Winters, California · Yolo County

In-Home Caregivers in Winters, CA

Looking after a mother or father in Winters and need another pair of hands a few days each week? Posting under ZIP 95694 is free; list the tasks, hours and hourly pay so the caregivers closest to you can apply.

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How to find an in-home caregiver in Winters

Winters is a small city, and hiring here is personal. ACS 2020–2024 counts 768 Winters households (31.2%) with someone aged 65 or older, and 244 older residents who live alone. There is one licensed home care agency in town and no hospital or nursing home, so most families hire a caregiver themselves, use IHSS hours, or combine the two. Because 15.6% of Winters workers do their jobs from home, and the typical commute runs 22.9 minutes, many families need a few focused hours (a bath, lunch, a ride) rather than full days.

Language is worth putting in the post. Spanish is the household language for 37.0% of Winters residents older than four, and 46.8% of the city is Hispanic or Latino; mention it if your mother or father would rather talk in Spanish. Name the clinic your parent uses and whether trips to Davis or Vacaville are part of the job. Caregiver profiles closest to 95694 appear below, sorted by distance, and more are added as people register.

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Private in-home caregivers near Winters, 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.

Caregiver in Sacramento, CA

about 32 mi from Winters · 1+ yrs experience
Personal careMeal prepMedication remindersHousekeepingOtherlive-in

Caregiver in San Marcos, CA

about 37 mi from Winters · 10+ yrs experience
Personal careMeal prepMedication remindersTransportationSpanishfull-timeHas vehicle

2 of 2 available caregivers within 50 miles of Winters, 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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What you can post

Types of in-home care families in Winters 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

Choosing well

Evaluating caregivers in Winters

Start with what can be verified. A Yolo IHSS provider has completed the state orientation and enrollment, paid for a state DOJ fingerprinting (Live Scan) and shown identification in person. Registry caregivers from the Public Authority have additionally cleared a regional background check and a TB test. CDPH issues CNA certificates, and the number on one can be looked up. Agency aides, including any sent by We Care 4 Yolo, must hold a current Home Care Aide registration; independents may or may not. Then do your own homework: call two former clients or employers, meet the applicant at your parent's home, then hire for one paid trial day before committing. CaregiverConnect does not check backgrounds, references or licenses; families decide which checks to run and get the caregiver's written permission first.

Questions families here ask at interview

  • Could you bring my father to Café Yolo at the Winters Community Center on Thursdays and stay through lunch?
  • Would you be able to sit with my mother at Winters Healthcare on East Grant Avenue and help her explain her symptoms?
  • Could you explain medications and daily plans to my parents in Spanish?
  • Have you booked a BeeLine ride before, and would you ride along to an appointment in Davis?
  • Are you on the Yolo IHSS registry or enrolled as an IHSS provider?
  • How would you help my father with a shower if he is unsteady on his feet?
  • If my mother fell while you were cooking, what would your first three steps be?
Schedules and cost

What in-home care costs in Winters: hourly rates and schedules

Short weekday visits. Two to three hours around breakfast or lunch, often with a relative working from home nearby. Café Yolo Thursdays. A late-morning drive to Railroad Avenue in time for the 11:30 meal, then home again. Out-of-town appointment days. Half days that include a BeeLine or car trip to Davis or Vacaville. Weekend relief. Saturday or Sunday hours so whoever handles most of Mom's or Dad's care can take a day off.

Reference pointHourlySource
Employed aides, Sacramento–Roseville–Folsom metro$16.50 medianBLS OEWS, May 2025
IHSS provider wage, Yolo County$19.05CDSS; effective January 1, 2026
California minimum wage$16.90effective January 1, 2026
Agency non-medical home care, California median (CareScout 2025)$40.00CareScout 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.

No Winters wage law shows up in UC Berkeley Labor Center records, so pay for anyone you employ starts at California's $16.90 an hour. For context, BLS measured a $16.50 median among Sacramento-metro aides (Yolo included) in May 2025, ahead of this year's raise; Yolo IHSS providers earn $19.05; and CareScout's 2025 survey priced agency home care in California at $40.00 an hour at the median. A private hire in a town this size commonly lands somewhere in the gap between those last two. California's Domestic Worker Bill of Rights treats hours beyond nine in a workday, or beyond 45 in a workweek, as overtime for a personal attendant. Before you budget for a long private schedule, check IHSS: Yolo County serves people with Medi-Cal who are 65-plus, blind or disabled and cannot manage safely at home without support. Intake: (530) 661-2955.

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.

Local help

Caregiver resources for families in Winters

  • Café Yolo, WintersA free weekly lunch for people 60-plus, held at the Winters Community Center, 201 Railroad Avenue, every Thursday from 11:30 to 12:30, run with the Winters Senior Foundation. Reserve 24 hours ahead on 530-662-7035; contributions are welcome but not required.
  • Meals on Wheels Yolo County, home deliveryIn Winters, most recipients get frozen meals twice a week, three on Mondays and two on Thursdays, usually arriving between 10:30 and 1:30, with shelf-stable weekend food or pet food for some clients on Wednesdays. Eligibility questions go to the Programs Department, 530-662-7035.
  • Winters Senior FoundationAn all-volunteer local nonprofit formed in 2014. Its website lists free medical rides to doctor appointments in Winters, Davis and Vacaville, Wednesday chair yoga (9:30 to 10:45) and Thursday afternoon social gatherings (1:00 to 3:30) at St. Anthony Parish Hall, 511 Main Street, plus monthly talks on topics such as fall prevention.
  • Winters HealthcareA nonprofit federally qualified health center at 172 East Grant Avenue offering primary care, dental care and enrollment specialists who help with health coverage, with same-day appointments; 530-795-4377. The clinic closes from 11:30 to 1:00 for staff meetings.
  • BeeLine by YolobusShared on-demand rides within Winters and between Winters and Davis or Vacaville. Seniors 62 and older pay $1.50 a trip. Book in the BeeLine app or on (530) 666-2877, and ask for a lift-equipped vehicle if your parent uses a wheelchair.
  • Yolo County IHSSServes residents on Medi-Cal who are aged, blind or disabled. Needs are assessed in the applicant's home before hours are authorized, and reassessed every 12 months. Woodland office, 25 North Cottonwood Street, (530) 661-2955.
Safety

Hiring safely in Winters

The caregiver and you should each sign a one-page job agreement covering duties, start and end times, hourly pay, overtime, mileage for driving your parent, and what happens on sick days. Keep a weekly log of hours, lock up jewelry and checkbooks, and ask your bank for activity alerts on cards and accounts. If you fear that a Winters senior is being mistreated, neglected or taken advantage of financially, call Yolo County APS, whose intake line is staffed 24/7: (530) 661-2727, toll free 1-888-675-1115. Emergencies go to 911. For payroll and tax basics, read hiring a caregiver on your own; the Yolo County page covers county services.

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A caregiver helping an older man with a meal at a kitchen table. Stock photograph; not a CaregiverConnect user.
How it works

How to hire a private caregiver in Winters (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.

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  1. Describe the care you need
  2. Your posting goes live
  3. Review caregivers and applicants
  4. Message and hire
  5. Agree terms and pay directly
Pricing, plainly

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.

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Find caregivers near Winters

Caregivers set a travel radius, so a caregiver based in a neighbouring town may well cover your home. These pages show who is nearby.

Winters is part of Yolo County; the hub pages list every town and area they cover.

Elsewhere in Yolo County: West Sacramento

Questions

Hiring a caregiver in Winters: frequently asked questions

Is there a hospital in Winters?

No. The only licensed health facility CDPH lists in Winters is the Winters Healthcare clinic on East Grant Avenue. For hospital care your parent will travel out of town, so ask the caregiver whether they can drive.

Is there a home care agency in Winters?

Yes, one. State licensing records show it: We Care 4 Yolo, licensed as a home care organization with a West Main Street address. Request its license number and ask how its aides are registered.

Can someone drive my mother to the doctor for free?

The Winters Senior Foundation says it offers free medical rides to appointments in Winters, Davis and Vacaville. BeeLine is another option at $1.50 a trip for riders 62 and older.

Where can my father have lunch with other seniors in Winters?

At Café Yolo in the Winters Community Center, Thursdays at 11:30. It is free for adults 60 and older; book a day ahead on 530-662-7035.

Our parent lives in Winters but we live in Dixon. Which IHSS rules apply?

Yolo County's, since IHSS eligibility and pay follow your parent's address, not yours. In Yolo the provider is paid $19.05 an hour; apply on (530) 661-2955.

What does it cost to post a caregiver job for Winters?

Posting is free. Messaging and hiring require Family Premium ($24.99 per month); vetting the caregiver is up to you.

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