For employers
Tell us who needs care.
We bring you cleared people.
A family or a facility posts the shift. Gilgalcare reads it, matches it against approved caregivers whose credentials and location actually fit, and comes back to you with people who have already been screened.
A family
Care for a parent, a partner or a child at home. Private duty, a weekly schedule, overnight or live-in.
A facility
Shifts to cover at a building — long-term care, assisted living, a nursing home or a hospital unit.
If you are posting from a facility
Tell us which kind in the form below. We staff all of these:
- LTC
- Assisted living
- Nursing home
- Hospital
- Other
Post the job
Write it the way you would explain it to a friend — who needs care, when, and what they need help with. No charge to post, and Gilgalcare reviews each posting before it goes on the board.
You only see cleared caregivers
A profile does not reach you until a background check has cleared and Gilgalcare has approved it.
Credentials matched to the shift
If the role needs a CNA, a state-registered home care aide, an RN, a PT or a care driver, you only get people who hold it.
A person, not a queue
Call the number on this page and you reach Gilgalcare, not a ticket system.
Urgent cover, or a question about what is possible?
(339) 545-8042Prefer the shorter form, or sending us a role you cannot fill? Use the quick post page.
What happens after you post
- 1
Gilgalcare reviews it
A person reads the posting and checks the role, the setting and the requirements make sense.
- 2
It goes to matching caregivers
Only caregivers whose credentials, location and availability fit see it — not everyone on the board.
- 3
The shortlist you get is already screened
Every name we send you has a cleared background check and a profile Gilgalcare has read and approved. You are choosing between people who can start, not vetting strangers.
- 4
Tell us when the shift changes
A start date moves, someone gets sick, the hours grow. One call and we go back to the shortlist we already built for you, so you are never starting the search again.