Skidmore Caregivers - 89 caregivers found

My name is Isa, I've recently become interested in caregiving. I am confident it is something I will strive in, I have patience , love and a lot of attention to give. My grandmother suffered from dementia, I know the ups , downs , goods and bads that came from that and old age. I am here to help ease stress and worry with my presence, knowledge and experience. I love to play games, read, dance and sing so anything to help a patient feel happy is what my goal is.

I am very good at anticipating needs and have an eye for detail. I am a very compassionate person. I always try to think it's my client, but could be a very close relative. I'm simply a people person and giver. I provided my father personal hospice care to know his last days were pain-free and as comfortable as possible and with as much dignity as the situation would allow.

I have been a care giver to my mother for more than 20 yrs. I also worked for my aunt and uncle as a home provider for 7 years until they both passed away. I like to interact with older ppl and ask them about themselves. Ask them about their likes and dislikes. I am patient person as well.

I am a mother of three who's kind and polite. I'm ver respectful and outgoing. I love to interact with with everyone. I like to make people smile and make them feel happy. I think working as a caregiver I can help make the clients feel loved and cared for. Interact with them and learn about their backgrounds and listen to all kinda of stories. To just be there for them if therw down to help make them have a better day. I would enjoy having their company.

I have a genuine care and love with people, i have a high tolerance dealing with pretty much everything specially with people that really needed help, i can related and had good understanding most of their situation, I'm a good cook and I can provide a better care to the patient, I know how to handle Dementia Patient, and i can pretty much work with any body , I am good listener, I enjoyed helping patients getting better, specially when they achieved the weekly goal, and the happies moment is when i make them smile , even just the simple things in life, I have a patient she's 93 years old, had stroked, he lost the ability to read , write and speak, but with everyone helps, and our daily activities , and her persistence to get better , she recover 99.9% it was amazing recovery,

Hello, I am a mother of 3. Adopted & raised by my grandmother & stepgrandfather. At a young age, I was watching grandma care for her mother 1st we go to momo's house until after some years she moved in with us. I would watch and assist my grandmother in any way I could till her passing. We then brought my adopted fathers, mother to live with us and cared for her for almost 2 years until she passed. During that time learning, to listen to them, and being there for their needs I learned what upset them and I enjoyed spoiling them with love. I grew up left home, had children & made my way back to my hometown when my birth dad's father's dad, dementia started getting bad. My family moved into his house and began 24-hour care, it was all very new to him & us. I began to take classes to understand Alzheimer / Dementia & once I finished the class I had a clearer understanding of what he felt, & we came up with ways to always just meet his needs. I was his live provider for 2 & a half years until he passed. I took a break because losing him hurt. A few years later my aunt & uncle needed help. My aunt had Alzheimer's but with psychoses (something new for me) & My uncle was just minimal assistance but reminders of pills, & meals for 2 years. I enjoy people who need assistance, because I too have been 1st paralyzed (4 months) after a head-on collision & then a whole lot of recovery, and asking for help was not ever easy. Having my family care for me 24/7 weighed heavy on me. So I try my best to better understand exactly what is needed, whether that may be a listening ear, to an extremely weird story, or their upset voicing the changes they are going through. And I try to be understanding to them maybe not want to do a regular task so I bend things and change up the routine if that is what's needed. Because I know how it feels when your life has changed. I love it when it's my time to leave & they don't want me to go. I also love when I see the happiness in the family

Hello, Families! My name is Rita, I am 51 yrs old. I have been a caregiver for over 10yrs. I love helping families who need help with caring for their loved ones. Whether it's a little help or a lot of help. I am a people person. Helping others is my passion. I am dependable and honest. I care about other people's feelings , makes me a good listener.

An experienced caregiver

That I respect my elders and make them happy . I love been a caregiver cause it's my passion. My personal achievement that I love about my self that I have passionate and for them ..

Hi ! As a caregiver I have a passion for working with patients and giving them the best possible care. I have worked as a Certified Nursing Assistant and home health care provider. Where I have gained lots of experience working over the years and helping others brings me so much joy and there is always something special about every patient I have worked with.