ALS Caregivers in Perrin - 42 caregivers found

I would sincerely love the opportunity to become your Caregiver and to help meet daily needs of your loved one.. Please contact me at a time that is convenient for you so we can discuss your expectations and experiences so that I can provide you with the best possible care for your loved one and help ease any concerns you might have regarding your situation and how to best assist your family. It's awesome to be part of such a rewarding profession as this and to go home everyday with positive thoughts about the world and how much better mine has become just for getting to know each family and hoping that I will have more opportunities to learn and grow and give back to my community and to be able to help others and show my appreciation to those who have impacted my life and my family by allowing me to travel their journey with them.

I love taking care of the elderly been doing it since 2000 i enjoy talking and doing for elderly . I graduated in 98 and got certified just 2021 as a cna

I am a mom of 3 kids one of which is special needs. Caregiving and skilled nursing is something I am very passionate about. I have worked in nursing homes and don't feel like the patients/residents get the care or compassion they deserve. I will let my patient/client be as dependent as they can and be there to help with what ever is needed.

Mom of 3 great kids , I'm currently working on my degree for associate in science and to become a mortician one day . I'm attentive on my schedule and currently work 7 days a week and love caregiving

The process of choosing a caregiver is somewhat challenging, so here is some, about me : Getting to work with families has become a joy for me - My father was ill and I helped him in the last weeks of his life and found fulfillment in helping him when He couldn't help himself. I enjoy doing daily duties or things for others they can't do for themselves - I am willing to work with schedules , let's meet and see if it's a fit for us both. Thank you

I became a caregiver because my mother was a caregiver. I started out in my early twenties working at a small retirement home in Delray Beach Florida. I would joke around with the residents, help them with laundry, make their beds, help them during activity time, and just sit down to have conversation time. I learned very quickly that a little laughter, compassion and empathy goes a very long way. Never in a million years did I think I would be in the same type of job 30 years later. Does that tell you something or what? I have had many clients throughout time. The longest lasting ten years. The shortest maybe a couple of weeks to a couple of days. It all depended on the situation, why I was hired and what type of care was needed. I've always had a good relationship with mostly all my clients. Lets face it, you just can't please everyone all the time. Were human, right? Many times just because a job had ended, didn't mean the relationship with the client or family did. I still keep in contact with some. I enjoy taking care of the elderly because I learn something new with each new case. Just when you think you've heard or seen it all. You haven't. Each one has their own story to tell. It's like I come in as the caregiver but at the same time...I'm the blank pages of their open book, where they begin to write their own story through conversations. It's about their likes and dislikes, their care and concerns, their needs and what needs to be done to be sure those needs are met. My greatest achievements have been that of an open book of communication between myself and my client. Most times the ending story is good. Yet, in truth and fact, sometimes its not always a happy ending. There's sadness and disappointment for one reason or another. Yet, as with every story you move on and start a new chapter in a new book knowing you've done your job to the best of your abilities while providing the best possible care to your client.

I started caregiving when I was 19 yrs old and fell in love with it! So hear I am 23 years later still caregiving and helping others. I feel it's so rewarding helping others. In December of 2021 I received my certification to become an End of Life Doula. I've always worked for companies but recently branched off on my own to be able to focus on giving clients more one on one personal care! I treat my clients as I would want someone to treat my family. Update I am now a dementia practitioner as there is a growing need in the Alzheimer's and dementia community.

Love to put a smile on seniors face ......

I've been a caregiver for almost 20 years servicing those with different needs and disabilities. Im CPR Certified yearly since 2012.

I'm fun and love helping and taking care of people. Lots of loved ones need a little extra and that is why I love doing this. I took care of my mom 5 years before passing. It encouraged me to get my CNA and I have been in health field for about 13yrs