Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Berryville - 24 caregivers found

I am a 40 year old female who is a single mother of 4 beautiful children. Very spiritual and blessed. I have worked in home health for 20 years and take pride in what I do.

I am an upbeat compationate RN. I have been an RN for over 30 years. I love the patient contact and helping people. A personal achievement that I am proud of is that despite all the technology I still enjoy the patients. I love the challenges that health care provides!

I am a pretty easy going person I have a neutral personality so I get along with pretty much anyone. I have been a cna for over 13 years. I have worked in many different aspects of the field so I know my way around. I'm outgoing and love to encourage independence and being able to help people conquer daily tasks. I enjoy seeing them laugh and joke and have a smile on their face. I am proud that I am able to help them achieve daily goals and keep a smile and laughing and be happy while doing it.

Hi! My name is Judith but you can call me Judy if you like. I have been a full-time caregiver since 2012, and I am so fortunate that I am paid to do what I love! The thought rose up in me when my mother began to show signs of Dementia. We developed a bond that was very close and comforting for both of us. Since then every client is family and every challenge is so worth it! I think I was born to be a caregiver. I think that trust is the most important aspect of my profession. I have learned to be rigorous about making sure things are always where you put them. I don't look in cupboards or drawers unless I have permission to do so. If a client has faith in me they will exercise and eat and walk more readily. I am certified CMA (I am able to pass medications legally) and up to date on my CPR and First Aid Certifications. I think I am most proud (and grateful) for my ability to make clients feel protected and valued.

Hello I'm a mother of 2 teenage boys. I have lived in a few different states, while my husband of 16 years was active duty. I have been in homehealth care since I was in my early 20's. I enjoy assisting others and helping them with their independence.

I help with all the activities of daily life, from showering and helping eat to just normal everyday conversations to help residents feel comfortable with my company! I am attracted to being a caregiver because I love to make the elderly feel not alone and to give them help and to show compassion. I enjoy the company of my patients the most! A personal achievement I have that I am proud of is my children.

I have volunteered for the last 20 years working with special needs children and Veteran's. My father was in the Navy and Air Force and I have been actively involved in the working with Veterans. I have spent the last 10 years taking care of my mother as she suffered from Lewy Body Alzheimer's.

People tell me I'm very patient, and kind . I Ike to joke around and help the elderly because they're just like you and I, they have feelings and aspirations too. I beleive everyone should have an equal opportunity.

have 14 years of specialized experience in Dementia care. My passion is to assist seniors with all daily activities so that they may stay in their own home. I was with my last senior for over two years, We did everything from attending shows in Branson to traveling to visit his children close to home or out of state. I also feel it is important to communicate with family member's, doctors and if pertinent hospice on a regular basis, I am an out going caregiver and would be honored to help take care of your loved one.

I am very compassionate and truly love caring for others. My care giving career began in the early 90's caring for my Great Grandmother and eventually caring for my Grandmother with Alzhiemers in 2014. I find great joy in being able to care for those who can no longer care for themselves. Knowing that I have made a difference in someones life is one of the greatest blessings . Being a private caregiver has helped me to achieve my goals in life. Faith Hope & Love You must have all 3 to truly succeed as a caregiver. 1 Corinthians 13:13 And now abide faith, hope, love, these three; but the greatest of these is love.