I have a disabled sister that has downs syndrome. I have always had a soft spot for disabled children and adults because of my sister. I have been her respite care provider for her and many of her friends for the past 4 years. I have my Medical Assisting license as well as my fundamentals of care giving certificate.
I've been trained in long term care, respite Care, and hospice care along with CPR, and first aid. Assisting in helping our older generation continue their independence is why I love what I do!
Desiree can also help with: Live-in home care, companionship, hospice services, light cleaning, dementia, errands & more
I'd describe my personality as hardworking, empathetic and focused
I like caring for seniors because I get satisfaction from seeing their well being. I also like the fact that I get to be there for them when they very much need me.
I'm looking for a job that has flexible hours.
I started caring for seniors when I first took...
Benjamin can also help with: Mobility assistance, hospice services, respite care
I have spent time with people at the end of life as well as the beginning--from hospice care to supporting women during childbirth. Beginning with my B. A. In Human Development and a self-designed emphasis in Women's Health, I studied the fundamentals of the care provider-client relationship, family systems theory, cross...
Kelly can also help with: Live-in home care, errands, hospice services, personal care, meal prep, light cleaning & more
I am graduating in May from Northwest University with a bachelor's degree in Psychology.
I have 15 years experience working with children in both home and school settings. I have been a respite caregiver with DSHS as well as 5 years in the Lake Washington School District as a special education paraeducator. As a paraeducator, I...
I spent one year as charge nurse on a 50 resident, locked, long term care unit. My duties included but were not limited to, medication administration, wound care, charting, over see aides and other nurse on the unit. I assisted my aides with bathing, dressing, ambulating, feeding of our residents. I am looking to do more in-home...
Jennifer can also help with: Live-in home care, light cleaning, hospice services, errands, dementia, companionship & more
FAQs for finding respite care near you in Renton, WA
What does respite care mean near me in Renton, WA?
The respite care meaning can vary slightly depending on who is providing their services. This is why we recommend that you review the profiles of the 1 respite care providers near you in Renton, WA carefully to see what services they offer. That being said, respite care services usually involve providing caregiving support when the usual caregiver can’t be there.
How can I find respite care services near me in Renton, WA?
Care.com makes finding respite care providers near you in Renton, WA fast and easy. From the comfort of your own home, you can review a variety of different respite caregiver profiles in your area to learn more about their experiences and services. You can also read reviews from former clients to help find the right fit for your family.
How much does respite care cost near me in Renton, WA?
The cost of respite care near you in Renton, WA can vary depending on the cost of living in your location and how much experience the caregiver has. However, to give you a jumping off point, the average rate for respite care providers in Renton, WA is $28.00 per hour.
What types of respite care services are available near me in Renton, WA?
The types of respite care services you require likely depend on the type of care the person you’re caring for needs. For example, some people may require more general caregiving, whereas some need help with transportation, taking medication, or grooming. Because of this, it can be helpful to review different profiles of respite care providers near you in Renton, WA.
How can I safely hire respite care near me in Renton, WA?
To safely hire respite care near you in Renton, WA, we strongly recommend you run an independent background check, interview a handful of different caregivers, and request references. You can also review the profiles of respite caregivers who have a CareCheck badge on their profile.