Rotonda Quality Care Services

12/23/2021

WE ARE HIRING AGAIN
Full-time position.
Pay rate - $15
Contact number: 941 830 4444

We are looking for caring and compassionate Caregivers who want to enhance the lives of those who need a little extra help due to an aging, recent surgery. At Rotonda Quality Care Services, we match and staff caregivers to clients who require various non-medical services. Our mission is to allow seniors to remain in their homes and meet the challenges of aging with dignity. Everyone needs a little extra help; that is what we're here for. Join our team today!

Duties include, but are not limited to:

Companionship and conversation
Light housekeeping tasks and meal preparation
Medication and appointment reminders
Assistance with grooming and bathing
Alzheimer's Care -Running Errands and Grocery Shopping
*Previous experience preferred - Training may be provided for the right person*

Requirements to be a caregiver:

Ability to treat and care for seniors and their property with dignity and respect
Ability to communicate with clients in a friendly and professional manner
Complete a criminal background check, DMV check, and drug screen
Possess a valid driver's license and good auto insurance
We have a variety of shifts available and offer competitive pay. To join our team of caregivers, please send us your resume and references. SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY

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Grateful to all nurses, doctors, medical staff and all those who treat us and work to keep us healthy.

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up to 20 Hrs. per week.

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12/14/2019

Health Alert Weekly Home Page

What's the Difference Between Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease?
For many the terms dementia and Alzheimer's Disease are the same. Each one can make it difficult to communicate with a loved one. However, dementia and Alzheimer's are two entirely different diagnoses. There are many differences and, if you are concerned about a friend or relative, you will want to know what they are.
What is Dementia?
Dementia is not a disease. It is a syndrome. In other words, it is a health condition that causes a group of symptoms. Dementia can affect one's ability to communicate properly and perform their normal daily activities.
Symptoms of Dementia
Forgetfulness that progresses over time
Lose track of the time
Not able to complete complicated tasks
Questions are repetitive
Trouble making good decisions
Confusion
Paranoia
Anxiety
Depression
Aggression
Causes of Dementia
Degenerative diseases, such as Parkinson's Disease, Huntington's Disease, or Alzheimer's Disease
Vascular diseases
Chronic drug use
Infections
Reactions to medications
Brain injury
Brain tumor
Poor nutrition
What is Alzheimer's Disease?
Alzheimer's Disease is considered a progressive disease or one that worsens over time. The disease is one that can rob one of their memory and their ability to take care of themselves. It is the leading cause of dementia. While there is no cure for Alzheimer's Disease, there are treatments and medications that can help to manage some of the symptoms.
Symptoms of Alzheimer's Disease
Memory loss
Trouble concentrating on tasks
Not able to make good decisions
Forgetting how to do simple tasks
Depression
Anxiety
Mood swings
Loss of inhibitions
Causes of Alzheimer's Disease
The following are all considered to be factors in whether or not a person develops Alzheimer's:
Genetic factors
Environmental factors
Lifestyle factors
While dementia and Alzheimer's Disease can often be confused as one and the same, the fact is that dementia can actually be caused by Alzheimer's. Dementia can be a symptom associated with many conditions, including other degenerative diseases.
If you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms of dementia or Alzheimer's Disease, it is important that you bring it to the attention of a physician. They can assist you in finding out the cause of your concerns.

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