Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Taney County - 8 caregivers found

Hi! My name is Judith but you can call me Judy if you like. I have been a full-time caregiver since 2012, and I am so fortunate that I am paid to do what I love! The thought rose up in me when my mother began to show signs of Dementia. We developed a bond that was very close and comforting for both of us. Since then every client is family and every challenge is so worth it! I think I was born to be a caregiver. I think that trust is the most important aspect of my profession. I have learned to be rigorous about making sure things are always where you put them. I don't look in cupboards or drawers unless I have permission to do so. If a client has faith in me they will exercise and eat and walk more readily. I am certified CMA (I am able to pass medications legally) and up to date on my CPR and First Aid Certifications. I think I am most proud (and grateful) for my ability to make clients feel protected and valued.

I'm a single lady that is starting her dream business from the ground up Rosebud assistance is what we're called and our goal is to help elderly stay in their homes as long as possible with as much Independence as possible we do anything and everything it could be needed to care for the client's home inside and out. This is our third year and I've been so super busy it's very successful and believe killings can step us up to even more success helping men and women care for their homes.

I am very compassionate and truly love caring for others. My care giving career began in the early 90's caring for my Great Grandmother and eventually caring for my Grandmother with Alzhiemers in 2014. I find great joy in being able to care for those who can no longer care for themselves. Knowing that I have made a difference in someones life is one of the greatest blessings . Being a private caregiver has helped me to achieve my goals in life. Faith Hope & Love You must have all 3 to truly succeed as a caregiver. 1 Corinthians 13:13 And now abide faith, hope, love, these three; but the greatest of these is love.

Hello my name is Katie I'm twenty years old and I've been a CNA for two years. My passion to help people has driven me to become a CNA and hopefully later become a registered nurse. I enjoy making a difference in the everyday lives of my clients and creating a bond with each individual.

Hi! My name is Amber . I am 38 and have 3 amazing children (teens) . I've been in the caregiving (mostly the elderly but also developmentally challenged adults and older teens) field since I was 17 and it is my passion! I am loving, patient, kind, detail oriented and have the ability to multitask well. I also maintain professionalism. It is my goal to help your loved one feel safe, cared for, comfortable and respected. It's also my goal to act as a supportive and trustworthy resource for the family and help you feel secure in knowing your loved one is in capable hands. It is fulfilling to me to help and care for people whether it is lending an ear, providing a laugh or making a meal. It brings me joy. I look forward to meeting you and your loved one!

I became a caregiver because I love helping others and seeing a smile on their face. I always get to know my client likes and dislikes to always make them feel special. If you like apple pie I'll bring you one, If you like musicals I'll find some for us to watch, my goal is to become your companion and friend also. We all need help at times, If I can help you and we have fun at the same time it's a win win. I've worked with clients that lived in independent living, assisted, and their own home.

Because my family was brought up in nursing...I love learning about all the new people and meeting many more. I am a mom of an almost 2 year old little boy. Trying to get a fresh start in life and move from Iowa to find a good job here in Missouri!

#1- My best trait is my ability to see beyond the needs of others and the gift of life itself. Everyone should be made to feel good about themselves no matter what age they are. And we should attend to others as we ourselves want to be attended and treated. #2- I come from a culture where we take carenof our love ones until there death, we do not place our Elderly, Sick or loved ones in nursing homes...the best care is personal care!!! #3- The joy and satisfaction of seeing others smile when they have been made to feel less of themselves because they are no longer able to care for themselves...making them feel human again! #3- I started a program for the families of the Missing.. I sponsor balloon releases and also donate the urns for those located deceased on behalf of Elsha's Missing Angel's