Home Health Care Caregivers in Buffalo - 59 caregivers found

Patience ,attentive,trustworthy, caring, compassionate about other's everyday needs I enjoy working taking care of the elders family members on one on one interaction due to is the most rewarding things a caregiver can have is the fact I will be able to help others on a daily basic that alone is priceless I've been doing this line of work for the past 17 years and will continue to do so as long there is some in need of a caregiver

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My name is Lauren and I am 25 years old. I began my caregiving career in 2015 as a Certified Nursing Assistant working for an in-home agency in South Carolina. I enjoy being able to care for clients who cannot do for themselves. Taking care of my clients and bringing a smile to their faces is what makes this job worthwhile. I love sitting down and learning about their life and receiving wise advice from them. Caregiving is my passion and I hope I can make you and your loved ones life a bit easier. I look forward to hearing from you!

I jakeela Garrett have been a caregiver for 12 years i love been able to help my clients in the best way possible

I have a great compassion for care giving and have many years of experience. I strive to make peoples lives better and have a big heart that will go the extra mile for anyone.

I am Certified nursing assistant providing care to kids and adults for the past 14 years. I've worked in nursing homes, home care., assisted living and hospitals I am also CPR certified. I am patient, fun, loyal and reliable.

I have 35 years of caregiving experience. Have taken care of patients from the age of birth to 101 yrs old. Worked with hospice care, psychiatrics hospital, parkinson's, cancer, the blind, cognitive problems, paralyzed patients, dementia and many other illnesses and diseases.

I am a great caregiver because I love people so I take pride in my work.. I am a great listener and not afraid of a challenge!

I have worked in the health field for 45 years. I have a passion for caring for the elderly. I started out in high school as a Red Cross Volunteer at a local Nursing Home. I owned and operated my own Veterans Foster Home out of my Old Victorian 5 bed/4 bath Home on the Arkansas River in Colorado for 8 yrs.

I am happily married for more than 15 years and have 2 almost grown boys. My oldest is in his 3rd year of college and my youngest is in high-school. Both of my children have special needs. When I became a mom I was not prepared for the days ahead, but the Lord is gracious and we learned how to handle life one day at a time. I believe that raising my boys has taught me many lessons that I use with those I care for; for example, there is more than one way to do something, if we can't do something the normal way then we adapt. Being a caregiver is something I chose to start in my 40s. In my early life I was an interpreter for the deaf and blind and then worked in an attorneys office as their disabilities advocate for people who were applying for government disability. I loved both of these jobs and learned valuable life lessons from each; patience, for example. In my late 30s my mom got breast cancer. We had caregiver after caregiver come in to help her. Before this I had assumed that the title caregiver meant that the best care possible would be provided while they were there. Unfortunately I was wrong. I was appalled at some of the things I saw happen. I finally quit my job and became my mom's caregiver. I learned on the job the things I needed to know about her medical situation. I cared for her full time for 3 years until she passed. After a couple years (about a year of depression from the loss of my mom who was my best friend and a year of reflection on my life and what I wanted) I decided to find a way to help others. It has always brought me joy when I could make someone feel better or smile. I want to provide the kind of care that I would would expect for my own family. When I am caring for someone they will be treated just like my own loved one. I provide them with level of care that I would expect for my mom. And I try to make them smile every time we meet. I believe that laughter is the best medicine.