Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Williamsburg - 35 caregivers found

About Me: Amy D. Phillips As a compassionate caregiver with over five years of professional experience, I provide high-quality, personalized support for individuals and their families. My journey began long before my career; as a mother of eight, I have a lifetime of experience nurturing others. This background instilled in me a deep patience, reliability, and unwavering dedication. I believe in giving back to our elders, driven by a deep respect for all they have contributed. My goal is to positively impact my clients' lives, helping them maintain their dignity, independence, and well-being. My Professional Background Comprehensive Experience: My career includes diverse experience in private in-home care, facility-based care, and home care agencies. I have worked with elderly individuals and those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Specialized Expertise: I am experienced in providing personalized support for clients with advanced medical needs, including hospice and end-of-life care. I have successfully managed care plans and am skilled in medication reminders, health monitoring, and documentation. Certified and Capable: I am certified in both CPR and First Aid, and I possess strong skills in personal care, meal preparation, mobility support, and behavior management. What I Offer Emotional Support and Companionship: Beyond daily tasks, I offer a warm presence focused on building trusting relationships. Reliable and Organized: I have a proven track record of dependability, managing schedules, and coordinating care with families and healthcare providers. Flexible and Adaptable: My experience in various settings has made me adaptable to different client needs and living environments. I have reliable transportation and a flexible schedule. I am eager to connect with families seeking a compassionate, experienced, and trustworthy caregiver. I look forward to making a positive difference in your loved one's life.

I have been in the home health field for six years going on my seventh year the end of August. I have always have the heart to help others. I started my career and I fell in love instantly. The most rewarding aspect of this job is being able to be apart of individuals lives and hearing about their lives while growing! I have worked with individuals multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's, Cereal palsy, and much more, from veterans, and individuals with mental disabilities.

I am 47 and I've been married for 29 years and I have 2 children and 4 grandchildren. I enjoy camping and reading and I love working with the elderly

likes to take care people

I have time and patience for each one of my clients. I strive to make each one top priority when I am with them. My mom and grandmother are nurses and I use to go to work with them. Seeing there patience face light up when they got to work was great. Then watch how they took care of each one. It inspired me to make a difference. I love meeting new people. Traveling to different places. Meeting the families. I am a people person. My greatest achievement is finishing college while raising a family and working.

Always been in health care

I am a very warm careing loving person have a great energy to deal with different personalities strong will to help others. The desire and compassion to help others is what attracted and also what I love the most Becoming the best cargiver

Hi my name is Keri, I have two and a half years of experience as a caregiver and a home health aide. I enjoy working with families, children, and the elderly. I am kind, caring, compassionate, and hard working. I enjoy helping others and hope to make a difference in their life.

I feel like the traits that make me a good caregiver are that I am patient, honest, empathetic, and easy to get along with. I have been a caregiver most all of my life. I was adopted by my grandparents and grew up assisting to caregive for my grandmother, who was a stroke victim. As an adult, I have been a caregiver to multiple clients with varying degrees of both mental and physical disabilities. The thing I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the satisfaction of helping make a difference in the quality of lives for others. One personal achievement I am proud of is earning an Associate degree in Business Management, and graduating with honors.

I'm in school to be an RN and I've been a caregiver since I was 18. My great grandma suffered from Alzheimer's and Dementia, so I volunteered at her nursing home until she passed away and at 18 I started doing in home caregiving and it's something I hold close to my heart.