Lila Funburg

I used my license for home care as well. I could do shampoo sets for my little elderly ladies that couldn’t get out anymore. Sometimes I volunteered to give last haircuts per their request when they started to really decline. I trimmed nails and polished them as well. Whatever they requested to make them feel better

• Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
• Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.
• Skilled at working independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
• Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations.
• Demonstrated respect, friendliness, and willingness to help wherever needed.
• Assisted with day-to-day operations, working efficiently and productively with all team members.
• Passionate about learning and committed to continual improvement.
• Managed time efficiently in order to complete all tasks within deadlines.
• Organized and detail-oriented with a strong work ethic.
• Paid attention to detail while completing assignments.
• Used critical thinking to break down problems, evaluate solutions, and make decisions.
• Strengthened communication skills through regular interactions with others.
• Developed and maintained courteous and effective working relationships.

• Provided personalized care and companionship to clients, enhancing their quality of life.
• Assisted with daily living activities, including meal preparation and medication management.
• Developed tailored care plans in collaboration with healthcare professionals and family members.
• Monitored client health status, reporting changes to families and medical personnel promptly.
• Implemented strategies for improving client comfort and satisfaction through feedback collection.
• Coordinated transportation for clients to medical appointments and social activities, promoting independence.
• Maintained accurate documentation of client progress and care provided for review by supervisors.
• Assisted patients with personal requirements for housekeeping and grooming assistance.
• Assisted patients with dressing, grooming and feeding needs, helping to overcome, and adapt to mobility restrictions.
• Assisted patients with handling daily chores and errands by transporting to appointments, cleaning personal spaces, and purchasing supplies.
• Provided patients with assistance in completing daily tasks, reducing daily burden on family members.
• Enhanced patient comfort by providing compassionate and attentive care tailored to individual needs.
• Assisted disabled clients to support independence and well-being.
• Interacted kindly with patients and families and displayed positive, outgoing attitude, resulting in establishment of long-term, professional relationships.
• Cooked tasty, nourishing meals for patients to promote better nutrition.
• Assisted patients with self-administered medications.
• Increased patient satisfaction through effective communication and active listening skills to understand their concerns and preferences.
• Upheld strict standards of privacy and confidentiality in all aspects of caregiving, maintaining the dignity and respect for patients at all times.
• Helped patients safely transition between sleeping surfaces and mobility assistance such as wheelchairs by providing consistent support.
• Promoted a safe home environment for patients by identifying potential hazards and implementing necessary adjustments.
• Prepared nutritious meals according to dietary requirements, contributing to improved overall health for patients.
• Maintained accurate patient records, documenting daily activities, progress, and any changes in health conditions.
• Kept close eye on behavior and emotional responses of clients to address concerns and protect each person from harm.
• Managed medical appointments, coordinating with healthcare professionals to ensure timely access to necessary services.
• Established nutritious meal plans and prepared daily offerings to meet patient dietary needs.
• Developed strong rapport with patients and families, fostering trust and open communication channels for better care coordination.
• Provided emotional support during challenging times, helping patients cope with illness or disability-related stressors more effectively.
• Delivered high-quality care under pressure in emergency situations, ensuring the safety of both the patient and caregiver team members present at those times.
• Supported family members in understanding patient needs and provided guidance on how to best assist their loved ones at home.
• Facilitated recovery by assisting patients with physical therapy exercises and mobility support.
• Conducted regular evaluations of patients'' progress and adjusted care plans accordingly to ensure continued effectiveness and alignment with changing needs.
• Performed laundry, grocery shopping and other light housekeeping duties as instructed by client.
• Traveled to clients' homes to complete healthcare services and promote continuity of care.
• Followed nutritional plans to prepare optimal meals.
• Completed entries in log books, journals, and care plans to accurately document and report patient progress.
• Provided mobility assistance such as walking and regular exercising.
• Helped clients with managed home care, ensuring efficacy of care by monitoring health status.
• Directed patients in simple prescribed exercises to assist with daily physical therapy routines.
• Assisted with end-of-life care.
• Utilized universal precautions and infection control principles in all aspects of care.
• Supported families through difficult times by offering emotional support and education on important care tasks.
• Documented vital statistics and coordinated with health care providers.

• Provided compassionate personal care, assisting clients with daily living activities and promoting comfort.
• Developed strong relationships with clients, fostering trust and enhancing emotional well-being.
• Ensured safety protocols were followed, maintaining a secure environment for clients at all times.
• Assisted in medication management, ensuring accurate dosages and adherence to schedules.
• Monitored health indicators, documenting changes and communicating effectively with healthcare professionals.
• Provided companionship to patients, fostering positive relationships and emotional wellbeing.
• Performed light housekeeping tasks as needed, creating a clean and comfortable environment for patients to thrive in.
• Assisted patients with daily living activities, promoting independence and quality of life.
• Delivered skilled personal care assistance such as bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting support which enhanced hygiene levels for patients.
• Promoted mental stimulation by engaging patients in meaningful conversations and recreational activities tailored to their interests.
• Offered support for client mental and emotional needs to enhance physical outcomes and overall happiness.
• Enhanced patient comfort by providing attentive and personalized home care services.
• Increased family satisfaction by maintaining open communication about patient progress and needs.
• Improved overall patient health through the implementation of proper nutrition plans and meal preparation assistance.
• Monitored and maintained cleanliness, sanitation, and organization of assigned station and service areas.
• Ensured patient safety by conducting regular home assessments, identifying potential hazards and implementing corrective measures.
• Encouraged patients to participate in safe physical activity to help boost mood and improve overall wellness.
• Developed individual care plans for clients based on specific needs.
• Monitored changes in clients' conditions to report concerns to supervisor.
• Assisted clients with living independently through skill-building and mentoring in areas such as housekeeping adaptations and preparation of healthy meals.
• Developed and implemented care plans for clients.
• Provided direct personal care and administrative services to clients.

There were three family members within this time. One was an alcoholic struggling with mobility.

This person I cooked all his meals and cleaned his house.

I took him to all his doctor appointments

I kept him engaged in activities and conversations.

I encouraged him to try new things

The second was fighting Chronic Lymphatic Leukemia.

I took her to all her treatments and helped with bathing and dressing.

I cooked all her meals

I took her places to keep her engaged all the way up till she couldn’t anymore.

Her care turned into bedside care

The third had dementia

I performed all her care.

I helped with all of her daily routine including bathing and at the end had to hand feed her.

I desiccated her when she would become violent or confused