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Home health aides in Martinsburg, WV
Kaitlyn S.
Martinsburg, WV
$18-23/hr • 3 yrs exp
Hello! My name is Kaitlyn and I am an RN at the VA medical center in Martinsburg. I also have experience being a home health aid. As a Home Health Aid I helped with Senior's with toileting, person hygiene, cleaning, cooking, and observing them take their medication. I am COVID vaccinated as well as CPR certified. I look forward...
Kaitlyn can also help with: Meal prep, companionship, light cleaning, mobility assistance, errands, dementia & more
Skills:
CPR
Home Health Aide
I've worked as a Home Aid Care for seniors for over 7 years. I have experience working with patients that have dementia as well as physical difficulties.
Mirian can also help with: Personal care, dementia
Skills:
CNA
I have 35 years of experience as a Home Health Aide with the State of Maryland. I can help with Home Care and Bathing/Dressing. I am looking to retire from current position but still want to do part time work. I am a licensed CNA and certified in CPR/First Aid
Terri can also help with: Meal prep, personal care, errands
Skills:
CPR
Home Health Aide
CNA
I have 12 years of experience hands on care. I have work in a nursing home, Assisted living and home care. I am a certified Home Health Aide, Certified medication Technician, Certified Nursing Assistant and Geriatric Nursing Assistant (CNA/GNA), CPR And First Aide.
Laura can also help with: Dementia, respite care, visiting physician, home modification, hospice services, personal care & more
Skills:
Home Health Aide
CNA
Pamela O.
Hagerstown, MD
$15-40/hr • 10 yrs exp
A loving compassionate caregiver, CNA/GNA, and medicine tech with CPR/ first aide trained, who have worked in various roles where the need to work closely with healthcare professionals,
Providing physical and emotional support.
Assisting with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, grooming, while maintaining privacy....
Pamela can also help with: Personal care, errands, dementia, light cleaning, meal prep, hospice services & more
Skills:
Wound Care
CPR
CNA
Former CNA/HHA, worked in both continuing care centers/skilled nursing facilities as well as provided home health care and assistance/companionship through several local agencies and privately for clients with needs ranging from mobility assistance, medication reminders and assistance, meal prep and feeding assistance, bathing,...
Nicole can also help with: Meal prep, transportation, dementia, errands, respite care, light cleaning & more
Skills:
CNA
Home Health Aide
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FAQs for finding home health aides near you in Martinsburg, WV
What does a home health aide do near me in Martinsburg, WV?
If you’re planning to hire a home health aide near you in Martinsburg, WV, it’s important to understand that there is no one standard role that a home health aide takes on. A home health aide isn’t a nurse, but can help with health related tasks like ensuring their clients take their medicine on time, transporting them to doctors appointments, picking up prescriptions, and making sure they are well fed and bathed.
What home health aide duties do providers take on near me in Martinsburg, WV?
When it’s time to hire a home health aide near you in Martinsburg, WV, it’s a good idea to create a list of duties your family members need help with. You can review different profiles on Care.com to learn more about common health aide duties such as bathing, feeding, and cleaning up after their clients.
How can I find a home health aide near me in Martinsburg, WV?
To find home health aides near you in Martinsburg, WV, you can create an account with Care.com and then you can filter and sort local home health aides by distance from Martinsburg, WV. Then you can review your options for home health aides by reading about their experience and the home health aide duties they will take on.
How much does it cost to hire a home health aide near me in Martinsburg, WV?
The average rate for hiring home health aides near you in Martinsburg, WV on Care.com as of May, 2024 is $18.00 per hour. It’s worth noting that the rate each individual home health aide charges depends on the level of care required, the provider's certifications, and their years of experience.
How can I safely hire a home health aide near me in Martinsburg, WV?
To help you start your research, all home health aides on Care.com are asked to complete an annual background check called a CareCheck (the providers who complete this background check have a badge on their profile displaying the date it was run). However, this is just a jumping off point. We strongly recommend that you take additional steps for hiring a home health aid safely, which include interviewing candidates, calling their professional references, and running your own background check.