Palliative Care Caregivers in Adolphus - 15 caregivers found

My dad was a 32 year retired military officer and a Green Beret. For 7 years, until his passing, I was responsible for all aspects of daily care. Included were meals, medication allocation, diabetes testing, transportation, (unfortunately he spent 5 years in a wheelchair) applications for making the home safe, wound care due to 4 major surgeries (some surgeries related to purple hearts from decades ago) dozens of minor surgeries due to agent orange/cancer, hygiene, house keeping, physical therapy, Dementia, Alzheimer's, depression, monitored vital sign, bed making, received physician's order, coordinated with hospital, physicians and physical therapist for monthly checks, perform first aide, kept him socially engaged by going to outside events i.e. restaurants, ball games, events and activities. All my very best Thomas (Tim) Riggs Hope to hear from you soon.

Certified CNA, CPR. Well experienced in general senior care great in companionship, grooming, provides activities of daily living with assistance of meals, feeding patients as necessary and ambulating, turning, and positioning patients; and providing comfort. Supporting them with care assistance and bringing joy to their heart, well able to work full time hour with immediate response to clients.

Hey guys ! My name is Cheyenne Murrell and me and my wife Ebony Murrell has started our own care service we both have 4-5 years of experience. CPR +first aid certified, medicine administration certified. We love what we do we are both DSP (Direct service professionals) so we just dont work with seniors we work with all different age groups . We specialize in intellectual disabilities and learning disabilities , people with Alzheimers + more .

My name is Anne and I have a cheerful disposition and a gentle servant's heart. I have over 10 years of experience in activities and senior care. Certified in teaching and nursing. Maintain 5 star rating on Care.com. I believe in a holistic approach, being sensitive towards emotional and intellectual needs as well as physical care. I have excellent references from families that I have worked for and I am happy to provide them upon request. I have lots of love to give and look forward to hearing from you! John H. Hired Anne Anne helped care for my mother who has dementia. Unlike most "sitters", Anne took the time to work on games, puzzles, go over magazines with her, as well as move her into common areas which were calmer and more social than the memory care areas. She has been very caring and considerate of our needs as well as my mother's. Anne has only been available to us part-time but we would have hired her for full time in a heart-beat had she been available. She is excellent!

I love taking care of the elderly, and treat them like family. I try to live my Bible everyday and helping people is the best way to do this, I like to makes my clients life better with the relationship that I form with them.

I am compassionate and reliable. I have 15 years of experience as a caregiver. I have been certified ad a nurse assistant since 2003.

I love to help people in general, especially the elderly and disabled. I enjoy gearing there amazing stories of there past when they was younger. My best achievement so far would have to be sticking with the same job for so long. Most CNA's get tired of it after a few years, but not me!

I'm dedicated to helping people have the best outcome to any life situation they may be going through. Whether it be the early stages of Dementia (Alzhiemers Disease) or the last stages of life, administering comfort measures (under a liscensed physician) I provide care and understanding as if you were my own family. I'm dependable , honest, easy going, neat, and hard working with 15 yrs. Of hands on experience in numerous medical diagnosis and situations.

I absolutely love what I do. I love taking care of the elderly and getting to know them, hearing all the neat stories they have to share. I got into this business due to my mom. She worked for hospice and had a patient that needed help on the weekends. Due to her job my mom was not able to do it so she asked if I would. Hesitant at first, I decided to do it. She was 98 when I started and 99 when she passed. I fell in love with that woman and miss her terribly! I would most definitely, without a doubt, take care of your loved one the way I would take care of mine and would want my loved one taken care of.

Hello, y'all! Will start by briefly explaining my experience as a caregiver- I was a live-in caregiver to a very sweet 91-year-old lady for almost a year. I have also worked in an assisted living home, working with memory care patients. Lastly, I have worked as a caregiver with young people with disabilities and people that flat out need some help and companion care. I love this type of work and being a light in your loved ones day. I have been doing this for almost 7 years and have worked just about every end of the spectrum. I have my home care aid certification. I have lived in Seattle for the past 6 years but am headed back home to Kentucky :)