Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Bee Spring - 39 caregivers found

I am a hard dedicated worker and a very friendly person. I was a CNA for over 15 years and love helping the elderly with their daily needs.

My dad was a 32 year retired military officer and a Green Beret. For 7 years, until his passing, I was responsible for all aspects of daily care. Included were meals, medication allocation, diabetes testing, transportation, (unfortunately he spent 5 years in a wheelchair) applications for making the home safe, wound care due to 4 major surgeries (some surgeries related to purple hearts from decades ago) dozens of minor surgeries due to agent orange/cancer, hygiene, house keeping, physical therapy, Dementia, Alzheimer's, depression, monitored vital sign, bed making, received physician's order, coordinated with hospital, physicians and physical therapist for monthly checks, perform first aide, kept him socially engaged by going to outside events i.e. restaurants, ball games, events and activities. All my very best Thomas (Tim) Riggs Hope to hear from you soon.

I love working with people. That's my passion it takes patients and communication skills and most importantly being present. I have been a caregiver for over five plus years and something I will continue to do.

Certified CNA, CPR. Well experienced in general senior care great in companionship, grooming, provides activities of daily living with assistance of meals, feeding patients as necessary and ambulating, turning, and positioning patients; and providing comfort. Supporting them with care assistance and bringing joy to their heart, well able to work full time hour with immediate response to clients.

My name is John, I started my career working in nursing facilities as a maintenance technician, taking care of the facility as well As the residents needs. I am a caring and compassionate person who will make sure the residents will be taken care of. Any and everything they need will be my #1 priority.

Hey there! My name is Molly. I am a 19 year old, who comes from a long line of caregivers in my family. I love getting to build relationships with elders and learning about how there life was. My grandmother is my biggest role model in life and I cherish her more than anything! She has made the biggest impact on my life.

I'm a Single Mother, and Being that My patients are my Happy! I enjoy caregiving the Most! I always lived with my Gma until she passed in 2018! If pancreatic Cancer she was the love of my life! She was also Hospice at home! I cared for her every need until she was gone from me!

Hi! I am currently a nursing major at Western and have two years of CNA experience. I am very patient and understanding which helps me be a good caregiver. I first decided to become a caregiver because it has always been a passion of mine to help people, especially in their times of need. I enjoy talking and getting to know my patients. I am proud of how hard I have worked to gain experience, starting in this field when I was only 17.

What makes me an exceptional caregiver is my ability to place the needs of others above my own needs. I have always possed an extremely high level of empathy and compassion for others. In a nutshell I have a huge heart and I'm extremely selfless. Ive been caring for others since I was 15 and my sister became ill . She had an infant daughter so I took care of her and my niece. I also quit nursing school to care for my mother when she was placed on hospice. I find nothing more fulfilling then helping people in need. The most enjoyable part of caregiving is the relationship I develop with my clients. Everyone should have someone who genuinely cares about their well-being and if I'm able to provide them with a sense of comfort it brings me so much happiness. I love to put a smile on someone's face and lift their spirits. I am very proud of my ability to work and still pursue my education. I am in the process of obtaining my lpn.

I have always been fond of helping and trained as a teacher.This made me to be so much caring about others .growing up with my grandmother and taking care of her made me love to be giving to others and being there to help whenever necessary.As a Christian ,nothing makes me feel better than being of service to others.When my father was diagnosed with stage 4 CA lung ,i was staying with him taking care of him till he succumbed to cancer at 73.Him and my grandmother who died at 110 gave me the passion to take care of the elderly to make their days feel better.