Dementia Caregivers in Elbert County - 16 caregivers found

I love taking care of people and making sure they are comfortable. I have work 18 years with all kinds of clients in different stages of life.

I've been a registered nurse for over thirty years with a wide variety of experiences in hospital orthopedics, home health (including hospice), geriatric care in rehab facilities and private duty peds and young adults.

Hello, I am thrilled to get to know you and work with you. I love to help others and providing what I can in time and abilities has always been a passion of mine. I am a hard-working, caring, honest, and driven individual. I am open to any questions you have and look forward to hearing from you.

Hello my name is Ashley. I have lived out in the country my whole life. I grew up helping my parents at Comitis Crisis Center. I have always been heavily involved in helping the less fortunate in the community. When I grew up I knew I wanted to continue helping people through healthcare. I am patient, caring and compassionate. I have always enjoyed my rotations in nursing homes and rehab facilities. I enjoy helping my patients thrive in their environment. My goal is to help keep my patients as independent as possible. I have helped a variety of patients ranging from disabled patients, cancer patients, rehab patients, and end of life care. My personal achievement I am proud of is completing my Practical Nursing Degree. I am continuing my education to become a Registered Nurse.

I'm a caregiver and healer by nature! I love to bake, read, take walks/hike, and play games. I'm a habitual student--I love to learn! My medical background gives me an excellent knowledge base (medical assistant & occupational therapy assistant), but my experience and genuine compassion are my biggest assets. I have worked with a wide variety of ages with an equally wide variety of physical/social/mental health needs, including special needs children as a school health aid, OTA at a skilled nursing/long term acute care hospital, medical assistant, co-led a divorce care group at my church, internship at Arapaho Co. Mental Health, and provided my grandmother (advanced Alzheimer's Disease & stroke) with a loving and caring home for 5 years. I have also been by my mom's side during her breast cancer treatment (never missed a chemo!). Please note that my services do not include occupational therapy treatment/services, but having this education and experience is immensely helpful in helping your loved one stay safe while in my care. I understand how difficult finding a reliable, competent, and compassionate caregiver can be, and I know the struggles and stresses of caring for a family member! But the reward of knowing that I made an impact in someone's life is my greatest reward. I look forward to meeting your family and providing your loved one with compassionate and quality care as well!

I have compassion and a heart for those who struggle, whether it be from injury, illness or just the aging process. I am very attentive and observant to the needs of the people that are in my care. I work very hard and am thorough in my duties. I am also, reliable and responsible. From the time I was little I have wanted to be a nurse. That desire has been cultivated through my life and experiences with watching and helping care for both of my grandparents struggle and pass away from cancer. During this process I spent many hours in hospitals and rehab, observing the caregivers they had and being blessed by the good ones. I enjoy the feeling of helping people in their times of their biggest need, whether it be physical or emotional. Feeling like I can make a difference in someone's life is my biggest blessing. I have recently graduated from high school, having all of my college prerequisites done for nursing school and in the process obtained my CNA and have been working with that in a nursing home.

I think what most makes me an excellent caregiver is my patience and passion for good care, the people closest to me say I'm a little too empathetic sometimes even though I can come off as blunt at first impression. What attracted me to being a caregiver was wanting to make sure I was able to take care of the people I love some day. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the bonds I get to make and the incredible people I meet. One of my biggest personal achievements I'm most proud of is my family, the kids I raised and the support system I have built around myself.

I am a certified nurses assistant with 20yrs of experience with home health care, skilled nursing to include Alzheimers Wing/Hospice and Palliative care. I work full time with Cochlear Americas as a billing specialist. I miss patient care and would love to be able to help out someone in need around my residence.

After losing the majority of my family there was a large void I felt. Our older generations have such a vast wealth of knowledge and experience to share with us if we take the time to listen. I love to be able to provide a service that allows clients to remain as independent as possible in their own homes. I am bi-lingual (French/English) and am a warm, caring, compassionate individual that is able to be flexible and adapt to the changing needs of my clients. One of my proudest accomplishments is knowing that I have been able to provide a service to our seniors letting them know that they are very much a valued part of our society