Legacy Home Care

My best personality trait is caring for everyone around me it humbles me and it makes me good at my job. What attracted me to be a CNA/Caregiver is the family history I have with taking car of my grandparents. Also, I've always adored older folk. What I enjoy about being a CNA/Caregiver is the bond and quality time with each client. The personal achievement I'm most proud of is being able to be independent and to do anything I put my mind to.

I am very empathetic and I love taking care of people especially the older ones. I am punctual and very trustworthy. I have worked in various healthcare positions. I think my willingness to learn and my love for taking care of people definitely attracted me to this profession. I love their faces and smiles when you do the smallest things but they are so big to them and the satisfaction of making sure their taken care of at the end of every shift. I'm proud of getting into healthcare to being with its always been my passion and to continue in healthcare is my best person achievement.

I am a very compassionate care giver and really enjoy working with elders. I have always did a care giver role most of my life I also took care of my grandmother long before the end of life. So I enjoy working to make a difference in the people I serve life

I'm patience,compassion & trustworthiness. I enjoy taking care of elder family members and would like to help others in this way.

I become a caregiver because of the love of people I have in my hart. I like being a caregiver because it pains me to see a elderly person struggle to take care of theirselves without help I see myself in them. My personal achievement that am proud of, is for me to be able to help a person during their last days on earth and putting that smile on their face. Am a very quit and Godly person who like to like anybody that need me and also a very hardworking when it come to my job.

I like to complete my job or assignment on time. Am a reliable and committed person. Very calm in every situation.

I became a Home Health aide in 2008 when my mother and I decided to move my father out of the rest home and back into our family home. We provided 24 hour care in our home to my father who had suffered a stroke and was in a wheel chair for over 3 years. Since his passing I have worked for several other clients requiring many different levels of care in all stages of living. Letters of reference are available upon request.

I became interested in caregiving as a profession while caring for my father who passed away from Cancer. I saw how important this late stage of life is to everyone. We can be of most help, just by listening sometimes. I have had a few personal achievements and my very most favorite came from working with a client with MS who was raising 2 teens by herself. I was able to help her "show up" for her children to provide them with a loving and structured home. My best trait is my attitude. I am a totally active 65 yr old female Chef who believes and lives my mantra every day....Life is worth it, it is so worth living to the fullest everyday. There are joys everywhere.

I love taking care of older people,they are sweet kind people to talk to I been doing this for 4 Year I clean cook dressing shower med remainder shopping housekeeping I work for same person for 3 year we did a lot together

The whole reason i got into being a caregiver is my grandma, i started out taking care of her when i was in high school and loved it. I love being a caregiver because i get to see the joy in my clients face and i enjoy helping others live a happy life. I am proud of myself for being the only one in the family that finds joy in taking care of others and that i went to college and graduated. I have been a caregiver for over 5 years and its a job that i actually enjoy, it has opened my eyes to different thing i never thought was there. It also showed me that the simplest things can make someone so happy as in example like the joy kids bring to elderly and also to the people with disabilities.

I bring not only experience, but genuine care, patience, and responsibility to everything I do. Whether it's helping with daily routines, creating a safe and nurturing environment, or offering companionship and emotional support, I approach caregiving with empathy, attentiveness, and respect. I understand how personal and important this role is, and I take that responsibility seriously.