Thank you to all of our Healthcare Workers,
Loyal Employees and Clients!
$700 SIGN ON BONUS FOR LIVE-IN AIDES
PCAs, HHAs, CNAs NEEDED!
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MEDICAL HELP WANTED
Your health is our main priority!
We provide PPE.
NOW ACCEPTING:
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HIRING NOW!
Home Health Aide
Personal Care Aide
Personal Assistant
and Family Caregiver
• Pay rate up to $18.50 per hour
• Sign Up Bonus
• Health Benefits
• Cell phone Benefit
• Paid time off
We speak English, Creole & Spanish
Call: (347) 796-1777
Email: info@sundancehca.com
Visit us: 561 Utica Avenue, 2nd
floor, Brooklyn, NY
Lic. by NYC D.O.H.
Hiring Experienced
Certified HHA’s
For All 5 Boros & Nassau/
Suffolk Counties
Immediate Hire + Special
Rates for Live-Ins
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Call For Appointment
Mon-Fri 10AM-4PM
718-488-8300 or 516-358-1999
Or email: Carelink1@hotmail.com
WE ARE HIRING:
�� Personal Care Aides (PCAs) �� Home Health Aides (HHAs)
�� Cert Nursing Assistants (CNAs)
�� 2 years experience, Valid INS Work Authorization,
Shifts: Daytime, Overnight
Live Out $16.50/hr
Paid Vacation, Training, Overtime and Healthcare
212-321-0217
hhajobsmanhattan.com
JOB INFORMATION
$18.50 NYC, $17
L.I. UP TO $13.50
UPSTATE NY!
If you need care from your
relative, friend/ neighbor and
you have Medicaid, they may
be eligible to start taking care
of you as personal assistant
under NYS Medicaid CDPA
Program. No Certifi cates
needed. 347-713-3553
JUMAANE
WILLIAMS WARNS
CONSUMERS
ABOUT CLASSIFIED
ADS
Toll numbers may be a direct
line to trouble. Classifi ed ads
are intended to help people
by facilitating communication
and advertising available
services; however, some
of the hotlines & service
numbers in classifi eds
actually hurt the people who
rely on them by cheating them
of their hard-earned dollars.
"Most newspapers print a
disclaimer in their classifi ed ad
section to warn readers about
numbers that are a direct
line to trouble. Any number
starting with 900, 540, 595 or
871 charges a fee beyond a
local call. In some instances,
ads initially advertise calls to
a local number, but then direct
callers to a second number
starting with one of the paid
exchanges. "Consumers must
also question the legitimacy
of vague classifi eds because
they too could be a scam.
Before responding to an ad,
consumers should verify the
source of all information &
always be wary about sending
money or signing a contract
with an unknown party." Offi ce
of the Public Advocate
/hhajobsmanhattan.com
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