Gugu Agudike

• Provided compassionate assistance with daily living activities, enhancing client comfort and well-being.
• Administered medication and monitored health conditions to ensure safety and compliance with care plans.
• Bathing, grooming, oral hygiene
• Dressing (with easy, adaptive clothing)
• Toileting and incontinence care
• Meal preparation and feeding assistance
• Helping with walking, transfers, and fall prevention.
• 24/7 supervision (if needed) to prevent wandering or unsafe behaviors.
• Medication safety: Ensuring meds are taken correctly, on time, and monitored for effects.
• Removing tripping hazards
• Locking away harmful substances
• Using bed/chair alarms if necessary
• Redirecting confusion and calming agitation without confrontation.
• Memory prompts: Using labels, calendars, routine charts, or memory aids.
• Routine management: Maintaining a structured daily schedule to reduce anxiety and confusion.
• Providing calm, compassionate companionship.
• Encouraging social interaction and meaningful conversation.
• Being patient with repeated questions, mood swings, or moments of forgetfulness.
• Preparing familiar, easy-to-eat meals.
• Monitoring for signs of poor appetite or swallowing issues.
• Ensuring adequate fluid intake throughout the day.
• Light cleaning, laundry, changing bed linens.
• Organizing personal items to create a clutter-free, dementia-friendly space.
• Keeping important items in predictable places (e.g., glasses, remote, walker).
• Keeping records of health changes, mood shifts, and medication effects.
• Communicating with physicians, therapists, and family members.
• Supporting hospice care if needed.
• Ensuring comfort, dignity, and emotional peace.
• Understanding and honoring advanced directives.
• Provided compassionate care to clients, ensuring safety and comfort in daily activities.
• Assisted clients with personal hygiene, meal preparation, and medication management.
• Developed individualized care plans based on client needs and preferences.
• Monitored client health conditions, reporting changes to healthcare professionals promptly.
• Facilitated social engagement through recreational activities, enhancing overall well-being.

Caring for a patient with ALS

• Provided compassionate support to individuals with daily living activities.
• Assisted clients with personal hygiene, mobility, and medication management.
• Developed individualized care plans to enhance client well-being.Hoyer lifting
• Monitored and documented client progress and behavioral changes accurately.
• Collaborated with healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive care delivery.
• Mobility help: Transferring from bed to wheelchair, repositioning in bed/chair to prevent pressure sores.
• Toileting support: Assisting with commode, bedpan.
• Dressing and grooming: Helping with clothing, brushing hair, shaving, applying lotion.
• Feeding: Assisting with meals, including using adaptive utensils or feeding tubes.
• Light housekeeping: laundry, dishes, sanitizing equipment.
• Coordinating with hospice, home health aides, or physical therapists.
• Managing schedules for appointments and transportation.
• Using communication devices (eye-gaze tech, speech-generating devices).
• Helping the patient express needs if speech is impaired.
• Learning nonverbal cues and supporting emotional expression.

• Assisted clients with daily living activities, ensuring comfort and safety.
• Administered medications according to prescribed schedules, maintaining accuracy and adherence to care plans.
• Developed personalized care plans based on individual needs, enhancing client satisfaction.
• Monitored vital signs and reported changes in health status to healthcare professionals.
• Coordinated transportation for medical appointments, improving access to necessary services.
• Provided companionship and emotional support, fostering positive relationships with clients.
• Trained new caregivers on best practices for elderly care and safety measures.
• Implemented organizational improvements in caregiving processes, increasing efficiency in service delivery.
• Offered companionship and kindness to elderly patients.
• Cleaned house, ran errands, managed laundry, and completed weekly grocery shopping.
• Assisted with personal hygiene tasks such as bathing, grooming, dressing, feeding, toileting giving attention to detail.
• Assisted clients with daily living needs to maintain self-esteem and general wellness.
• Maintained clean, safe, and well-organized patient environment.
• Assisted clients in maintaining a safe and clean living environment, promoting health and wellbeing.
• Provided emotional support to seniors, fostering positive relationships and enhancing their overall mental health.
• Enhanced elderly residents'' quality of life by providing compassionate care and assistance with daily activities.
• Observed health status of clients to report changes and unusual occurrences to appropriate medical personnel.
• Provided safe mobility support to help patients move around personal and public spaces.
• Assisted disabled clients to support independence and well-being.
• Increased client satisfaction by offering companionship and engaging in meaningful conversations throughout the day.
• Identified needs and coordinated plans for travel and out-of-town functions.
• Handled incoming mail, bills and invoices and completed appropriate actions.