Arthritis Caregivers in Cascade - 100 caregivers found

PLEASE READ MY PROFILE FIRST!!! I have been a private in home caregiver for over 20 years. I became a caregiver because I love to help people. I love the interaction, the closeness and the level of respect I can give as an outsider. I have plenty of references. I am skilled with Medicare insurance and DME companies to get supplies so patients don't have to pay out of pocket so they can get what they need to stay home. I have worked with doctors and agencies to get care that is needed. My patients become family and I take care of them as such. I have worked with loved ones that have Alzheimer's, Dementia, ALS, and everything in between. I am very good at my job and I do very much take a lot of stress off the family members. I I am very good at my job and care deeply for the people I take care and treat them as I would my own. I have always made sure I am worth what I make. I not only can do the health aspect part of the job but I will also help around the house. I can take you or just run errands for you. My references will tell you what I do not. You may call or text me anytime. 301-992-0370 Have a blessed day! God is Good All The Time!! I have worked doing this most of my life and I have loved and lost some of the most amazing people God has blessed putting in my life. I am not worried about animals, I have become part of most of the families I have taken care and are still in touch with 99% of them today. I do not mind driving and to get to where you are so please do not let that stop you from contacting me. I have had every kind of patient there is with every ailment. And if I can make their days better than my day is better!! My pay depends on hours and job. It is not set in stone. Also, I have had calls from people that have wasted my time. Please don't waste my time. I love what I do and am very good at it, I have plenty of experience and can get anything for my patients. So, when people waste my time it takes away from my patients.

I took care of my sick mother until she passed away. Later, a friend introduced me to the field of caregiving. Though I had formerly been a school teacher, caregiving fit like a glove. A client once asked me why I chose this profession, and I told her that I wanted to make a difference in people's lives. I offer personal care, housekeeping services, and companionship. When my client was dying, I held her hand the entire time, not knowing that the daughter had entered the room and observed my action. After her death I received a note from the daughter describing how she had been touched by my action. As a former teacher, I am punctual, compassionate, empathetic, and sentimental; I laugh and cry with my clients. My current job involves caring for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in their homes. I have recently been providing a client with personal hygiene in the morning through CareLinx.

I'm a certified nursing assistant as well as a certified medication technician. I also have CPR and First Aid training. I have 11 years of experience. I've worked for my current employer for 11 years. I was also a school nursing assistant for 3 years. I have worked with the elderly in their homes.

Hello! I am a very charismatic caregiver who love companionship. I love making people smile and doing whatever I can to help. Please don't hesitate to reach out!

I became a caregiver because I have a great passion to care for people. I love putting smiles on people's face in which is a healthy therapy for people I care and work for.

I became a caregiver about 20+ years ago after raising my family. My brother was born with a disability and I seen how gentle and loving my mother was with him. I am proud to say I inherited her passion and caring heart. That is mainly why I chose to become a caregiver so I can give back. I am COVID vaccinated I am honest, reliable and dependable.

*As a caregiver, I am unconditionally loving, caring, humble, sincere, dedicated and like to offer my clients extra care and attention through tender nurturing. *I have always loved to care for people, especially the elderly, whom I particularly respect and hold in high esteem. *My greatest joy as a caregiver is to see my clients happy with a smile on their faces and to know that they are comfortable at all times. *One of my greatest achievement as a caregiver is working with clients that have been deemed to die in less than a year or so and as I move into the job with no expectations, I work hard to care, nurture, and love them, only to see them live another 10 years or more.

I am a loving and caring person and I love helping others. I love my job and what it allows me to do for others. I have been on the receiving end of having a loved one get very sick and bounce back and forth from nursing home to hospital so I know all too well not just the physical but the emotional strain that situations like these can have for people and family's. This is why I try my best to help the best I can in any situation. I choose to get into this line of work because unfortunately I had to see first hand with a loved one that not everyone is properly taken care of or even cared about in these situations and that is just awful and unfair. When my loved one passed away I vowed to make a difference, even if its just one person or a small few its better then none or just doing nothing.

I am compassionate I use empathy I am caring I am flexible I am patient I am friendly

I love caring for others and sharing my love of life! Being a caregiver is an honor. When others trust you to care for their loved ones, you must treat that opportunity like the treasure that it is. Every family that I have had the joy of supporting holds a special place in my heart. I believe that my cultural experiences give me an added advantage as a caregiver. Having a global perspective gives one additional insight into human behavior and thought. I look to challenge those I care for by continuing to support curiosity and imagination, which is know to increase a person's well-being. Being a caregiver often means supporting families as their loved ones transition to the next life. This season of life should be met with compassion and warmth.