Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Glascock County - 33 caregivers found

Hey! My name is Kimberly battle, would describe myself as a respectful, observant, reliable and patient person who provides first-class care. And I always would like to say. I think patience and compassion are essential. This is a job that requires a lot of tolerance for challenging situations, and good communication and a positive attitude also go a long way. Additionally, you need endurance and physical ability to support patients with certain tasks. I think I would be a good candidate to see and care about your love one

Hi My name is Ashantriel Woolfork I have 4 year experience in workin in the caregiving field I enjoy being around older people helping them and taking care of them I treat my patients as my own family member I lost my grandmother to lung/bladder cancer 5 years ago and when she passed it made me grow closer to other older people because I miss her so much my personal achievement is that I'm able to help my elders and love on them as they should be

I am a certified Social Worker. Let me assist with your love ones!I consider my clients family and will always be there when you need me We help people remain at home, surrounded by friends and family, while receiving top-quality home-based care. In-home care is ideal to help seniors and disabled individuals with daily activities and more. From housekeeping to transportation to cooking, Extending A Hand will always provide professional and compassionate services for you and your loved ones. Extending A hand offers the following: Personal Care Services Bathing, Grooming, Toileting , Dressing , Transportation Companion/Sitter Services Safety and Security, Social Events, Playing Games Home Maker Services Meal Preparation, Light Housekeeping, Grocery Shopping Discharge Services Post Operative Care, Doctor Appointments, Medication Pick Up Social Services Social Worker Comes Monthly to check up on clients and update family on findings

I'm a compassionate and patient person with a strong desire to help others and provide quality care.

Being a caregiver/service to others bring me joy.

My patience makes me a great caregiver. The bonds you have with your patients attracted me to becoming a caregiver. I enjoy helping people in general, being a great company, and putting smiles on my patients face.

I made the decision to help others after helping my grandparents and great grandmother all through out my life. Seeing all of them being surrounded with a supportive family during their final years was truly a blessing, but sadly, not everyone is as lucky to have the constant care they did. I understand that a busy life can get in the way of helping out our loved ones, and I'd love to help them and provide company whenever I can. I love being able to help others and have often been complimented on my patience and understanding with those who need it. In her finally years, I helped my great grandmother with many activities, mostly with household chores and personal company (she was in her 90s whenever I was helping her.) I have been exposed to and helped people with memory issues, cancer, diabetes, etc. I am use to preparing food and reminding others to eat and to take their medication . I have much personal experience in this area and have no problem treating others with respect as I would want to be treated the same way. :)

I truly enjoy taking care of people, young or old. I grew up the oldest of 3 children. So at a very young age, I was taught to take care of my brother & siste. From there, it was taking care of Grandma, multiple Aunts & Uncles, plus Cousins, I've been doing it my whole life. When I was married, I cared for my husband's elderly Grandparents who had dementia & Alzheimer's. I've cared for a number of folks in the Augusta area over the years. I recently went to Atlanta to take care of my Aunt, who is 91 years old, for 10 days, while my Cousin took a vacation to Greece. We had the best time looking at pictures from the old days. I believe that when an old person dies a whole library disappears. I'm Old School. I have a compassionate heart. I know what it's like to feel forgotten & unimportant. If I can just make one person feel needed, then my job is done.

My goal is to give care to the one you love helping your love one's to get back to good health.

I am an activity therapist with the elderly and disabled inmates. I have a wide variety of experience with various mental health issues, dementia, and TBI. I am very patient and empathetic. I am also great with pets. CPR certified through the American Heart Association.