Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Los Angeles County - 2,697 caregivers found

I like to be useful to others that I serve. I enjoy assisting all different types of people, I am very patient and I love what I do. I am also trustworthy and reliable.

I'm responsible, reliable, good listener , loving ,caring person and most of all patience. My experience in hospitality industry lead me to this work, where I was able to help and volunteer to a group of seniors who come and eat in our restaurant. The part I enjoy most is listening to their story especially if their trying hard to remember and try to help them through it. Personal achievement that I'm proud of is that I m able to use my experience to the most people who need it.

To loved and caring and I have a long patience with the patients. I like about being a Caregiver because It makes me a better person. i am proud of being Caregiver because I care and I respect my patient. I am friendly and trustworthy and i work hard.

I am a happy, healthy, compassionate, loyal, patient, loving person who found my caregiver calling late in life. I am 66 years old and have been doing this for a little over 12 years and love what I do. I started when a couple different neighbors of mine were ill and didn't have any family to help them. I had my CPR CERT so I said why not and when they were doing better I decided to make this my work. (Experience through: IHSS, CARE.COM, CARELINX & CAMBRIAN HOME CARE) The first client I had was in very bad shape when I met him, diabetes, renal failure, heart failure, living on his own, not keeping up with his meds or taking his insulin properly. I called his Dr. got him on a med schedule and with the right food, TLC and exercise he did quite well. Since then I have had several different clients, one was on hospice and others I took to Dr appts., med Mgmt. , meal prep, errands and companionship. I'm looking now because one of my clients I had been caring for since 2015, unfortunately she passed away early November. I enjoy my work and I work very hard! Thank you so much, Cindy

I began my caregiven duties, with my mother back in 2014, she got sick and I began caregiving for her until she died in 2018, I began caregiving for my grandmother who passed away in 2019 it was a very rough ride for me, I learned a lot especially from my grandmother who was an RN before her passing. I knew then I had a heart for the work and I continue to do caregiving. My specialties are working with the Elders. I do have experience working with the hospice patience.

I have Been working as a CNA for a long time I feel helping others is a very rewarding job I enjoy what I do

I became a caregiver to provide great customer service. What I like about being a Caregiver is being the light of someones day, and helping them to enjoy life. Because I am a very patient person that makes me the best caregiver. I have just completed CNA class this year Provide Care for Elderly People. Light Housekeeping, meal preparation, and dispense medications. I also help with all daily living activities. Full time or Part time. Day or Night shift

An educated, experienced, well-grounded and highly skilled professional Gentleman en with comprehensive knowledge in assisting senior citizens with all activities of daily living is offering temporary or long term, part time or full-time in-home services as Caregiver/Companion and/or Personal Assistant. A broad-based experience includes working with both male and female clients as well as couples.

My name is Maria, i am 30 yrs old. I have been a caregiver for the past 5 yrs. Since ive started my career as a caregiver, i fell in love with my job. I couldn't of asked for more. I love everything about it such as caring for people, meeting knew people, and anything that has to do with helping others. I love to make my clients happy no matter the situation they are going through. I like to be creative and outgoing. Im a person you can trust and will do anything i can to accommodate my client. I have worked with clients that are bed ridden as well as, dementia, alzheimers, and Parkinsons.

My experience has taught me patience and compassion for individuals afflicted with mental and physical disabilities requiring assistance with daily activities. I am able to handle patients who are ambivalent about their need for outside help and understand the psychological stress individuals face when having to give up their independence and need to rely on others. It is especially rewarding knowing my work is making a difference in people's lives.