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Infinito Homecare
Work and make a difference in someones life: Our caregivers are the most valuable asset to our team and help make a difference in the lives of our clients every day. They understand the importance of Building meaningful relationships and being confident and dedicated to the commitments they have to their clients. If you are compassionate, have experience working and would enjoy the satisfaction of helping our clients remain independent, while living at home then a caregiver opportunity may be for you. Then you would enjoy the benefits of working for a company that is dedicated to their employees satisfaction as they are helping our clients remain independent in their homes! Give us a call to 956-722-2273 or 956-754-0846. Join our team Infinito Home Care. We provide services in Texas Region 8 and Region 11. San Antonio, Laredo, The Valley, Corpus Christi
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Chris
This also applies to caregivers - burnout is real. The community is here to help!
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Recruiting
So true that is, glad to know there is a community to help
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Jay-Neasha
I’m try find a caregiver jobs in Portland, Oregon
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Keith
https://careasone.com/q/jobDetailPage/571
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Bob
Hey Jay, you should try Comfort Keepers in Portland.
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Rajan
ComForCare of Portland, OR is hiring near you! You can apply here https://careasone.com/q/jobDetailPage/571
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Veronica
Acti-Kare Home Care
Hi Everyone! We are new here and wanted to say how excited we are to be part of this community! We are an in-home care agency in Seattle, WA and we look forward to making connections!
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LaurieAnne
Welcome!
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Will
Comfort Keepers of Northeastern PA
#truth
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LaurieAnne
100 percent! I'm so grateful for the caregivers who were so kind to my parents and my family as we navigated everything.
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CareAsOne
Totally agree!
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Rajan
Pretty cool read that talks about how to become a paid caregiver for a family member https://www.forbes.com/health/healthy-aging/getting-paid-as-caregiver/
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Ravi
AI Tensors
The future of geriatric healthcare in the home setting. #digitalhealthcare #ai #computervision #sensors #aicamera
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Rajan
Wow this is impressive!! It's like something from a sci-fi movie
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Jessica
Home Instead
https://www.homeinstead.com/location/130/news-and-media/new-job-new-you/
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LaurieAnne
I love this photo because it reminds of of how much of a difference caregivers can make in someone's life. My mom loved to go do things. She was so active when she was young, she saw zero reason to change that as she aged. But of course it got more difficult to arrange and for her to go do things, she needed assistance. Because of caregivers, In her last years of life she went to the Rodeo, car races, baseball games, family reunions, and even the Clint Black concert, where, true story, she pretended to be the fiddle players grandmother so she could sit on the front row in her walker. Everyone around her, believed her and stayed around to meet him when he came to be with his grandma. They started chanting "come see grandma!" after the show, and so he came out and quickly figuring out from the twinkle in her eye what she was up to, he pretended to be her grandson with her. There is a picture of them together somewhere and its adorable. Afterwards, she stayed and signed autographs. As his grandmother! This memory could not have happened, if her caregiver had not prioritized her and knowing she wanted to go do things, took her out all the time. So many caregivers took such good care of my mom for so many years, and they all have my unending gratitude. PS. She was an amazing person, we all adored her and spoiled her, and she even had a tik tok channel! PPS. don't get me started about the time she almost got us thrown out of the Merle Haggard concert because she rushed the stage, haha!
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Mareanne
I love it, what a great story! It warms my heart to hear that your mom was able to live her best life with her caregivers by her side.
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Rajan
This is so heartwarming Laurie! Love it
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Nicole
Love this story, thanks for sharing! ❤️
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Kyle
"Hospital at home" trend is making at home care more essential than ever. There's a huge need for caregivers nationwide, which care agency would you recommend?
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LaurieAnne
There are so many wonderful care agencies out there, and they are doing such great work. I used a home care agency with my parents and I think it is important to speak to several care agencies before making a decision, and also to ask questions. Interview the representative of the agency to find out about their service so you feel comfortable with the choice you make.
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Jeremy
SYNERGY HomeCare of the West Valley
It is really great to see so many companies that share in the passion of taking care of our elderly and disabled populations. I picked this stock photo because it shows joy. We need more joy in this world.
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CareAsOne
I agree! Great picture. Let's all spread joy.
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LaurieAnne
I love this picture, its joyful. Thank you for sharing.
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Shannon
American In Home Care
With American In-Home Care working for you, you'll have the opportunity to use your skills and expertise to make a real impact on the lives of seniors in your community. The clients we work with offer flexible scheduling options, from immediate visits to 4,8,12-hour shifts and even live-in opportunities, so you can choose when, where, and how often you work. And as an independently contracted care provider, you'll have the freedom and autonomy to act as your own boss and set your own market rates.
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LaurieAnne
Care giving makes such a difference in people's lives. I'll never forget some of my parents special caregivers, we had 2-3 of them attend my mom's service and they were like family to us. The work you do as a caregiver is some of the most important work possible. I'm so grateful for the caregivers of the world.
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Jennifer
Always Best Care Senior Services
Do you want to be a part of the family and not just have a "job"? We offer full and part time opportunities for caregivers with flexible scheduling to meet your availability. We want dedicated, loving and dependable caregivers to join our team family! If you are interested in helping change the lives of our seniors, please reach out to us. We have benefits available after 90 days and you will never find another group of people who care like this. We look forward to meeting you soon!
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Wendy
Home Instead
Hi there, Do you desire to work for an organization that makes a difference and offers meaningful work? Are you tired of working a retail job on your feet? Are you a retired teacher looking to give back in a different way? We are looking for compassionate Caregivers who can provide basic care to our amazing clients Here at Home Instead our mission is to improve lives through dedicated care. If you are passionate about providing care and are willing to challenge yourself daily to make a positive impact on the lives of those you care for, we want You on our team. Home Instead would like to invite you to apply for a Caregiving position. Apply online at https://www.homeinstead.com/location/822/home-care-jobs/job-details/?cid=64361#career-form or just call or text Wendy at 425-300-5821.
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Jeannette
CareWise Solutions
Do You Consider Yourself a Caregiver? You spend time helping a loved one every week – because you care about them and they need help. Simple as that. You take them to the doctor, pick up their prescriptions, make sure they take their medication, and maybe even perform some wound care. You sort mail and pay bills. And help with the cooking and the laundry. But when you fill in a form with a space that asks for your loved one’s caregiver – you put “none.” Because you don’t consider yourself a caregiver, and you’re not alone in that. The AARP Caregiver Identification study found that only 19% of caregivers consider themselves caregivers. There’s lots of discussion about why someone might not want to admit (to themselves or others) that they are not a caregiver. Some say it is the societal expectation that a “family problem” is private. Others suggest it is a sense of duty. Still, others say it is a form of denial – not accepting that your loved one is “that sick.” They just need “some help.” READ MORE https://carewisesolutions.com/do-you-consider-yourself-a-caregiver/
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