Home Care Excellence – Keyla O.

Keyla began her caregiving journey in 2014 with her first client, Benjamin. Reflecting on her time with him, she describes it as nothing short of “a beautiful experience.” Keyla was more than just an aide to him, she worked long hours by his side and offered him comfort and companionship for four…

Originally from Ghana, West Africa, Stephen moved to the United States in 2003. He found his calling in home care just two years later. With a career spanning two decades, he has become a valued member of the LifeWorx team. Stephen is known for his dedication, kindness, and willingness to go above and…

Alice’s journey into caregiving wasn’t something she planned. Coming from Zambia, Africa, where she worked as a secretary to a human resource manager, her path took a turn when she found herself caring for six residents with Alzheimer’s. “That’s when I became interested in becoming a caregiver…

Working as a caregiver is incredibly rewarding but it can also be physically and emotionally taxing. It’s important to find a balance between professional duties and personal well-being. Here are some ways that you can find that balance: Use digital tools to save time Today’s modern technology…

To Rose, caregiving is more than a list of tasks to be completed. It’s about making connections, offering comfort, and providing support in moments of vulnerability. For over a decade, Rose has worked with HIV patients, but her connection to the elderly shines bright. This connection extends beyond…

Continuous personal and professional growth is essential for in-home caregivers to provide the best care possible. By staying informed about industry trends and honing their skills, caregivers can ensure top-quality service for their clients. Check out these valuable resources available to caregivers…

For nearly two decades, Vida has worked one-on-one with many clients, providing medical support and assistance with love and understanding. Her journey began in 2008 when she completed her Home Health Aide training course and certification. Since then, she has constantly displayed an exceptional level…

Whether they are caring for the elderly, people with disabilities, or those recovering from illness, caregivers are unsung heroes who ensure the well-being and quality of life for so many. Their responsibilities extend far beyond basic care, requiring a critical blend of compassion, patience, and expertise…

Whether it’s professionally, or for a family member, it can be easy to feel the weight of caregiving responsibilities. You’re not alone. Juggling personal and professional duties while caring for a loved one can be overwhelming. But there’s good news! Technology can be a powerful ally for caregivers…

Effective communication with elders is a cornerstone of providing compassionate and professional care. Below are some practical tips to help you communicate more effectively with seniors in your life. Be patient and empathetic An essential approach to every conversation should be empathy and patience…

Caregiving for a family member or friend may be one of the most challenging and rewarding – jobs you will ever have. Your first day as a primary source of care for a family member is like your first day of a new school year. Caring for a family member or close friend who is aging or ill is one of the…

November is a month of celebrations, a month of being thankful, to pause and recognize unsung heroes among us: family caregivers. Celebrated every November, National Family Caregivers Month (NFCM) is a time to recognize and honor family caregivers across the country. Who is a “Family Caregiver”? A…

Hospice care is a specific kind of care designed to support an individual with a terminal illness and their family, friends, and caregivers. People with both cancer and non-cancer illnesses can be eligible to receive hospice care. Hospice seeks to administer and maintain care pain-free, giving individuals…

In today’s world, many families are geographically spread apart, and we are not always able to provide the hands-on care we would like. When you first enter the unfamiliar and new world of long-distance caregiving, you may not see the personal rewards ahead. Although you’re not available to give…

If you’re not a caregiver now, the odds are you may find yourself in the role someday. When a family member or a friend falls ill, enters an advanced age, or gets injured, they may need support and care to maintain quality of life and independence. Caring for another person can be difficult emotionally…

When it comes to finding adequate care for yourself or your loved one, you’ll find there are a lot of options. All caregivers have the desire to help others in common, there are several types of caregivers and it’s essential to know the difference between the different types of caregivers that are…