668 caregivers with Vision and Eye Disorders experience found near Gary
Vision and eye disorders among the elderly usually result from progressive retinal degeneration, increased pressure in the eye, or the formation of protein clumps. The most prevalent vision disorders found in older adults are glaucoma, cataracts, presbyopia, conjunctivitis, and corneal disease. Symptoms that signal eye problems include dryness, poor eyesight, farsightedness, nearsightedness, blurred or double vision, seeing halos surrounding lights, pain, swelling or burning, and heavy eye discharge. Those caring for individuals with vision problems will need to assist with everyday tasks, medication administration, transportation, and other activities that require reading or normal vision. To alleviate the symptoms of eye problems, caregivers can also help individuals with contact lenses, glasses, LASIK surgery recovery, eyedrops, and sunglasses use.
My name is JUANITA, I will give your Mom, Dad, Grandparents the Love, Respect, & Compassion that they need & The Trust when working with them that they Truly deserve
I have 15 years of experience being care giver I am very patient and take my job very seriously,never late for work
I did work with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's patient
I was responsible for daily routine like breakfast,medicine intake,exercise,doctors appointment,laundry and groceries
What makes me a great caregiver I will say that I really care about people I tried to listen to what their needs and wants are and try to provide them with the best of my ability. I'm a caring loving person I believe in treating people the way you want to be treated, I became a caregiver when I was 13 years old taking care of my grandmother and her friends that was Eastern star members. I would go to their homes and prepare their food and take out the garbage and clean their homes in the summertime I found a lot of joy in helping them. The most thing that I enjoy about being caregiver is being there for someone that really needs me, listening to their stories, providing the care that they need. It gave me great joy to know that I am need it and want it. My personal achievement is to start my own group homes for the homeless, for the children, and for the seniors, and for the mentally ill. I want to see if community their work together stays together I think everyone needs each other to make this world a better place to live .
I am compassionate, I care about the needs of others . I treat people the way I want to be treated.i started this profession because I wanted to know how to take care of my Grandmother who was in her early stages of Alzheimer's. I went to CNA school and got my certificate. I started working at what is now called Manor Care in Palos Heights. I was there 6 months and then got a job at Ingall's Memorial Hospital. I am still at Ingalls it's been 23 years nowI love my job I work on one day surgery .I have a phlebotomy certificate and completed the basic dysrhythmia class .I was able to care for my Grandmother who had Alzheimer's and Grandfather who had 2 strokes. Me and my Mother took care of them for about 15 years I was able to go part time and my Mom quit her job for 10 years to take care of them.I love older people and I wouldn't give up what I do for the word !!!iI also have my CPR certification it expires in 2020.I also have 2 reliable vehicles a CAR and a SUV.
I am a patient and caring Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) who takes pride in providing daily care to individuals who need some assistance. I received my certificate as an Advocate South Suburban Hospital Nursing Assistant Clinical Coach.
I started my journey as a home care aide, with experience I worked my way into a nurse delegated CNA position. I love every minute of it. I enjoy building a relationship with the people I work with, my main priority is to provide quality compassionate care. I think what makes me a great caregiver is my attentiveness to my clients, I listen to my clients, I'm there for my clients, my clients needs and changes are my concern. When it comes to the health and well being of my clients, I want to make sure that they are doing well, emotionally and physically.
What do I enjoy most about being a caregiver? I enjoy the interaction, i get to be in the presence of so many wonderful people who have stories to tell. It might sound cliche but I genuinely love knowing that i can help another person in this world, so that is exactly what i do.
I'm proud to be continuing my nursing education at Loyola University in Chicago, granting me a BSN degree come May 20'.
Hello, I've been a CNA/Home Health Aide for 13yrs now. I'm experienced in working with Dementia, and Alzheimer's patients .. I have a valid CNA certificate with good standings on the Illinois registry. I have a valid CPR card as well as my own reliable transportation
I have a good writing and communication skills, a good team player and the ability to adapt quickly to changes in work environment. I am a good listener and also very patient and compassionate.
I have the ability to remain calm under pressure and i also have I.T and driving skills. I have over ten years experience in this profession.
I have always enjoyed waiting on, taking care of, and the company of the elderly, I also like lightening the load of the family.
The things that I like about being a Caregiver, is the personal satisfaction I get out of being where I'm needed and receiving so many letters of appreciation from so many families, and office staff.
I am a very loving 61-year-old CNA/Home Health Aide (10 years), Caregiver, Companion/Sitter, with 26 years of Home Healthcare under my belt. I am empathetic, full of compassion, kind and have (so I've been told), possess a wonderful sense of humor. I enjoy being helpful and have loads of energy, which helps a lot, considering I love to stay busy. I am computer savvy, and can perform certain duties online. My client's and their families become very comfortable around and with me. They soon realize that I enjoy challenges, and I have a great working relationship with other members of the medical team. I am a great cook, and have so much experience in the home healthcare field, that I can handle pretty much anything that comes my way. All in all, myself, and others that matter, believe that this is my niche in life; and I am excellent at it. Proficient in Alzheimer's/Dementia, Cancer, Hospice, and Incontinent Care. I specialize in couples. General Housekeeping and laundry provided, depending on the case.
I became a Nursing Assistant when my grandfather was diagnosed with Cancer it was hard on my grandmother, but once I stepped in with bathing, helping with light housekeeping around the house or just letting my grandmother get out for an hour or two her load was lightened it was a blessing. I felt giving back to my grandfather for all the love and support he has given me all the years was truly from the heart, he later passed away within three months then my grandmother was diagnosed with Cancer and I stepped in for her with just myself and my little children and again it was a blessing but challenging at same time but God gave me strength through my trail and made me strong.If i can give that to everyone I come in contact with am complete because it's from the heart helping someone with a bath, dressing them for the day, of just having a conversation means a lot to so many.. I love what I do and can give another individual
I am a passionate person. I come from a family that has spent many generations helping others. I am honest and trustworthy. I was a firefighter for 10 years, I worked in an emergency room setting for 14 years. I pride myself on treating others the way I would insist my parents be treated. I am a military wife, that knows the significance of service and punctuality. I have worked with patients with neurological to delivering babies. I love what I do.
Professionally trained Caregiver with experience ensuring high standards of culturally competent care for a wide variety of patients with diverse needs. I have been a Caregiver for over 10 years. Especially skilled with Alzheimer's, Dementia, Parkinson's, Arthritis and Cancer. I would not only be a caregiver, but a friend to whom I care for adding my own personal touch and personality to their day to day needs, while providing for increasing levels of responsibility and professional growth.
Hey my name is Tyieesha I am a caring,patient, understanding, loving, caregiver looking for a family to assist and lend a helping hand around the house. I started caregiving at a younge age at 16 it was personal experience of course taking care of my mother who passed from cancer, i later growed interest in caregiving and landed my first caregiving job at 18. I have 1 year professional experience and 2 years of personal experience with caregiving and both have taught me a lot. I enjoy lending a hand to those who has trouble doing certain activities or daily routines, that what I love most about begin a caregiver. A personal achievement im proud of is begin the best mom I can be
I am a nursing student and working as a caregiver . My job gives my the pleasure to learn and care more about people health needs .I am very caring and loving my mom had a stroke in my youth and is Paraplegic . Her condition had helped me to become more caring, loving and have a personal passion for caregiving . I enjoy making others life easier and making a difference everyday. I have achieved many life changing situations in my clients from their health to their mental well being .
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