Chicopee Hospice Care Jobs

About who needs care: Diabetes/ High Blood/ Pressure Heart Disease Football/ warm weather/food and cooking He is week and limited so doesn't move a lot but prefers morning wash ups and showers then coffee enjoys sitting on deck but has difficulties getting there About the care needs: Funny and Patient strong for lifting as he does take falls Services needed include: transportation, meal preparation, errands / shopping, light housekeeping, feeding, bathing / dressing, and mobility assistance. Preference for a caregiver who is male.

About who needs care: She has poor balance falls getting frequently has neuropathy starting some memory loss. She does puzzles and needle work knit. Needs companionship and few things done around the house About the care needs: Need someone who can handle an opinionated person and she also speaks more French than English. She a little hard of hearing Services needed include: meal preparation, errands / shopping, light housekeeping, and companionship. Preference for a caregiver who is female.

now seeking care for our father during the day: 8am-1 p.m. M-F. More supervisory care due to Dementia. Our father is a delight--and simply pleasantly confused. Care entails daily supervision of shower; helps with dressing, breakfast prep. administer pills and eye drops. daily 20 minute walk. remainder of time is companionship/ light housekeeping and meal prep. Need to be CNA or home health certified, or become home health certified. opening is immediate. preference for experience with Dementia clients.

Saturday and Sunday care needed. I'm looking for care for my parents, both in their 80's. Medication management, meal preparation, companionship, and mobility assistance. Some assistance with dressing and/or personal hygiene may be needed on occasion. We need help all day Sunday for all meals and medication reminders. Preferences for a caregiver who is a non-smoker and CPR / first-aid trained. Mom is pretty easy but has some memory and speech issues due to a stroke. Dad also has memory issues, mobility challenges and can be a bit gruff, we are working on that! Any help is great! Thanks for reading!

We need companion care to take care of my father in Chicopee. Transportation: Seldom but possible. appointments or out to lunch. Companionship: Ensure he doesn't start the stove. take walks. Schedule Details: My father will be 89 in Sept. he has Vascular Dementia. he lives with his wife who needs some down time. his 6 girls (including myself) are taking turns to relieve our step mom, but not enough. we may end up needing some overnight shifts too at some point. so someone to visit with him while she's gone--safety reasons. and provide companionship and perhaps an occasional drive but also walk with him in the neighborhood, would be great. he has a good sense of humor and sharp with old memories. See above.

I'm looking for hands-on care for myself in my 70s. One of your responsibilities will be helping with bathing. Preferences for a caregiver who is a non-smoker.

Help needed for my mother in her 70s with late-stage Alzheimer's. For a laid-back, compassionate person, this could be an easy way to pick up a few hours a week. Hours probably flexible, as long as it's after noon. Watch TV, "talk" to Mom (she can no longer speak coherently, but loves to have someone listen, nod, and smile.) Try to have her let you cut her nails, give her a sponge bath, change her shirt, etc. Make a simple lunch, grilled ham and cheese, hot dogs, etc. She can eat by herself but likes to have someone sit with her. She has COPD so preference for a caregiver who is a non-smoker. My dad will usually be home, but he has been her sole caretaker for 10 years, so we are looking for someone he can trust so he can sometimes get out to the store for a couple of hours, or just have someone else around.

Looking for hands-on care for my mother in her 70s. She has Progressive Supra-nuclear Palsy (PSP), which makes her mostly non-verbal, and non-mobile as she is confined to a hospital bed. Responsibilities will include mainly to changing brief when necessary, and of course providing anything she might need i. e. food, drinks, etc. (Detailed job description during interview) The main objective will be keeping her safe, comfortable, fed, and hydrated. We do provide compensation via direct deposit payroll with all applicable taxes withheld, and all necessary end of year tax documentation.

Looking for hands-on care for my mother in her 70s. She has Progressive Supra-nuclear Palsy (PSP), which makes her mostly non-verbal, and non-mobile as she is confined to a hospital bed. Responsibilities will include mainly to changing brief when necessary, and of course providing anything she might need i. e. food, drinks, etc. (Detailed job description during interview) The main objective will be keeping her safe, comfortable, fed, and hydrated. We do provide compensation via direct deposit payroll with all applicable taxes withheld, and all necessary end of year tax documentation.

Looking for hands-on care for my mother in her 70s. She has Progressive Supra-nuclear Palsy (PSP), which makes her mostly non-verbal, and mobility limited to mechanical lift assistance. Responsibilities will include mainly helping her safely in and out of lift chair with sit-to-stand device to change brief, and of course providing anything she might need i. e. food, drinks, etc. (Detailed job description during interview) The main objective will be keeping her safe, comfortable, fed, and hydrated. We do provide compensation via direct deposit payroll with all applicable taxes withheld, and all necessary end of year tax documentation.