Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Culver - 6 caregivers found

I love helping people I have a big heart and I'm most proud of my kids

Hello! My names Katrina ive been in home health since I was 13 years old! I started with children who had special needs. I worked with them for about 5 years then started to lean more towards the elderly who really just need a lending hand at home a companion etc. Though I take my job very seriously and dont mind doing the dirty work as well bed baths toileting bed side commodes. I am experianced with hoyer lifts I am CPR certified and First Aid. I'm fluent in sign language for those who may have a family member who is hard of hearing or deaf. Its exhausting to type an entire bio and I much prefer to talk on the phone. I am a loving bubbly person who just cares alot for people family or not sometimes a little too much and sometimes thats okay! Please feel free to contact me as id love to explain more about myself and my background. I am looking forward to meeting new families!

I became a caregiver at the early age of 14 when my grandfather suffered a stroke which paralyzed the entire right side of his body. Ever since then, when I graduated high school in 2014, I began working for the nursing homes, & for multiple people in the area in need of a caregiver. I enjoy the companionships that are built thru trusting and support. I'm proud of the caregiver I am, because a lot of my clients/ patients have no one to support them, and knowing I am the one that's there to make sure they eat, & are properly bathed means a lot to me. I take my job seriously.

I love being able to meet patients needs and make them feel the most comfortable possible. Very reliable and honest caregiver.

My name is Ashley Kemple, a born and raised kind hearted southern Indiana girl. I became a caregiver a few years ago after watching my grandparents become sick with cancer and at the time, wasn't able to help much. After seeing them suffer the way they did and not being able to help, all I wanted to do after that was help people who were in need of care just as they did. Ever since I've been a caregiver, the most rewarding part of my job and the main objective with each passing day is to give everyone the best treatment possible and to be able to put a smile on the person's face. Every day that I accomplish that, I go home knowing I've made some sort of difference in that person's life, and it makes me feel great about what I do.

I'm very caring. I've always loved doing this kind of work and wouldn't want to do anything else. I love being able to help those that can't help themselves