Diabetes Caregivers in Lagrange - 83 caregivers found

I am a reliable, organized, friend caregiver who loves taking care of my clients as my own keeping them safe and secure at all times. I am determined to get things done on a timely manner. I am currently in Nursing school and I am a patient care technician.

I'm great at being a caregiver due to the fact I ALWAYS treat my patient as if they're my mom or dad!! Have taken care of dementia, hospice, cancer, assisted w/ bathing, getting dressed, housekeeping, dr. appointments, & meal prepping. I can promise you, your family will be well taken care of!! Been in medical field for 8 years!!!

I'm the type of person that's very personable I love people and I love helping others. I worked at St Vincent hospital as a patient safety assistance I kept my patients safe I assisted them with restroom duties, feeding, walking, I played games with them watched television I became their companion. I've worked with people with all types of elements even hospice, ages from infants to 104 years of age. I also work with the seniors at my church. I'm a very nurturing person. I love to make others laugh and smile, I've been called an angel by some. I have an 88 year old mother so dealing with the elderly is something that I have mastered by experience. Also I'm a CNA

My name is Amanda. I have been a medical assistant for over 7 years. I have worked at the hospital on the cardiac floor as well as in doctor office. I enjoy working with patients and help make a difference in their life.

Kind and dependable and willing to help

I had my own daycare for 20 years. I been taking care of children since my first brother was born when I was 6. Other people's children at age 13, newborn and a 12-year-olds. I have babysat or I have been a surrogate mother to many children when they needed it. Was a Foster Mom for many years. Love people, but have a special aptitude for children, elderly and handicapped. Cared for the elderly more than 30 years! I go by my Hebrew name PalaYah since 2016. Thanks so much for your consideration.

Hey there! My name is Laura and I think to be a great caregiver you must have compassion and empathy. You must also have great communication skills, and most importantly you must have patience. I wanted to be a caregiver because being able to provide assistance, support, and companionship to those in need makes me feel good. The thing I love the most about being a caregiver is being apart of someone's life and being able to hopefully make a positive impact on them.

I feel being a caregiver just comes natural for me, I have always loved helping others and working in the health care field. I like knowing that at the end of the day I have made life a little better and easier for someone who can no longer or never has been able to do the everyday task that we { Healthy People } sometimes take for granted. A personal achievement I am proud of is going back to school at almost the age of 40 and graduating with a certificate in Phlebotomy and then working 8 yrs in that field all while raising two small girls. I am a 48 year woman who has successfully raised two beautiful daughters and I am now a Grandmother to my beautiful one year old granddaughter and soon expecting another grandchild. I am a christian , non- smoker and I love animals. I believe in giving the kind of care I would want for one of my loved ones and even myself one day.

1. I became a caregiver because it is my passion and pleasure to help others who need assistance that is where my joy comes from. 2. I love being able to help others who need assistance especially if they have no family they become part of my family. 3. A personal achievement of mine is being able to make my clients comfortable in their time of need and allowing their family members to be rest assured that their loved one is in good hands. 4. I am a GA registered CNA/ MA and currently in school for my BSN/RN

I have always told others that I not medically inclined until almost three years ago my now 5 year old grand son almost drowned in our pool. Man had given upon him surviving. His parents were told that they would be provided with medically assisted suicide. To this day I have been thankful they did not go that route. I learned how to perform trachea change, g-tube feeding and administer medications via his G-tube, comfort him, I have talked many through and even out of major depression. I cared for my parents and grandmother who was a diabetic and those who had high blood pressure just to mention a few. I realized during these transitions that being a caregiver is such a critical player in a time of need because many family members are unable to stop their day to day lives and provide that much needed attention for their live ones. I promise to be loving and caring to your loved ones, they need the care and attention I have to offer.