Home Health Care Caregivers in Sandwich - 68 caregivers found

CNA for 18 years. I help them with ADLs, vital signs, transportation, light housekeeping, companionship.

Hello my name is cinthya i've been a CNA for 4 years now, i have done home care, nursing home, hospice, assisted living and i currently work at memory care facility and its the area i have worked the most and feel more comfortable with with dementia patients, I absolutely love what i do and do it with pride nothing makes me happier to leave a client's house knowing they're all taking care of and made their day better, helping people that can't help themselves is what makes my job worth it, i love spending time and get to know about my patients do what they enjoy to do sometimes it can get hard but we have to always remind ourselves our why and take a deep breath always works

I am a great caregiver because I love people and love taking care of those who are in need

I believe I am the best caregiver because prior to becoming certified I look care of both my parents that were terminally ill. That is actually what made me decide on this field of work,I love caring for others and assisting others to accomplish task that they normally could not do on there own.My proudest accomplishments is when I had the privilege to work with an patient that was tramatic brain injury and I tought her to do the simplest task such as washing het face,brushing her hair and feeding herself among many other things that were once a struggle for her.

I'm very hard working , passionate and patient CNA also very humble ,nurturing , good communication skills and displays great leadership qualities if given this job opportunity I will go above and beyond to exceed every task given.

I am a very easy going and attentive person. I have been in the human services field since 2012 in some capacity. I have hold a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from an accelerated program at Curry College. I am also enrolled in Laboure College slowly pursuing a nursing degree. I have experience with elders, mental health, and different varying disabilities. I have experience with hospice/end of life, working with different State agencies such as DDS, DMH, MassHealth, and Elder Affairs. I have been caring for my father the last almost 6 years. He's had multiple cancers, gait issues, COPD, falls/fainting, eating/feeding tube, and is now losing his sight just to list a few of many ailments. I am CPR/First Aid/AED certified and have used these skills in real life moments, as well as being MAP certified for many years now. I've spent my life helping others because I truly feel it's not only the right thing to do but also that it's a calling for me. It makes my heart happy!

Hello My name is Yasmiri I am 24 years old I have always loved taking care of people I have a lot of experience taking care of elderly mostly from my own Grandma that has diabetes and Alzheimer's. I also am going to school to become a nurse and have worked in a hospital setting as well as the home setting I have experience with people with respiratory disorders as well. I enjoy mostly being a caregiver in the home setting because I grow a greater connection with my patients and they are more comfortable in a home setting.

Client always telling me I'm a great care giver. I'm a good listener. I love working with elderly people. I have been working with elderly people for 3 years now. I enjoyed it. I'm a HHA. I assisted people from ADL's

I have been a caregiver for over 30 years. I began as a teenager in nursing homes but found in home care when I was a personal trainer. I was training a client in her home and it was then that I decided I wanted to spend more time helping the elderly remain in their homes. I am very easy going but I'm a a great worker. I do my best to help each individual maintain their dignity and respect while maintaining as much independence as possible. I enjoy the fact that people are comfortable with me at a time when someone must come into their environment which has been sacred to them for so long. It's not easy but I think I make it a bit easier.

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