Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Freeland - 107 caregivers found

If you need someone trustworthy , responsible and dependable who will take great care of your loved one when you're not there ..great news , your in excellent hands ! Feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns you might have. Hope to chat with you soon !

To me, taking care of someone isn't a job but it is a passion, a desire and a willingness to help others. It is always my mission to provide the best care and companionship to those I am with. I have been in this career field for over 15 years. I have a Medical Assistance Degree and a Bachelors of Science in Healthcare Management. (Both from Herzing University) I am a Mother and Wife and enjoy spending time with my Family when I am not working. I am very outgoing, determined and have a positive mindset.

Hi my name is melissa.

My main goal is to be a great caregiver treat you with the most respect and treat you how I would want my own family to be treated . The reason I became a caregiver was because I love helping people . I'm very proud of the work I do and always doing a great job at my work and always getting along so well with my clients and their family

My name is Sarah , and the reason why I love doing caregiving because I know there is people in need in this world and they can't do much . Since I am capable of helping I always do everything I can to help that person . I love it , I get to me all types of people and it makes me happy , because I used be very anti/social but this job really helped me to be more opened . A personal achievement I'm proud of is doing school/ work / and having a child at a young age , even though I don't have much friends I'm happy for being more mature than I was . One of my best personality traits is that im a person that anyone can talk to , im open ears all the time and give you the best advice that I know I can give you . I always love to help no matter what, because if I were in a situation I would want people to help me.

I have done home health care and hospice for 10+ years. I have a heart for this kind of work and I want to make a difference in peoples lives. I treat all my patients as I would want someone to treat my own family.

I am a good person, and love people and like to help people to be better. To be a caregiver, you have to know what you are doing and I'm really love this job.

I am 23 years old and I am from Puerto Rico. Something that I really liked about this profession is being able to care, support and connect with patients. I consider myself an excellent caregiver since I offer love and commitment to the tasks that I carry out with each patient. I am kind, responsible and extremely respectful.

I give out my quality of work and i always put my clients first. Am a good listener and always ready to learn. (P-PATIENCE, U-UNDERSTANDING, T-TOLERANCE IS MY KEY WORDS IN MY Health care JOB.

As a person who took care of her grandmother, I am very compassionate. I understand that they are old and fragile and need love. I am a very patient in general and even more as a caregiver. This job is caught my eye because I love taking care of people. I am the youngest in the family so it was them who always took care of me and as I grew older, I found myself wanting to take care of other people and family members like my family took care of me. I love making people that I take care of make their problems go away even just temporarily. I love making them happy and forget their problems. I love affecting people's lives positively. I took care of my grandmother growing up. When I used to live in the Philippines, she was one of the people that raised me. I moved to the US and had to leave her but I promised myself that I will get her to come here one day. Finally, I got her a Visa and she got to see the United States and got to take care of her like she took care or me. She was with me for 2 years and I had to stop college so I can take care of her. I have no regrets, I loved every single moment we spent together. She was 82 when she came here, I had to bathe her, change her clothes, make food for her and help her get to bed. She has rheumatoid arthritis in her knees so it was very hard for her to walk so I had to escort her wherever she went. She was also showing signs of Dementia. Even though we talked about the same things over and over again, I would go back a thousand times just so I can see and take care of her again. Her Visa expired and had to go back to the Philippines. She is 87 years old now. Whenever I talk to her, she would never fail to thank me for taking care of her.