About Ariel

I began at The New Jewish Home in Manhattan, nervous but full of heart. Each patient taught me something about strength, dignity, and grace. I learned that caregiving isn't just about helping it's about seeing people. Now at Staten Island Care Center, I carry those lessons every day. I've held trembling hands, wiped tears, and shared laughter in quiet halls. Being a CNA isn't easy, but it's real it's love in motion. I don't just care for people; I honor their stories, one shift, one smile, one heartbeat at a time.