Professional caregivers can change lives

NSI & DOOD Radio interviews CARE  NURSES REGISTRY

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Professional Caregivers

Professional caregivers can change lives for the better simply by helping others gain independence.  Care Nurses Registry is one of the best professional caregivers organizations available. When qualified professional caregivers become part of the equation, both the patient and the family benefit.  Children come into this world unaware that their parents are their caregivers for the first 18 years of their lives.  The minute a child gains mobility they want to become free and independent.  Most young people do not give the care they receive a second thought.  Many take the parenting they receive for granted.   As adults we enjoy our independence and take that for granted as well.  Independence is never guaranteed and it can easily be lost through circumstance.

Professional caregivers can change lives for the better simply by helping others gain independence.  Care Nurses Registry is one of the best professional caregivers organizations available. When qualified professional caregivers become part of the equation, both the patient and the family benefit.  Children come into this world unaware that their parents are their caregivers for the first 18 years of their lives.  The minute a child gains mobility they want to become free and independent.  Most young people do not give the care they receive a second thought.  Many take the parenting they receive for granted.   As adults we enjoy our independence and take that for granted as well.  Independence is never guaranteed and it can easily be lost through circumstance.

Baby Boomers

We are all living longer because of the advancements in medical technology.  Do you know someone who is taking care of an ill family member?  It is not unusual for people to live into their 80s or even late 90s.  How will our own quality of life be affected if we suffer from chronic health conditions or dementia?   One of the most important questions surrounding this issue is how will you take care of yourself?  Will you need help and depend on friends or family?  Most family members are busy with their own lives.  When they are forced to become caregivers either for a young child with a challenge or an aging parent or sibling, it can become a problematic situation.  Negative emotions occur regardless of how much the family loves the patient.   The resentment builds when they find that their freedom is diminishing when their time is spent taking care of an  ill family member.  What inevitably happens is the patient who needs the care feels guilty and frustrated.  No one wants to ask for help.  Eventually the caregiver will become stressed and exhausted and end up needing care as well.   Professional caregivers are the answer.

I have had experience on both ends of the stick.  As a child I became paralyzed by spinal meningitis and polio.  Although I was the one paralyzed, my entire family was affected by my condition.  Years later as an adult I understood what sacrifices my mother willingly made to take care of me.  It was not until I became her caregiver during a serious bout of cancer that I truly understood. When my mother became too ill to care for herself, I was working fulltime and raising two teenage daughters. I had only one choice and it was to hire a professional caregiver because I could not afford to give up my career.  It was one of the best decisions I ever made.  I felt secure in knowing that her needs were being taken care of in my absence.

                                                        Adversity happens

No one enjoys thinking about adversity or illness, however being prepared and knowing what to do in the event that you need a professional caregiver to come into the home to assist you or family member will help you sleep better at night.  With over 10,000 baby boomers retiring every year and settling in areas like Florida, the need for  high quality professional caregivers is on the rise.  Our society is definitely struggling with health issues and an aging society. I am sure that we all know or love someone who has one or more of the following ailments.

 

• Stroke
• Diabetes
• Heart disease
• Cancer
• Mobility or disability challenges
• Pulmonary disorders
•  Autoimmune disorders

NSI & DOOD Radio is pleased to have the founders of Care Nurse Registry visiting with us today. It is a family owned and operated health care agency based in Wellington, Florida.  In 2013 Registered Nurse Dollton June Lyttle saw the need for private duty nursing services in Palm Beach County.  She is dedicated to providing the highest quality service for her clients and is determined to make Care Nurse Registry a household name.

About Care Nurses Registry

 Care Nurses Registry, Inc. was borne from a desire to provide quality health care to home-bound patients in the South Florida region.  In 2013 Registered Nurse Dollton June Lyttle saw the need for private duty nursing services in Palm Beach and the surrounding counties.

June as she is affectionately called is a caretaker at heart.  Having been in the nursing industry for over 30 years, she decided to start a private business to service the population with health care needs.  She prides herself on being able to match client needs with caregiver qualifications. This personal and intuitive matching ability helps to form unbreakable bonds between clients and caregivers.

Care Nurses Registry, Inc. believes in distributing quality personal attentive care to each client.  They employ a team of healthcare professionals that prove to have stability and excellence in care and standards for the industry.  They hope to expand the outreach of care into three additional counties, thus creating an integrated healthcare network across 5 counties. Care Nurses employs skilled registered nurses, Licensed practical nurses, Certified nursing assistants, Home Health Aides and companion and domestic sitters.

Contact information:

YOU DESERVE QUALITY CARE WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH “

DOLLTON JUNE LYTTLE, RN, DIRECTOR

561-715-5386 [email protected]

Visit us at: www.carenursesregistry.com