Dementia Caregivers in Arden - 323 caregivers found

I'm a caregiver because I love to help order with the need it make me feel good when I put happiness in someone face .

I'm a loving and caring person. I love to help people. I enjoy connecting with people.when a smile comes on my patient face it's make me proud of my patient.

I am friendly and out going ,but I love to take care of the elderly because I am a caring person.I pay close attention to my clients feeling and keen observation to what is going on with them and around them.I was brought up by grandparents so I have a lot of empathy for caregiving.My personal achievement is seeing clients get well after an illness knowing I was a part of the recovery.

I love being surrounded by older people, they are so full of wisdom and history. That is what drew me to being a care giver. I love helping them and being able to help and care for them as they once cared for me when I was younger. They deserve the best care and that is one thing I am proud of, giving them the best of me. I am a careful listener and will go above and beyond to making your loved one comfortable and cared for.

Hello my name is jasmeen and I'm 20 years old. I'm currently go to University of Bridgeport working towards my bachelors degree in nursing. I been a CNA for almost a year now. I honestly love what i do. I get to help other. Im CPR/ First aid certified. I also have my own to car that i can use and have a great driving record. I'm following forward to working with you and your family.

Hello. I have been taking care of people of elderly people with various conditions since 2001. I've worked in agencies to private homes. I would describe myself as being patient, understanding, and positive. My goal is to become a Registered Nurse and work in various capacities such as school, baby nurse and with elderly people in their homes.

Caregiving is the act of providing help and comfort to another person. It can involve many different activities, such as grocery shopping; help with dressing, eating, toileting; or providing emotional support to another person while they navigate a physical, emotional, or health challenge.

Hello my name is Robin Berry. I am a very outgoing and sociable person. Especially when it comes to a client that really doesn't like to talk much or may not have much energy or excitement during their day. I learned sometimes a smile and a good joke is the best medication. I believe that's what makes me a great care giver besides the fact that I am well experienced in bed transfers to toilet/sitting device and or wheelchair as well as usage of the Hoyerlift for bedbound clients. Average weight with proper technique, I can lift up to 250 pounds. I also have a great rapor with dementia as well as alzheimer patients. I am aware of the urgency of structuring a reasonable schedule for them so they dont become antsy during sundowning. Keeping a close source of comforting solutions to calm their frustration. Such as a cellular device to contact a familiar voice or face call from a family member. I have been doing home care since I was 20 years old and I have work for maybe 5 to 6 agencies throughout the past 15 years of off and on again service throught New York City while being a mom of 2 beautiful children who are now all grown up. I always had a way of making people cheer up. I had one clients family that were so happy with my service she wrote a letter to the job to Express her satisfaction with my care for her mother. She said it was my calling from God. I don't want to exaggerate my story but I have been blessed with seeing happy faces, when i arrived in the morning, to a few clients home. With most of my cases. I am definitely grateful for keeping alot of my clients healthy, happy and safe. Especially with the new pandemic their lives are so much more fragile and I hope to assist with being apart of your families Health team to aide in your family members safe and healthy recovery and or companionship.

I became a nurse aide because I always wanted to take care of the elderly. I love having conversations and being with them. I treat my patients as if they were my parents. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is being able to spend time with the patients and hearing their stories, which always puts a smile on both of our faces, for them to know that someone cares for them.

I am a compassionate, empathetic worker who specializes in end-of-life doula care. I specialize in making amends before end-of-life, and can help in every aspect that happens before, during, and after. I believe every human being is capable of great things, and great change. Working with you would be my honor.