Arthritis Caregivers in Broxton - 12 caregivers found

I am 35 years old and I have over 10 years experience. I have always had a soft spot for the elderly.

Hello! I have been a caregiver throughout the years. In 2007, I started taking care of my Granny until she peaceful passed away in 2009. And every since then I knew the love I had for Great Granny that I am very passionate of caring for the elderly. My heart just be filled with joy to show the elderly love [?] while they are still living the moment.

My name is Taylor Madison! I have chosen to become a Caregiver to ensure your loved ones are provided for. Caring for others in need can give them the comfort of feeling safe and loved. We all need some extra support within any given moment in our lifetime, no matter the age. I am looking forward to providing your loved ones with my efforts and sincere Caregiving talents.

Hey my name is Shayla Carter. I am a very reliable person when it comes to elderly people. I'm kind , generous and well get the job done m. I could be a great person to y'all company. I have my CPR license, Certified PCA . I run errands as well .

I'm an individual that loves being able to help clients in need of an great companion.

I take pride in meeting the needs of other and providing a safe clean environment simply because I have a heart of compassion..I don't have to be micromanaged for many reasons the most important who is my Savior is all seeing and knowing.

I'm dependable, I have patience, I'm compassionate, detailed oriented and cooperative. I'm attracted to being a caregiver because I love people and I love helping others. I enjoy helping others and getting to know them. My personal achievements is being able to help others when I can.

Experienced Caregiver who's passionate about the job

I have enjoyed being a caregiver for a few years now. It's something that just kinda fell in my lap. My stepdad had a stroke an was going to be put in the nursing home as he had no one to care for him to go home. So I offered to give it a try so he could be at home while he progresses. I went to the hospital an stay a few days before he was released an nurses an doctors spend alot of time with me explaining do an don't s. He had to help with everyday all day normal of liveing. Bathing, changing diapers because he wasn't able to walk. Cooking cleaning an therapy . Lots of therapy an also had to where a vest to shock his heart if it was to stop working. Over time was very emotional has I never believed I could make a difference like I did. But he was albe to walk again an on his own. An upgrade to useing the bathroom on his own . All but sometimes help with bathing. He's still doing good an still needs help. But progressed enough where he only needs me part time. I worked hard an always kept a smile on my face to encourage him to keep moving forward. During this time I also started doing part time help with my grandmother an concerns she had. An I e learned so much over the passed few years an enjoyed knowing I could help that I decided to continue offering my guidance. I learned things I never thought would happen an makes me smile knowing I can give a smile!

I am a single mother that has been working with dementia patients for the past 12 years. I was the primary caregiver for my father who had dementia and Parkingston's Disease from 2004-2014. Since then I have worked as and aide/caregiver with elderly patients.