Dementia Caregivers in Idaho Springs - 155 caregivers found

NOT ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS!!! NOT ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS!!! NO HOUSEKEEPING!!! AM FULL AS OF 09/12/2024 UPDATED 01/04/2025 Greetings Families! My name is Jettie Middleton. I am a former educator from DPS. I have always loved working with the special needs community. I have worked with all age groups within the school district as a Paraprofessional/Community Liaison. I have been a CNA and went to school for medical training in Respiratory Therapy, xray technician and Heath Science. I have a vast understanding of medical terminology and procedures. I can assist with medical appointments. Most of my clients have some type of memory loss in different stages. I am a mother of one adult child and proud grandmother of a 2 ( 1 just born this year 2024) one grandson who is in college. I have done private catering and I enjoy cooking and juicing fruits and vegetables. I do private over night care and hospice separately from Carelinx. I am very patient and compassionate. I will care for your family member as if they were a member of my family. Rest assured they are in good hands. I will be honored to give exceptional care to your family member. Note please understanding I prefer not to do #ANY HOUSEKEEPING# please hire a housekeeper if this is your primary need! am ok with some dogs but no cats.

Hi! I'm a student from Johns Hopkins University working as a caregiver. I consider myself to be empathetic, attentive, and hardworking in everything I do. My introduction to caregiving was for my grandmother when I was in highschool, and I found the experience to be very meaningful in its lessons of patience and kindness. I love the nature of being able to form a personal and emotional connection with others, and I consider those I work with to be more than just clients. They are unique and complex human beings with life stories to share. More than anything, I enjoy being able to work while listening and getting to know them.

Throughout my career, I have always enjoyed helping other people. I am patient and a good listener. I like to find what other people are interested in and join them in enjoying these activities. I have worked with families providing respite care for caregivers and am interested in continuing do so as I contemplate retirement. My interests and work background are broad and varied (e.g., ministry, teaching, respite care, sports coach and umpire/referee, home remodeling/ repair, reading, crossword puzzles, hiking, camping, all sports, movies). I am experienced in in-home care as well as taking my "friends" on outings of their choice. I am blessed with a loving wife, a son, and two (soon to be three) grandchildren.

I'm 23 years old I enjoy being a caregiver I've been a carry 4 1/2 years

Been a caregiver for 20 years certified nursing assistant 5 years qmap 20 years Taking care of people with various disabilities in home health care and nursing facilities In school to become a nurse

I enjoy caring for seniors I think because my father had 12 siblings and he married late in life so as a child I was surrounded by older aunts & uncles and they always made me feel loved and safe. I cared for both parents until their deaths and now I've been in business for myself for 4 years. I'm 69years old and understand challenges seniors face on a personal level however I'm healthy, fairly strong and not ready for retirement. Sincerely, Diane

Hello, my name is Brenda Guardado I am a Qmap/ Caregiver and have experience of over 10years in this field. I love being able to provide care and a helping hand to whomever needs it, being in this field has been very rewarding. I have my cpr, food handlers and my Qmap. I am bilingual, I get along with others and I have great work ethic .

I am a responsible and dependable caregiver. My experience around elderly and in Assisted Livings has given me understanding and compassion for residents in any type of limitation that they are experiencing. I am patient, respectful, hardworking, and passionate about caregiving. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is learning from the residents. Each one of them is so unique, and each one of them communicates differently, sometimes because of their disabilities or limitations, but they all have a story and a lesson to pass on to others.

I am happy to help people.

Being a Caregiving is an extremely rewarding job. As a Caregivers I take care of our elders, the people who have given so much to this world. Taking care of people is something I'm very proud of. ... Some residents become lonely or sad, but being a great caregiver helpsthem change there mood for the better. What I enjoy most about caregiving is getting to help other people in there time of need.