Denver Home Care Jobs

Mom is a happy woman with a great personality. She does have dementia and I moved her into my home last year. We'd be happy to meet you here at the house and see if it's a mutual fit.

We need help to care for my husband during the day in Denver. Seeking experience supporting ill individuals. He has just been diagnosed with cancer and is about to start treatment. I need to go to work so I'm looking for someone who will be at the house most of the time while I'm working. He needs help with managing and administering medication, preparing meals, making sure he takes a walk, pay attention to him. At this time he's in bed most for almost the entire day and night. He can walk, go to the bathroom, and shower by himself but he is very weak and we need someone there to make sure he is okay. We ask that you handle transportation as needed on occasion, help make calls on his behalf as needed to doctors or other folks. Non-smoker, comfortable with pets and CPR / first-aid trained a plus.

We provide non-medical in-home care throughout the Denver area and are currently expanding into Boulder. We pay our Team Member independent contractors $17.50 per hour. Our services include transportation, companionship, pet care, light housekeeping, ADLs, overnight care, hospice, back-up staffing for facilities, and much more! We are locally owned and operated. Call us for a phone interview!

I'm looking for live-in home care for my mother in her 60s. Meal Preparation: Chemo treatment could be nothing or everything. Feeding: Chemo treatment could be nothing or everything. Transportation: Chemo treatment could be nothing or everything. Bathing / Dressing: Chemo treatment could be nothing or everything. Light Housekeeping: Maintain a tidy house if needed. Errands / Shopping: Pick up some groceries. Companionship: Chemo treatment could be nothing or everything. Schedule Details: My eight year grandma with no medical background is planning to be the primary "caregiver" We would not like to disillusion them to this idea but rather... "What if grandma needed to go to the grocery and you needed to needed to be left alone?? Then what?" I don't think either of them have the slightest idea of the extent that is possible with the side effects of chemotherapy and the entire family will sleep much better knowing someone that wasn't 80 years old was a "backup caregiver" during these two weeks. Chemo treatment could be nothing or everything.

We need live-in home care to take care of my mother in Denver. Bathing / Dressing: Needs help with getting dressed. Schedule Details: Need someone to spend the night. Hours are Monday-Friday 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. Saturday 1 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. and Sunday 1 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. This schedule would re-occur 1x per month. My mother has Alzheimer's and is also blind.

We need live-in home care to take care of my father in Denver as he recovers from brain surgery (10/31/19). There are two other adults in the home who will be sleeping at night. Our father goes to sleep about 8pm, but has been experiencing sundowning and confusion and is up and down all night long. We need assistance with someone watching him as he is a fall risk and needs to have one on one supervision while we sleep. We're looking for someone to provide companionship, help calm him, take him to the bathroom and get him back to bed. Preferences for a caregiver who is a non-smoker and CPR / first-aid trained.

We need live-in home care to take care of my husband in Denver. Bathing / Dressing: Wears incontinence diapers, and needs assistance with toileting. Able to walk, but COPD limits strength. Preferences for a caregiver who is a non-smoker and comfortable with pets.

I need a companion care provider for my father in his 80's. Meal Preparation: Optional, but would be nice to help with a meal. Transportation: Run errands with him, get him out of the house. Light Housekeeping: Maybe help with dishes left over from the morning. Errands / Shopping: With him, to the store on occasion. Companionship: Might just need to sit and listen to stories or watch TV. He has some pain with walking, but is mobile with a cane. Medication and O2 reminders. I am hoping to have someone come in late morning/or mid day, and return at night to make sure he has his 02 on at bedtime.

Seeking care for my grandmother in her 90s. Services needed: companionship, bathing / dressing, meal preparation, medication prompting, mobility assistance, transportation, light housekeeping, errands / shopping. Looking for someone with 3+ years of experience caring for seniors. Specialized care needs: support for chronic illness, nursing experience, support for memory care. Female caregiver preferred. A little more about my grandmother: she can be anxious, lethargic, pleasant. She has dementia mornings are confusing and she can be weepy, she wants to try do things for herself but is shaky. I'm looking for someone who is patient, strong. Grandma has dementia morning she can be difficult, she is weepy and confused. She needs help dressing, toileting, bathing, Once she is up she is better. She uses a walker at times, she is unsteady, she needs medication reminder, light cleaning in the house, and will need meal prep, not cook any more.

Seeking care for my loved one in her 70s. Services needed: companionship, help staying physically active, transportation, light housekeeping, errands / shopping. No prior experience required. Female caregiver preferred. My aunt has had someone caring for her most of her life. She recently lost her husband and could not be alone. My husband and I have moved her in with us so that she is not alone. We both work so much we have a hard time finding time to get her out of the house. She is on medications for bipolar/manic depression. My husband's mother had it as well and they are sisters. She is capable of taking care of herself she just needs someone who is willing to spend time and get her out of the house. I'm looking for someone who is patient, chatty, fond of pets. Someone who has patience when it comes to disposition as well as communication. Barbara does not have the mind set to understand things that would be a normal thing for most. She does have wonderful heart. So the ideal person would need to show her encouragement and be willing to have the heart to get her to step outside her element. As mentioned Barbara has always had care or someone there for her. She again, has a hard time understanding adult concepts such as balancing a checkbook or even feeling confident in doing things outside the home alone. She can be at time get frustrated with things she does not understand.