COPD Caregivers in Economy - 19 caregivers found

Hi my name is Crystal I am outgoing fun I love to care for other people my motto is treat others the way you want to be treated I have been a caregiver since I was a very young girl I had a hereditary disease run through my family I cared for my two brothers until they passed away also took care of my father that lost both hands in the Vietnam so it led me to the only thing I knew and that was taken care of other people as a caregiver it's something that I enjoy doing... one of my personal achievements I am very proud of is becoming a certified peer recovery supporter [?]

Attentive, caring, compassionate

My name is Roberta. I have been in the home health Aide field since 2008. I love the health care field because I get to work with families and their loved ones in their home.

I have been a caregiver my entire life, I started out as a CNA at age 17 I did that as well as home health care for several years then I went to college and acquired my associates degree in Medical Assisting. Then I worked at an opthalmology practice for 3 years then a Cardiology center for 2 and most recently I've been employed as a direct care staff taking care of clients in their home. I'm honest, dependable, caring, empathetic and I just love taking care of people.

I'm 29 almost 30 Ive been a cna for about 9 years I've worked in about every field from psychiatric to pediatrics to geriatrics

I became a caregiver almost 6 yrs ago after becoming a Medical Assistant. I have taken care of many different families and helped them with their parents needs. I have become like family with the people I have cared for. I have a genuine compassion for helping others and do this work with love in my heart. I treat others as I would want my own parents treated or myself.

I am a very caring, responsible and respectful caregiver. I love to help those in need. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is being able to help patients live life to their full capabilities and help them with their daily needs.

I went to Ivy Tech to get my Cna license so I could work as a home health aide. I've enjoyed helping people stay in there home. I have a great attention to detail. I'm very proud that I was with the same company for 12yrs. My biggest achievement has been venturing into private care and learning new skills . most people enjoy talking to me and feel at ease when I'm working with them .

I think I'm a great caregiver because I enjoy helping the elderly have been a certified nursing aide for 23 years I am compassionate and respectful dependable and will go above and beyond for my patients

I provide compassionate and reliable home care services help keep seniors safe and independent wherever they call home a nd to enhance the quality of life for both seniors and their families in every caregiving experience. I offer a broad range of services that can be tailored to meet your family's unique needs and preferences. While the tasks of each service might differ, the goal for all types of care remains the same: To enhance the lives of seniors and their families. I help seniors cope with their condition while maximizing their capabilities I can help meet a variety of care needs related to Alzheimer's disease, dementia, arthritis, Parkinson's, diabetes, depression, and other conditions. I have over 10 yrs of experience caring for seniors and their families. I have provide the highest quality of care--the kind of care we would want for our own parents, spouse or grandparents. I am committed to not just capable care, but compassionate care and along with Companionship that we all need. Here are some basic caregiver job responsibilities: Change linens and make beds Prepare and plan meals (including clean-up) Help with walking and light exercise Plan ahead for future meals, check expiration dates on food Do laundry (may include light ironing) Light housekeeping duties (such as vacuuming and dusting) Assist with dressing, grooming and bathing Take out the trash Run small errands (pick up prescriptions, go to the bank, etc.) Remind when to take medications Engage in mental and physical exercises Escort to appointments (doctor, physical therapy, hair salon, etc.) Organize mail and maintain a schedule/calendar Escort to religious services Engage in regular activities (talking, games, etc.) Provide companionship Record daily care notes Make note of any significant changes in the client to the agency/service