Making independent living possible.

Homebridge works to make independent living possible by bringing together three essential parts of care: Home Care, Care Management, and Workforce Development.

Together, these areas of work help people access the care they need, navigate the systems that support them, and strengthen the workforce that makes quality care possible.

Home Care:

Care where people are.

Homebridge provides hands-on care in homes, shelters, and permanent supportive housing sites. Our caregivers meet people where they are, providing support with personal care, daily activities, and other essential needs that help people safely remain in their homes and communities.

Based in San Francisco, Homebridge has an ongoing contract with the City and County of San Francisco to receive funding from the City of San Francisco's Department of Disability and Aging Services to provide IHSS services to an eligible population who are unable to coordinate their own care and need support to remain safely at home.

Two people are in an apartment living room and kitchen. An older adult wearing a floral pajama set sits in a wheelchair in the foreground with their hands resting in their lap, while another adult stands behind the wheelchair, smiling and holding the handles. The room includes a couch, chair, folding table with medications and household items, and an open kitchen in the background.

Care Management:

Connecting the pieces of care.

Our care management teams work alongside individuals to navigate health and social services, coordinate care, connect them to resources, and provide support as they move through complex systems.

Our work includes Enhanced Care Management (ECM), Community Supports, and Community Health Worker (CHW) services, providing personalized support and helping people access the care and resources they need.

In 2026, Homebridge expanded its care management work to Alameda County through a partnership with Alameda Alliance for Health, bringing CHW services to people in their communities. We continue to build partnerships that expand access to integrated, community-based support.

Workforce Development:

Strengthening the people who provide care.

Homebridge invests in the growth of caregivers both within our organization and across the broader care workforce. Through career development and training, including First Aid and CPR, we help people build the skills, knowledge, and confidence they need to provide high-quality care and grow in their careers.

Within Homebridge, our STEPs program creates opportunities for caregivers to develop their skills, take on new responsibilities, and advance their careers.

Beyond our team, Homebridge partners with cities and counties across California to equip caregivers and care organizations with the practical skills and knowledge they need to meet the needs of the people they serve.

Explore our Caregiver Training Partnerships →