Michelle M.

Michelle was a caregiver for both of my parents for a long time, I would say about 6-8 years. My mother had dementia and needed full care. She was in diapers and couldn't walk steadily. We had a chairlift for her in the house. Michelle had to assist her with bathing and feeding, she really did everything for my mother. My father didn't need too much care, but Michelle would assist him at doctor appointments when I wasn't available. Michelle is the best. She would play music and sing for them. She always looked on the bright side of things, especially with my mother. When my mother died, it was about 2 years before my dad passed away and my father was so upset. Michelle was the only one who could help him when he was crying and upset about his life. She never missed a day with us. She's the kind of person that you can be comfortable around. She knew exactly what she was doing. I'm in my 70s now, and if I ever need a caregiver, I would want Michelle to care for me. You won't regret hiring her.

- Lynn F., Washington D.C.

Michelle is wonderful, I can't think of enough good things to say about her. She cared for my elderly husband who had dementia until he passed away in August 2015. He was quite elderly, in his 90s, and we were lucky enough that his health was in good order. Michelle fed him, assisted with his daily exercises, engaged him in conversation, and kept him alert. There are some people in this line of work who would just plop him down like a potted plant and leave him there, but not Michelle. She was engaging and outstanding. She kept him in good health, and I couldn't be more appreciative of her. She is very empathetic and my husband was very fond of Michelle. She is honest and dependable, has the right attitude, and is energetic. I was lucky enough and consider myself grateful to have found her. Anyone else will be lucky to have Michelle, too.

- Toni C., New York