Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Iroquois County - 21 caregivers found

Helping others feel safe in their own home. Love seeing clients happy!

I will do my best as a care giver to provide to the clients.

Love making a difference in a person life. I'm patient understanding. Enjoy activities

Becoming an CNA became important in my life as my grandmother was in need of some assistance and I was unaware of all the things that was needed so I went to learn received my certificate and feel in love with taking care of the elderly I have been working in this field for 20 years and I LOVE IT!!!!!

My Name is Pearlie, I have always had the caretaker trait since I was around 10 years old. I was the grandkid that wanted to stay in the house and help my grandmother take care of my granddad and the person that want a babysitting job in the summer to help out the family. It make me feel good to do for others when the can't or have no one to help them complete their daily living duties. I'm a medical assistant and Certified Nursing Assistant and would like to get back into the CNA side to have more hands on taking care of people again that is my passion.

I am mature, dependable, honest, kind, compassionate, well read, intelligent, great at multi-tasking, and have a lot of experience caring for dementia and Alzheimer's patients. I have experience with bed ridden and chair bound patients and their overall care.

Care and compassionate staff I started working for a couple and she passed 😥😇and I continued with him At 60 hrs per week currently I have been a CNA ( Grandfathered in ) For over 37 years but certificate in 1982

I enjoying caring for memory care patients. I have two daughters. I love spending as much time outside as possible with my girls.

I truly love what I do! Caring for others is my passion. I never feel like I am working. I love being a caregiver and am very compassionate and understanding. I will treat you and your family like I would my own!

Hello there! My name is Michelle and I have been caring for someone since I was in the 10th grade. (Years ago) I moved in with my grandmother, she had been a widow for about 3 years. She was suffering from depression, breathing issues and I know many more health issues that later claimed her life. Her living conditions weren't the best and she totally refused to go to the doctor. I arranged for her to move into an apartment which she enjoyed for about 2 years. I never thought that I would be working in this field. I originally went to school for administration careers. But to see their faces light up when you please them is why I continue to work in this field. Plus I have the satisfaction of knowing that care was administered properly. I have worked with the elderly, as well as, individuals with special needs. Very willing and ready to meet your families needs.