In-Home Caregivers in Burbank, CA
Burbank runs two senior centers, a home-delivered meal program and its own van service for older residents. Post the hours your family still needs covered at no cost, then compare the caregivers who reply and hire directly.
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How to find an in-home caregiver in Burbank
Most Burbank families who hire privately are filling gaps around city and county services. Burbank Nutrition Services delivers meals at home, the Joslyn Adult Center on West Olive Avenue and the Tuttle Senior Center on North Ontario Street run daytime activities, and the BurbankBus Senior and Disabled service gives residents 60 and older or with disabilities curb-to-curb rides. In-Home Supportive Services, run by Los Angeles County, covers hours the county authorizes for a relative on Medi-Cal, and DPSS keeps an IHSS district office in Burbank. What remains, such as evenings, weekends, overnights and the weeks after a stay at Providence Saint Joseph, is where a private caregiver comes in.
Write a posting that says what the day looks like: the tasks, the hours, whether driving is involved, and your ZIP code. Caregivers who cover Burbank can then apply, and the profiles shown above update as people nearby register. Language is worth stating. ACS figures show 41.5% of Burbank residents over the age of four talk in a language besides English at home, and fewer than half of them use Spanish, so if your mother is most at ease in Armenian, Farsi, Korean or Tagalog, say so in the first sentence.
Private in-home caregivers near Burbank, CA
Independent caregivers with profiles on CaregiverConnect whose home base is within 50 miles. You agree on duties, schedule and pay directly with the person you hire.
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3 of 3 available caregivers within 50 miles of Burbank, nearest first. Names, photos, bios, references and the Verified badge details are shown once you create a free family account; this public page keeps caregivers anonymous.
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Types of in-home care families in Burbank arrange
All non-medical. For nursing tasks (injections, wound care, catheters) you need a licensed home health agency, not a private caregiver.
Senior care at home · Personal care · Companion care · Dementia care · Respite care · Overnight and live-in · Post-surgery recovery · Part-time and flexible
Evaluating caregivers in Burbank
Verify every claim yourself. Look the applicant up on the Home Care Aide Registry, which only lists people the state has cleared; it is compulsory for agency staff and a choice for independents. A certified nursing assistant passed a state competency exam after a course such as the one Burbank Adult School lists. An IHSS provider has completed enrollment with Los Angeles County. Treat each of these as a starting point rather than a reference. Meet each applicant at home with your relative present, phone at least two previous families, ask for written consent to a background screen you pay for, and arrange one paid trial shift. We do no vetting at CaregiverConnect; the Verified badge reflects one uploaded document we reviewed, nothing more.
Questions families here ask at interview
- Describe a client you supported after Providence Saint Joseph sent them home. What did that first week involve?
- Can you get my mother to the Joslyn Adult Center or Tuttle Senior Center and back on the days she goes?
- Will you drive, or would you use the BurbankBus senior vans with her?
- Apart from English, what languages could you speak with her, and have you worked in Armenian or Iranian households?
- Is your name on the state aide registry, and do you hold a CNA certificate or IHSS provider number?
- My father has dementia and sometimes tries to go out alone at night. How would you handle that?
- Do you charge a different rate for overnights and holidays than for daytime hours?
What in-home care costs in Burbank: hourly rates and schedules
Burbank postings tend to be weekday shifts of four to six hours for a mother or father who lives alone, evening help for a couple where one spouse is the main caregiver, short runs of overnights after surgery, and occasional live-in roles in larger family homes. Families who use home-delivered meals or a senior center day usually schedule the caregiver around those hours.
| Reference point | Hourly | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Employed aides, Los Angeles–Long Beach–Anaheim metro (Los Angeles and Orange counties) | $16.50 median | BLS OEWS, May 2025 |
| IHSS provider wage, Los Angeles County | $19.64 | CDSS; effective January 1, 2026 |
| California minimum wage | $16.90 | effective January 1, 2026 |
| Agency non-medical home care, California median (CareScout 2025) | $40.00 | CareScout Cost of Care Survey 2025 |
Who is the employer. When you hire a caregiver directly, you are a household employer under California's Domestic Worker Bill of Rights. The state minimum wage ($16.90 an hour from 1 January 2026; some cities set more, for example $17.75 in the City of San Diego) is the legal floor, and a personal attendant earns overtime at 1.5× after 9 hours in a day or 45 in a week. The main exceptions are IHSS recipients and an employer's own parent, spouse or child. Source: California DIR, Domestic Worker Bill of Rights FAQ.
Burbank has not adopted its own minimum wage, which leaves $16.90, the state figure, as the lowest legal hourly pay for caregiving in the city, and the metro aide median was $16.50 in May 2025. In practice independent caregivers here usually quote more than the county's $19.64 IHSS rate but less than the $40 agency figure, adding a premium for nights, dementia care, driving and a shared language. The Domestic Worker Bill of Rights makes you liable for time-and-a-half once a personal attendant works more than nine hours in one day or more than 45 in one week, and household payroll taxes apply once wages pass the federal threshold.
No agency tracks private rates. A caregiver you hire directly will usually expect more than the employed-aide median and less than an agency rate; every caregiver on this site lists an hourly rate on their profile, and the hiring guide covers taxes and overtime.
Caregiver resources for families in Burbank
- Joslyn Adult Center and Tuttle Senior CenterJoslyn: 1301 W. Olive Avenue, (818) 238-5353. Tuttle: 1731 N. Ontario Street, (818) 238-5367. City-run programs for adults 55 and older, including Burbank Nutrition Services home-delivered meals.
- BurbankBus Senior and Disabled TransitCurb-to-curb rides for Burbank residents aged 60 and older and for residents with disabilities; ask the city how to register.
- LA County DPSS, In-Home Supportive ServicesApply by phone on (888) 944-4477; the IHSS Helpline is (888) 822-9622. Your relative chooses, hires and supervises the provider, who can be a family member.
- PASC Homecare RegistryA free referral list, running since July 2002, that connects IHSS recipients in the county with provider applicants; you interview and choose. 877-565-4477.
- Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center501 S. Buena Vista Street, 818-843-5111. Ask the discharge team for the care plan in writing before your relative leaves; it is the best brief for a new caregiver.
- Alzheimer's Los AngelesHelpline 844-435-7259, care counselors and family support groups.
Hiring safely in Burbank
Agree the job in writing: duties, hours, pay, overtime, mileage, notice and emergency contacts. Keep timesheets, put jewelry and checkbooks away, turn on account alerts and decide how you want updates during each shift. If you think an older or dependent Burbank resident is being harmed, call county Adult Protective Services, (877) 477-3646; for someone living in a care home, the Long Term Care Ombudsman takes calls on (800) 510-2020. The hiring guide has a full checklist.
How to hire a private caregiver in Burbank (no agency)
CaregiverConnect is a marketplace, not an agency: you hire the caregiver directly, which is why there is no agency mark-up on their hourly rate. That also means screening is your responsibility, and we tell you how.
- Describe the care you need
- Your posting goes live
- Review caregivers and applicants
- Message and hire
- Agree terms and pay directly
What is free and what costs money
Browsing, posting and receiving applications are free. Messaging and confirming a hire are part of Family Premium ($24.99/month, cancel any time). No commission on what you pay the caregiver; see the pricing page.
Find caregivers near Burbank
Caregivers set a travel radius, so a caregiver based in a neighbouring town may well cover your home. These pages show who is nearby.
Burbank is part of Los Angeles County; the hub pages list every town and area they cover.
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Useful reading
How to become a caregiver in California: requirements, HCA registry, IHSS and CNA explained · How much do caregivers make in California and Arizona? BLS, IHSS and minimum wage (2026) · How to hire a private caregiver: cost, screening, taxes and a written agreement · Imperial County caregiver resources: training, job centres, IHSS, senior services and transport
- City of Burbank, Adults 55+ (archived February 10, 2025)
- U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020–2024 5-year profile, Burbank city (via MCDC)
- LA County DPSS, In-Home Supportive Services
- LA County DPSS, contact numbers (APS, Long Term Care Ombudsman)
- PASC Homecare Registry
- Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center
- Burbank Adult School, Career Technical Education
- UC Berkeley Labor Center, inventory of local minimum wage ordinances
- BLS OEWS May 2025, Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA
- CDSS, IHSS wages by county
- CareScout (Genworth) Cost of Care Survey 2025
- California DIR, Domestic Worker Bill of Rights
- Alzheimer's Los Angeles
Hiring a caregiver in Burbank: frequently asked questions
What does a private caregiver cost in Burbank?
Plan on paying more than the county's IHSS rate of $19.64 but usually less than an agency would bill, with extra for nights or dementia care. The legal minimum in Burbank is the $16.90 state rate.
Can my father get rides from the city?
If he lives in Burbank and is 60 or older, or has a disability, he can use BurbankBus Senior and Disabled Transit for curb-to-curb trips. A caregiver can plan appointments around it.
Are there meals delivered to older residents in Burbank?
Yes. Burbank Nutrition Services runs a home-delivered meal program for older adults; the Joslyn Adult Center, (818) 238-5353, can explain how to sign up.
Is there a way for me to be paid for caring for my mother in Burbank?
Through IHSS, if she has Medi-Cal and the county authorizes hours. She becomes your employer on paper, while the county issues your paychecks; apply on (888) 944-4477.
How do I find an IHSS provider if no one in the family can do it?
Ask PASC for a referral from its Homecare Registry, which is free for IHSS recipients; you still interview and choose the person.
Does CaregiverConnect screen the caregivers?
It does not. Any background screening is yours to arrange, along with a registry search and reference calls, before a Burbank caregiver starts.
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