24Hr Homecare to lay off 738 California caregivers after contract ends

24Hr Homecare LLC, an El Segundo-based provider of round-the-clock in-home caregivers, filed a WARN notice saying it will lay off 738 caregivers across California due to the unexpected end of a material third-party service arrangement and resulting lack of work. The company said the cuts will affect caregivers serving three large managed public healthcare plans — Health Net (Centene unit), CalViva Health and Community Health Plan of Imperial Valley — and are scheduled to begin Sept. 15. 24Hr Homecare attributed the reductions to benefit changes by Health Net and broader Medicaid funding cuts tied to recent federal legislation, and said it is working with Health Net, the California Department of Health Care Services and others to mitigate impacts and support continuity of care. The filings were made under the federal WARN Act and the company expressed disappointment over Health Net’s decision and concern for affected members, caregivers and families.

24Hr Homecare, LLC disclosed this layoff in an official WARN (Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification) notice recorded by the CA state workforce agency on August 31, 2026. The notice covers 738 employees in El Segundo, CA (Los Angeles County), with the layoff effective September 15, 2026.