I work in a nursing home at $ 9 an hour, but I think I might be able to get more (or perhaps I should pay less) for home care for seniors. I am a CNA in a nursing home and now that someone was interested in me to care for her grandfather in his home on weekends. I have to pay by the hour, day by day, or what? I have a year of work experience in a nursing home and personal care assistant and nursing assistants. First, make sure it is legal in your state. May be a good idea if you do not have insurance, you may not. But sometimes, an independent body can go through an agency for clients who already have, and the insurance company will focus on you and the client. Make sure you charge enough to cover fuel and other costs. You need to look your protection as well. You are yourself, what if you hurt - they will probably not cover your expenses, you have no insurance and are not required - if you say something broken or hurt the patient, you are responsible and which could mean a lawsuit and cover bills for a lawyer price limit you have to deal with all the necessary documents - CPR, fingerprint, CNA certifications.You pay any other use is also a requirement uniform coverage separate carriage if you are unable to use help, when you are sick or if you want a vacation you ready to give up all weekend at work can make you work seven days a week -? You're tired and can cause accidents like this, you must rest and without work. A license is required to deliver this service - see laws also require them to pay you a 1099 or a notice of amount at the end of the year, so you can report on your taxes. In addition, you must pay social security contributions and federal and state on this $ $ It should be invoked as income Government.You help Quarterly want is good to take chances, work is good, but be careful. It can not pay, but all these issues by working for an agency to this and you can be registered to work. You should take all the issues and work and they pay you, they will work for you. There are many out there now that this service .
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