Palliative Care Caregivers in New Summerfield - 31 caregivers found

I am a compassionate person by nature. I've never met a person I didn't like. I treat everyone as I'd treat my own family and posses a certain understanding of the aging process that most caregivers lack. I genuinely care for every client I have and it's shows in my work.

I always went the opposite direction from Healthcare while finding a career. Until I was forced to take on the role, I never thought I was the type. Turns out im exactly the type and maybe even born to do it. I have a natural ability to care for people. I see beyond the brave words and read whats really wrong with people. I love that! To gain the trust of some that aren't so easy to give trust. Its priceless.

Hello! My Name is Kristen Innerarity-Ellison. I am newly married and mother of 2 beautiful teenage girls. I am a born again Christian. Currently working at Crossroads Family Care in Mt. Enterprise but I am looking to extend my passion for helping others by making their lives a little easier one day at a time.

I am an exceptional, experienced, skilled, compassionate CNA with over 30 years experience. My patients' love me because I care for them and provide great care. I have a good listening ear, which they love, and I just get along so well with seniors. This is my passion and I have been doing it so long, it is all I know.

Im a honest and very loyal person I absolutely love helping the elderly in need. I enjoy taking care of other people that aren't able to care for themselves.

Hello, my name is Alberina Wheat I am 45 years old. I have 3 grown children and have been married for 29yrs. I have been working as a caregiver for the past 7yrs. I truly love helping people. My greatest accomplishments are my beautiful children. They have truly made me proud. I had my daughter at an early age which made me drop out of school but I went back and got my GED approximately 6yrs ago. I am truly proud of myself for dothat.

Being a great caregiver consists of having compassion and true understanding of senior care. Alzheimer/Dementia patients are a plus for me. My mother has dementia and there is a special kind of love and care that is needed on a daily basis with a lot of patience. We all have to remember that one day we will be a senior and hopefully a special love one or caregiver will be on hand to assist with the best genuine care ever. [?]

Hi, I'm Robin I am a licensed vocational nurse with 22 years experience in the health care field. For the past 10 years I have concentrated in home health for all ages from pediatrics to geriatrics. I am patient, kind, honest, and dependable. I am COVID compliant and have had both immunizations. You can count on me to take great care of your loved ones.

I have an outgoing personality. I smile a lot and like to get others to smile back. I like to talk to patients, get them to tell stories of happy times. I am attentive to a patients needs. I am patient, physically fit and can stay awake as long as needed. I have determination and a don't quit attitude. Two years ago for my 50th Birthday, I hiked 1100 miles on the Appalachian Trail.

I am a friendly, knowledgeable person, who genuinely cares about others. When beginning with others I am often quick to gauge the best methods of approach. It is incredibly hard - even for the most open among us - to admit the need for assistance -much less open up our home, lives and failing bodies and minds to a stranger. I've had many introductions in my years and Ive become pretty good with the "Icebreaker". There are situations where acceptance is a bit more complicated, but, some of my best work relationships are forged in slow starts. I come from an example of honor and love in caring for others.-my Mother has spent her entire life, since 5 yrs. old making a difference to someone in need. She has been in nursing and caregiving since she was 5 years old helping her great aunt who ran a home for elderly widows. She is now 70 years old and continues to work with grateful families and patients. There is hardly anything I can't ask her when I get stumped in helping one of my clients. There are occasions and things the medical teams aren't familiar with, nor will they share which can be of benefit to someone suffering. In closing , I believe it is my mission here to be of service to those I may help; and my desire is that each of those individuals know that it is my privilege to be of help to them . I have a simple code that I work by, "Always Leave Someone Better Than You Found Them. "