Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Larimer County - 26 caregivers found

I am a compassionate,kind patient, trustworthy and reliable person. I was attracted to caregiving because it is a job that has the potential to to make a difference in someone's life. I enjoy interacting with them and taking care of them makes me feel like am part of the family. The personal achievement that am proud of is knowing that my time ,presence and efforts can provide comfort to someone .

I am a friendly compassionate person that enjoys valuing the time of others. I am focused on giving back to my community and helping others. I find great satisfaction in helping others. My long-term goals included transitioning over to the medical field specifically nursing. I really enjoy having the ability to aid others and help them out and hopefully get to learn from them as well. I am very proud of the fact that I am serving my country and I am also furthering my education by attending Colorado State University.

Hi! My name is Amanda. I'm an outgoing fun person who loves to laugh and make others laugh. I absolutely love the elderly and getting to know them from their younger days to todays version of them. I love to enrich their day to day lives in any way I can. I've worked with dementia and Alzheimer's clients for the past 4 years so I definitely have a lot of patience doing this line of work. I am CPR certified and also a certified QMAP.

I am very patient and allow my clients to express their feelings. I have always wanted to help people and this job allows me to do that. I enjoy talking to my clients and learning all about their lives. I am proud of all the things i can do to help my clients

Hello I am Alicia- I have done private home care for approx. 10+ years. I find it very rewarding to give the care I wish to receive for myself or family members if/when I may need help doing everyday tasks. I raised 4 children & now have beautiful grandbabies to enjoy & visit them as often as I'm able to. For the past year & a half I've lived with my dad caring for him and his COPD- on November 21, 2022 he lost the fight against his disease. I have alot of experience in home care & I'm looking forward to caring for you or your loved one. Have a wonderful day.. Alicia

I became a care giver , because I like helping people, and keeping people company when they need it. I have worked with several clients with taking them to appoints, run errands, grocery shopping, or just to take them out to eat to enjoy the day. I believe every one deserves respect and need to be kind and helpful.

I'm a mom of 5 and love going out with my kiddos to hike or to the park or sledding.

1.To assist clients to live independently as possible and give great, quality care. 2. I receive personal satisfaction in helping others. 3. I've been in the medical field for 20+ years and am continuing my education, to become an RN. 4. I treat my patients/clients with integrity, empathy and genuine care and concern for their well-being.

I'm 47 just old women. I have worked in the medical field since I was 17 years old. All the way from the elderly to Brian injury , labor and delivery and orthopedic rehab. Ages range from pre-me to over 100 yrs old. . I enjoy taking care of individuals and watching the progression from being born or recovering from a sickness or helping with a disability to allow them prolong they happiness in life.. I enjoy seeing someone happy because of what they have been threw out how they can make themselves and there loveled ones be happy and proud of what they have accomplished in there life. See them succeed as an individual in there life. Watch them get stronger and overcome obstacles that may arise in front of them. Grow and get healthy as much as they can to proceed in the adventures that come before then in life. I like seeing people strong and happy and I like helping them get there with all the caring that I have and teach them.

When I first started caregiving over 12 years ago I wasn't sure if I would be making a career of a caregiver. To be honest it wasn't for me after the first few weeks. Well something happened and 12 years later I am still caregiver because this is what I am supposed to do in life. I have learned that I have a gift for memory care and a whole lot of love to give. I always make sure that my daily task will get completed in time for me to take the time to visit with a resident or client that needs someone to just be there for them. To listen,to talk to,or just quietly sit with them. Maybe they want to be mad and scream and hit at you. Whatever they need. I love what I do and I do what I love.