Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Franklin County - 34 caregivers found

I grew with the elderly and am close to the elderly especially women, because I didnt have a grandmother when I grew up. And I love hearing their stories.

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My name is Heather Stewart. I'm 31 years old. I am a married mother of four. 16,11,9,7. I am also a caregiver for my mother, have been for 7 years now. She has Copd/Empyhasema. I know how to do oxygen portables and concentrateors,bi-paps, and nebulizers. I live in Lynchburg Tennessee. I did some time in the Army National Guard. I love and am very passionate about being a caregiver. I have worked in both in home health and facility. I love knowing that at the end of everyday I made a difference in these clients lives. I never knew my grandparents so it's like having another chance.

Hello, I have been working in the healthcare field for 23 years. Am a passionate caring nurse who treats my patients as I want to be treated.

Love to be around seniors, just listening to them. I had the opportunity to care for a 87 year old for 6 years. Saw the need to help and did. Enjoy getting the seniors to and from their doctors appointments. I have been doing this for the last few years.

My name is Hannah, I am a mother of 3 children. As well as.. Dedicated Caregiver. Compassionate and experienced caregiver providing exceptional home health care services. - 10 years of caregiving experience - Home Health Aide (HHA) - Skilled in medication management, vital signs, and mobility assistance, companionship - Strong communication and interpersonal skills - Reliable, trustworthy, and detail-oriented *Full-time/Part-time/Flexible scheduling * CPR Certified * AED Certified * First Aid Certified * Caregiver Certified * HHA Certified My personal achievements in most proud of, are my kids. and simply being able to help others in need. I was my mother's caregiver, at the age of 10 I never left her side, and that's how my passion for being a caregiver, started.

Hi! My name is Kayla. For me being a caregiver is more than just a job. I love what I do! Helping others is something I have always been passionate about and I genuinely enjoy spending time with my clients and getting to know them.

I was born to a very large family,15 children to be exact,we were taught to care for one another,and when I was 13 years old,my grandmother came to live with us, because she could no longer safely care for herself and her home,,my mother,my sister and myself,done all the things you would do for an infant and cared for her until her death,I believe in doing so,I learned compassion and the skill of helping people, when the time or circumstance,comes that a person can no longer do life on there own,and I just love people,I wish more people had the heart to serve others.

I've always loved being around people and trying to bring a smile to their face. I enjoy working with older people because to me they've got some of the greatest wisdom, amazing personalities and are the full of history better than history books. I have personal knowledge in working with Alzheimer's and dementia patients. I have taken care of cardiac patients ranging from A-fib ,congestive heart failure to quadruple bypass. I I enjoy and keeping their bodies moving with a little bit of exercise fit for their situation. I have a certification in CPR an associate's degree in science and have been certified as a CNA 20 years ago as well as went through a medical assistant program in 2005. I am the mother of two high-spirited an amazing young men ages 23 and 20. My from his son moved out 2 months ago. So I would like to do more to fulfill my life and doing for others and helping others gives me that for filament and joy. I plan to be moving to Mobile the end of March.

I care about people and I treat people the way I would like to be treated...I decided to become a caregiver after my grandmother on my mom mother pass I didn't like the way she was treated in the hospital alot of the nurses was uncaring....helping people and to let them know that there is someone that does care ...is seeing a smile on my patient face and knowing that I have done my best to make them happy.....