Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Marion County - 10 caregivers found

I'm Shay I love helping people and have a passion to care for them to make sure they get they proper care they need

I enjoy putting a smile on my clients face!! I put their needs before mines. I treat them as family and here to help with whatever their needs may be!! I enjoy talking and assisting with whatever I can

I became a care giver because I was an LPN and was injured on a job, and I still wanted to take care of people. My mother had Alzheimer's and I realized it was really hard finding dependable caregivers that really cared for patients. I give each patient my undivided attention and treat them like they are my mom or dad, and make them feel like they are the most important person in the world.

I cared for my Mother in my home until she passed, and cared for my husband (bone cancer) until he passed. I have a strong desire to help others when they are ill. I try to make each day a little better for them. I love to see them laugh and enjoy preparing their favorite foods, having conversations and listening to them. I am very active with my family, we ride roller coasters, go on cruises and we have dinner a least once a week. I am blessed to have a large loving family. I have outstanding references available upon request.

Hi my name is Dana. I am a mother of five beautiful children three girls and two boys. I have been in the healthcare industry since 2009, it's a passion I have. I was born to help people and be there for anyone that needs it. I am cpr and first aide certified. I truly just want to be someone's helping hand or just someone that's there.

I was told at the age of 12 I was going to be a caregiver. Caregiving for the elderly is my life's work. I truly enjoy it. My greatest accomplishment has been learning how to do an in and out cath(female) by the patient herself!!

Hey my name is April I have been a caregiver for going on 10 years I absolutely love helping others. I have tons of references. I am a Certified Nurse Assistant CNA and I'm also CPR and AED certified. I'm married and have 3 beautiful kids. We currently live in Sumrall and go to First Baptist Church.

I take care of my elderly parents. My father is on peritoneal dialysis and is a diabetic. I hook his machine up and change his wound site and cook meals take to dr appointments give insulin shots and finger sticks. I also help bathe my mother and brush her hair and fix her meals as well

I am genuinely compassionate for those I care for. I love to care for others. My purpose in life is to be of service to others and being a caregiver allows me to walk in my purpose. Caregiving is my calling. I have been assisting those in need even before I obtained a professional title to do so. I enjoy seeing the power of God manifest through the sick and turn tragic situations in health into unbelievable miracles. I am personally proud of the fact that I'm still able to help change lives just by the act of kindness and caring for a total stranger with love.

I became a caregiver completely by accident, but for sure not an accident. My neighbor, who I had yet to meet, asked me over to meet with her and her brother. Apparently, her brother had a crush on me and she needed someone to sit with him during the day. That was a 3 year friendship even after they moved out of state. From then until now, I've been a constant caregiver. I've cared for my own family members, my friend's family members and for strangers who became family members. I've worked in assisted living facilities, nursing homes and private in home care. Private in home care is my choice over anything, because I know that my person will have all the attention and care they need. The one thing I ask other caregivers who are just starting out in this line of work is, what kind of relationship do you have with your parents and/or grandparents? If there is no relationship with their own family, there is no way they can ever give the kind of care someone else's parents or grandparents need. I go into each person's home and give the kind of attention and care I would expect a caregiver to give my own family member. You have to have the right mentality to do this line of work and I know for certain I've got that!