Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Hancock County - 9 caregivers found

I really enjoy helping others. I am very creative, love to cook and read books to my clients. I am also a housekeeper so am very efficient at organizing and cleaning. I also work as a personal chef.

Hi, I"m looking forward to meeting and working with clients. I find it interesting and rewarding to work with people who need extra support and care. I enjoy getting to know individuals and hearing their stories. I've worked with Special Olympics, I've taught skiing to people with disabilities, and I have taught Special Education students. I also had the privilege of taking care of my parents. My Mom had Parkinson's, my Dad had Alzheimer's.

I describe myself as an outgoing, compassionate person with a ton of empathy. I started realizing I wanted to be a caregiver at the age of 9. I accompanied my mother to her job during the summers. She was the manager for Eastern Agency on Aging and provided weekly lunch and bingo activities for a group of elderly people. I really enjoyed helping people and the people I helped were extremely appreciative. I felt very rewarded, even at that young age. I had children young, became a CNA at the age of 23 and have been working in different settings with a geriatric population ever since.

I have worked as a caregiver and feel like I am good at it because I am an empathetic person; I care deeply about people! Also, I am attentive and and fun to be around! I love many different activities and am interested in many topics. I have traveled around the world and so have interesting stories to share. As a mother of four, I have learned the art of patience and tolerance; I am also a grandmother of 3!

11 years as a CNA, DSP, BHP. Offering 6-24 hour in home care. Services- personal care, bathing/hygiene, medication reminders, house keeping, meal prep, errands, appointments, outings, palliative care, dementia/Alzheimer's experience, companion. Love what I do! Very professional Excellent references available.

I like the idea of giving back, helping those who can't take care of them selves anymore. I still find myself learning from patients. I've spent most of my life in the building field, home remodeling. I've enjoyed my change of career.

My Mom was diagnosed with Vascular Dementia in 2009. I became her Plenary Guardian and caregiver until she left us in 2014. Since then, my mission and vision was to open a company to take care of Seniors and help their caregivers with respite so they can live their lives where they are most comfortable. Thus, Friends of Virginia was created. My long term goal is to open several gated tiny home communities throughout Maine for people with dementia. I am not only available to the Seniors but to their families as well so they can get a break and let their Seniors age in their current homes as long as possible.

I love to work with the public and like one on one so I can give more of my time to that individual. I like how happy I make someone feel when they know they are being cared for with passion. I have many skills in different fields from the elderly to disabled adults and children. I have worked over 18 years in the health field as a cna. I just received certificate in behavioral management n working with kids and adults with autismn n autismn spectrum. I have worked with physciatric patients for 5+ years. I have ran my own home health agency for 6 years.

I'ma caregiver . It's what I feel I was meant to be. I was the caregiver to my mother who has had medical issues sense I was in high school . Which I maintained a job , going to school and being the caregiver of my mother and the household for years. After years of working dead-end jobs I finally realized my passion to be a caregiver. My life experiences had motivated me to be a mindful person to others and considerate. This is the first time I've felt proud to tell people what I do for a living. My goal is to do in home care or overnight hospice/palliative care. I've been told by many that it's a horrible and depressing job to but I find it to be the biggest honor to be the support system and caregiver to someone during one of life's most personal moments .which is passing on. The way I entered this field was just being a housekeeper on the floor of a senior living facility when I was promoted to a overnight caregiver . My superior was impressed by my ability to go above and beyond my tasks when requested or needed such as assisting staff moving a resident into their room and being alongside maintenance to take care of a massive flood in the basement of the facility . One of the biggest moments for example there was a day when a resident had gone outside on a cold winter day and slipped On ice resulting in a fall. A hospice nurse luckily found the resident and helped them of the ground and to their feet . I had witnessed the situation and was proactive rushing outside to guide the resident back inside .Holding their hand and retrieved staff to evaluate the resident immediately. All in all I'm a reliable and dedicated person in all aspects of my life. At home and at work.