Home Care Aide (HCA) Caregivers in Oroville - 4 caregivers found

Taking good care of my clients ,being on time, being honest, cooking good foods, making sure the client have their medicine on time, making sure the client never misses their doctors appointments

My name is Sarah and I am a Compassionate, experienced caregiver trained with providing assistance to the elderly population along with the developmentally disabled, who need companionship, assistance in day-to-day errands, and special medical attention. I am Trained in First Aid, CPR and Basic Life Support. I am Client-focused and energetic, and use my exceptional care insight to make a positive contribution to the clients' life. I love being able to make a difference in peoples lives.!

Hello my name is Crystal I have 18 years of experience working with the elderly I have my CNA licenses and I'm have my HHS licenses I also work with clients that have IHSS. I'm very knowledgeable caregiver for more information please message me

I am a very upbeat and happy person. I love to make people smile, laugh and enjoy life. I am kind, patient, dependable, honest, trustworthy, gentle, hard working, intelligent, compassionate, understanding, and have a great sense of humor. I love animals, all of them! My favorite place to be is outdoors, primarily hiking and swimming. I truly enjoy meeting new people. I also love spending time with my family, friends, and pets. I enjoy reading, writing, board and card games, movies, cleaning, cooking. When my fraternal grandmother entered a care home when I was 12, I went to visit her every day. I was shocked to see how many elderly patients had no one who visited them. So I unofficially became a volunteer and would visit other residents; reading to them, talking, playing games, dancing, whatever brought a little joy back into their lives. Caregiving has been a part of my life ever since. I took care of my maternal grandmother who had severe rheumatoid arthritis and Dementia in her home until she passed away. I then moved my mother in with me when she was first diagnosed with Alzheimers and cared for her until her death 10 years later. I also cared for one of my brothers who was diagnosed with end stage Dementia at the age of 58 and passed away right before his 61st birthday. So I completely understand what loved ones must go through as family members become older, sick, or suffer from an injury. What I enjoy most about being a Caregiver is simply helping someone who needs it, especially if it allows them to remain in their own home. A personal achievement that I am proud of is raising such loving, kind, respectful, and amazing children.