match caregivers with assignments that fit their availability whenever possible.

Available opportunities may include:

• Hourly daytime shifts
• Evening shifts
• Overnight shifts
• Live-in assignments
• Weekend schedules
• Weekday schedules
• Full-time employment
• Part-time employment
• Temporary coverage
• Long-term ongoing cases

Whether you're looking for one consistent client or several part-time assignments, our team works closely with you to identify opportunities that align with your schedule. Call 516-408-0034 today.

Why Home Care Is Different

Many caregivers choose home care because it offers something hospitals and nursing facilities often cannot: the opportunity to build meaningful, long-term relationships with clients.

Working one-on-one allows caregivers to:

• Provide individualized attention
• Better understand each client's preferences
• Build trust with families
• Deliver more personalized care
• Create consistent daily routines
• Help clients remain safely at home

For many caregivers, these relationships become one of the most rewarding aspects of the profession.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are Filipino-speaking caregivers most needed in New York?

Tagalog-speaking caregivers are needed throughout New York City, Long Island, and Westchester. Demand is especially strong in Queens, which has one of the largest Filipino communities in the state, but bilingual caregivers may be requested anywhere language compatibility benefits a client or family.

Can I work close to where I live?

Whenever possible, 7 Day Home Care works to match caregivers with assignments that are reasonably convenient based on client availability, caregiver qualifications, scheduling needs, and geographic location.

Are there live-in caregiver jobs available?

Yes. We regularly hire live-in caregivers as well as hourly, overnight, weekend, part-time, and full-time caregivers throughout our service area.

Apply Today | Hiring Process | Frequently Asked Questions

Start Your Caregiving Career with 7 Day Home Care

If you're a compassionate Filipino or Tagalog-speaking Home Health Aide (HHA), Personal Care Aide (PCA), or Companion Caregiver, we'd love the opportunity to meet you.

At 7 Day Home Care, we believe exceptional care begins with exceptional caregivers. Every member of our team plays an important role in helping older adults and individuals living with disabilities remain safe, comfortable, and independent in their own homes.

Whether you're looking for your first caregiving position or have years of professional experience, we're committed to supporting your success through professional communication, Registered Nurse supervision, and thoughtful client matching.

How to Apply

Applying is simple.

Visit our office during application hours with your required documentation, and a member of our recruiting team will guide you through the hiring process. Call 516-408-0034 today.

Office Location

7 Day Home Care
3000 Marcus Avenue
Suite 2E08
Lake Success, NY 11042

Application Hours

Monday – Friday
8:00 AM – 2:00 PM

What to Bring

To help us process your application as quickly as possible, please bring:

• Active New York State HHA or PCA Certificate (if applicable)
• Government-issued photo identification
• Employment authorization documents
• Social Security card (if applicable)
• Two professional written references
• Current physical examination (within the past 12 months)
• MMR immunization documentation
• Quantiferon-TB or other required tuberculosis screening documentation
• Drug screening documentation (if available)

If you have questions about any required paperwork, our office staff will be happy to explain what documentation is needed before your visit.

What Happens After You Apply?

Our hiring process is designed to be straightforward, professional, and supportive.

Step 1 — Submit Your Application

Meet with our recruiting team and provide your required documentation.

Step 2 — Credential Review

We review certifications, employment eligibility, and required medical documentation.

Step 3 — Interview

Our team learns about your caregiving experience, language skills, availability, preferred work locations, and scheduling preferences.

Step 4 — Client Matching

Once onboarding requirements are complete, we work to match you with clients based on your qualifications, experience, availability, and the client's individual care needs.

Step 5 — Begin Your Assignment

You'll begin providing care with the ongoing support of our office staff and Registered Nurse supervisors whenever needed.

Our goal is to build long-term relationships with both caregivers and clients through clear communication, professionalism, and dependable support.

Why Caregivers Choose 7 Day Home Care

Choosing an employer is about more than finding available shifts.

Our caregivers appreciate working with a team that values professionalism, compassion, and respectful communication.

We are committed to providing:

• Competitive compensation
• Flexible scheduling
• Full-time opportunities
• Part-time opportunities
• Live-in assignments
• Overnight shifts
• Long-term client relationships whenever possible
• Registered Nurse supervision
• Responsive office support
• Professional onboarding
• A respectful, team-oriented work environment
• Opportunities throughout New York City, Long Island, and Westchester County

Our mission is simple:

To provide outstanding home care while supporting the dedicated caregivers who make that care possible every day.

Join the 7 Day Home Care Team

Caregiving is more than a job—it's an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in someone's life every day.

If you're a compassionate Filipino or Tagalog-speaking Home Health Aide, Personal Care Aide, or Companion Caregiver, we invite you to become part of our growing team.

We look forward to meeting you.

7 Day Home Care
3000 Marcus Avenue
Suite 2E08
Lake Success, NY 11042

Applications Accepted

Monday – Friday
8:00 AM – 2:00 PM

About 7 Day Home Care

7 Day Home Care is a New York licensed home care agency dedicated to helping older adults and individuals with disabilities remain safely and comfortably in their own homes. Our caregivers provide compassionate, individualized support under professional supervision while working closely with clients, families, and healthcare professionals to deliver high-quality home care throughout New York City, and Long Island, New York. Call 516-408-0034 today.