Georgia B.

Georgia was my father's caregiver from 2008-2010. My dad had kidney failure, and eventually it affected the rest of the organs in his body as well as his mind. He had difficulty getting around. At first, they were able to take walks together, then she pushed him in the wheelchair, but at the end of his life he was bedridden. After my father passed away, my mother was OK at first, but then she had some vascular problems. She couldn't walk and was about to face an amputation. Georgia stayed as my mother's caregiver for about two years. She definitely rose to the occasion for our family because there were a lot of nursing things she had to do. My family and I felt so comfortable having Georgia care for both of my parents, and we knew they were in better hands with her than with us. Everyone adored her and when they went to visit my parents, they would all love spending time with Georgia. She kept in touch with us about my parents' health issues -- not too much and not too little, it was just the right amount. She took a lot of initiative with their care and their health. She is so kind and professional. She's fantastic, warm, caring, reliable, trustworthy, and the list just goes on and on. She was a great addition to our family and would be a great addition to anyone else's. I highly recommend her.

- Paula G., New York

Georgia took care of my husband for about a year. She came to the house three days a week and helped with bathing, dressing, grooming. She made sure he exercised and did his rehab moves. She was a very polite person, she was always willing to help when needed, I could always count on her for anything. She was always on time and was very professional. My husband felt very comfortable with her and so did I. I would highly recommend her to any family that may need a nice, respectful, and professional caregiver.

- Carol C., New York