Palliative Care Caregivers in Williamsburg - 8 caregivers found

Attentive, caring, compassionate

Hello my name is Michelle Dayton. I have worked in home healthcare for close to 25 years. I have been State certified as a CNA in both Michigan and Indiana. I am not currently certified but I am a registered HHA. I get tremendous enjoyment of taking care of others. My healthcare career started as a volunteer for hospice after I lost my grandparents. I've seen what amazing work they did and how at peace my grandparents were when they passed and I chose to pay it forward. I am a little more picky on the people I take care of then other Aides for two reasons: 1. If the client and I seem to clash it's no good for anyone. So I will not waste your time or my own. I will just respectfully decline the offer. 2. The clients I take on will not be just a clients. I love my people like they're my own family and I will do my absolute best to meet every need they have. If I cannot accomplish that I will find someone who can and put you in touch with them, because there's no sense in your family members being unhappy and uncomfortable in their own home. I feel that I am very caring and compassionate with each and every client that I've had. I believe everyone deserves respect, kindness and a voice( your opinion matters to me!) I will never force your family members to do something they don't want to do. I feel they have live through several wars, a great depression and a whole lot of hardship in the past and now is their time to be pampered. If your family member needs anything or you have questions about anything if I can't answer them I will find the answers and if I have the answers I will let you know.

I am compassionate and patient with my residents and all I care for. I grew up in nursing homes (my mother has always been director of nursing) so I am comfortable with elderly patients. I always have the best interest of those who I help in mind and I am very easy to communicate with. I am trustworthy and would never take advantage of anyone's illness.

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 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 became a caregiver when my grandfather passed away in 2018. When my grandfather got sick he asked me to assist him in getting a drink of water and I couldn't help him because I didn't know what I was doing. After his passing I just knew that being a caregiver is what I wanted too do. Maybe just maybe if I knew what I was doing when my grandfather was still alive I could of bought us some more time. I love what I do. Just being able too help someone to be and do the best they can is a great feeling. Being able too just put a smile on someone's face or be the listening ear they've needed for so long. I bring a positive attitude, hard work and determination to get my job done! I'm a caring, loving and energetic mother of four!

Since 2013 I have been taking care of the elderly the sick The Young and the babies I have been making myself known for my career I can take my job very seriously I take care of my patients even better help sometimes I take for my pet care of my patients do that take care of myself that's pretty funny anyways meaning of taking care of somebody else's love one and taking care of somebody else's life means everything to me and I would do anything to make anybody smile so it's the fact that I have to take care of your person that makes my whole day.

I started learning that I wanted to help at 12. My grandfather had a massive stroke the day I was born. By the time I was twelve I was helping in all aspects of his care. I became a CNA at 19 and worked for several years in different nursing homes and private care. Then I changed to being a CMA in a doctors office. When my children were little I then decided to be a cook for part time and now my last is graduated and I still love helping others. I have now decided to get back into the profession.