ALS Caregivers in Lewis County - 10 caregivers found

I am very kind towards everyone I meet, I've never met a stranger. I'm understanding to the needs of the patient and will meet expectations that are required of me as a caregiver. I've always wanted to help people ever since I was little and grew up watching my mother do this job and sometimes I'd go with her and help her when she needed it. The one thing I enjoy the most from being a caregiver is making a difference in someone's life and helping them to get better if they're wheelchair bound and start standing in their own or even just giving them a listening ear. My personal achievement is taking cna classes to better myself as a care professional and to keep helping people

My name is Melony. I have 12+ years experience in caregiving. I have worked home health and facility care. Both Assisted Living and Memory Care. During these years I have had the privilege of caring for some outstanding seniors. Some of whom needed minimal care, such as companionship. Just someone to simply be there and be a friend. Which I am always happy to do. I have also cared for seniors who needed much more. My experience with dementia and Alzheimer's is extensive. I understand the importance of safety during such a confusing time in their lives. Throughout my career I have taken every opportunity to learn how to comfort and calm the uncertainty they live with on a daily basis. I can offer activities and exercises to set their mind at ease and give them something positive to focus on. I will gladly help keep things tidy, prepare yummy meals, help with bathing/dressing, ambulation, medication reminders and more and can discuss a care plan that works best for your family.

I have 3 years of caregiver experience never had a participant I did not like my supervisor Jane Morgan said patients take to me fast I can give you family references that I have served . Nothing attracted me to caregiving I just thought I would try it and I have like it since . Helping people is what I like most about caregiving .Personal achievement is reaching patients that other people can't and I have done it just by listening and being sensitive to their needs.

What made me to be a caregiver was being able to help and take care of people. I enjoy meeting new people and helping new people out. Im proud of being able to help people who need it.

I've been a non medical Caregiver for 2 years now. I specialize in Total Care and Critical Care clients. I enjoy the companionship and helping clients be their best selves and stay independent.

I love making a difference in the lives of others. After caring for past patients at Senior Moments who had Alzheimer's, I realized this is a profession that I'm good at and passionate about. When working with my Patients , I developed patience and empathy qualities that will make me a great caregiver with your organization. I'm here today because I'm looking to continue growing my career in this field.

I have worked as a CNA-HHA for over 20 years, first through various agencies and then on my own as a private duty caregiver until I started my own home care agency. I worked well with mostly the elderly and Alzheimer and dementia patients. The benefits I receive from caregiving are numerous. I truly enjoy helping people and feeling needed and appreciated by them. I enjoy interacting with the families and working together to develop care plans and meet challenges associated with the job. One of the things I'm most proud of is being able to give the clients and their families peace of mind knowing that their loved ones are comfortable and well-cared for.

*I always think about my patients needs. *Every since I was a kid, I've always wanted to grow up and become a nurse. *Helping others. *The fact I love to help the elders.

I am a very caring person. I love to help people and a good listener. I am patient and understanding. What attracted me to be a caregiver is helping other family members. I was always the family meme er that everyone called when they were sick. Being someone that is willing to help they knew they could count on me.

I have worked as a Behavioral Health Technician, working with developmentally disabled adults in group homes to provide healthy, safe, and productive home environments moving up to leadership roles receiving team leader role. I also worked in homes assisting immobile patients with showering, getting dressed, transferring to wheelchairs, and making breakfast. Assisted patients in achieving health goals working on weight loss and a healthy mindset, and setting micro habits to obtain overall wellness. I love assisting people and creating a healthy environment with quality and genuine companionship. One achievement as a caregiver that I am very proud of is his helping a patent think outside the box and empowering him to overcome the obstacles to feed himself independently for the first time at 28 years old.