Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Anderson - 37 caregivers found

I have worked for Carelynx since July of last year. I am a widow and live alone. I worked customer service for over 20 years for local manufacturing company's. I took care of a very ill husband who had strokes until he was bedridden and past away. I lost my 49 year old son whom I took care of from 2015-2020. He had In Stage Renal Failure, COPD, Congestive heart failure . I have spent a lot of my life making doctor appointments. Taking care of medication for my husband and son. I can take clients to do grocery shopping , Doctors appointments . I have dependable transportation. I can do meal prep but I cannot climb stairs. I am very dependable and enjoy helping people. I do not do housework . I have been fully vaccinated with all Covid Vaccines.

I love working with people.

Very passionate person and caring. Worked with residents who need help in the past. Helped with meal prep, washing, companionship, running erronds. MOving from bed to wheelchair

I care about people and I really enjoy helping others, especially seniors & the differently abled. I feel that anyone or their loved one will need help if not now in the future. "There but for the grace of God go I". --John Bradford.

Patience when dealing with the elderly is a essential for me as a caregiver, to be patient I'm a very dependability when it comes to the well-being of my clients. I'm Attentiveness, Trustworthiness, Compassionate it takes a very special kind of person to be caregiver. I enjoying working with people and really enjoy taking care of people of all ages and circumstan, what excited me the most about being a caregiver is the opportunity is to help those with their needs. Being a caregiver is a huge personal accomplishment, I'm proud of my flexibility and my determination to be the best caregiver I can be and knowing that I'm appreciate for my help and kindness and and passionate I have for my job

I LOVE WORKING AS A CAREGIVER I LOVE THE INDIVIDUALS I SERVE. I DO THE BEST POSSIBLE TO HELP THE INDIVIDUALS GET BETTER ON WHAT GOING ON. I LOOK FOR PROGRESS IN ALL MY INDIVIDUALS THAT I WORK WITH . SO WHAT EVER NEED THE INDIVIDUALS NEED IM HERE TO PUSH FARTHER TO MAKING IT HAPPEN. WITH NO PROBLEM. I ENJOY THE MOST OF ABLE TO WORK AND GET THE JOB DONE NOTHING ATTRACTED ME WHEN IM AT WORK.

Very attentive, caring and compassionate. This job isn't about money but about my calling. I do this because this is what I love. I enjoy helping people and it's what I feel I am here on this earth to do. I am a Christian woman, single mom with 3 grown and one still in the nest and two grown that I donated my eggs for my cousin(by marriage) to be able to have kids. I have a huge heart and look forward to meeting and caring for new clients throughout my career. I've been certified as a Nursing assistant back in 1991. I have worked in nursing home, hospital and in home environments and choose private in home care over all. My patients are much happier and healthier at home. Let's face it, that's where we'd all like to be and are most comfortable. I look forward to caring for your loved one. God Bless

My name is Mandi McFarland. I'm 43 yrs old and I found a love for home healthcare 9 yrs ago when my grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's! My grandfather had passed 10 yrs prior and she lived alone. My parents asked that I take care of her from 8-4 daily while they worked and they could care for her at night. As she progressed I learned more and more about this horrible disease and thrived as I cared for her. She passed about a yr and a half later but I valued what I learned while caring for her. I waited a few months after she passed and found a job as a care giver. I have worked for a few companies over the last 9 yrs and several patients on an individual basis. Most of my patients have had dementia/Alzheimer's. I have had a blind patient and a few with heart diseases and kidney failure as well! Some have been very verbal and others were not verbal at all and I managed to establish a wonderful professional relationship with my patients and their families as well. I am a very personable person and can create a friend very easily. I love to take care of people and prepare their meals etc. one of my favorite things to do for my patients is prepare their meals and clean their homes. They deserve quality meals and a clean place to lay their head at night and spend their day! I believe that because my grandma was my first ever patient I learned right away how to treat any and all patients. Growing up you always learn that grandma deserves the upmost respect and with that being said she was cared for extremely well and I carried that on with me to all my patients! I have helped patients smile when they were feeling blue and have gotten patients to eat when they had no desire to do so. I am able to get patients to participate in activities with me most often and I love that I am able to do that.

I became a nurse aid just to try something different. I never dreamed that 20 yrs. later I would still be doing this as well as enjoying it, but I have learned so much along the way and the experience is priceless. In all the years I have pretty much worked in every area of healthcare. I started out in a nursing facility then went to a hospital, then home health, hospice, neuro-recovery facility, mental health, pediatrics, geriatrics, alzheimers/dementia, ALS, TBI pediatrics, etc... I take pride in my work and care about my patients as if they were my own family, all while maintaining respect, privacy, dignity and having empathy for them as well as their families. I try to put myself in the other shoes. I know there's alot of "caring" people out there but I believe the true genuine people are few and very far between.

My patience and compassion are what makes myself to be an exceptional caregiver. Every client deserves to be treated with respect and dignity at all times, and my goal is to care for my clients like I would my own family. Losing one's independence can be extremely difficult and will take some time to adjust to. This requires a caregiver to be very patient, understanding, and accepting. I've been caregiving for over 20 years, and I consider it to be my true passion. I received my CNA License in 1999, after training at Tomball Nursing Center in Tomball,TX. I am pleased to say that I have experience in all levels of care ranging from being fully dependent (feeding tubes, Hoyer Lifts, etc.) to only needing minor assistance. I graduated with Honors in May of 2019, earning an Associate Degree in Science. I was also inducted into the International Honor Society while attending Lone Star College. This is due to serious dedication and hard work.