Adult Daycare in Arizona City, AZ

Owner and Founder of Helping Hands Senior Services, Charlene Sargent RN, BSN has over 20 years of service as a medical professional working in hospice and home health care. Born in Wickenburg, Arizona and a graduate of Arizona State University with a degree in Nursing, Charlene has excelled as a medical professional throughout her career in health care. Charlene's work experience ranges from caring for terminally ill patients as a registered nurse for hospice to managing a team of nurses as a case manager. She has also worked in skilled nursing facilities, hospitals, and addiction treatment centers. Charlene's experience as a registered nurse gives her the ability to place each client in a home that is appropriate to the client's specific medical needs. Charlene created Helping Hands Senior Services to help guide families and their elderly family members through what she calls the "senior care maze". Helping Hands provides a free service that matches seniors with the facility that best meets their needs. Charlene's passion is to provide peace of mind for seniors and their families.

Hi, my name is Kanwaljeet Kaur, and I am a 23-year-old care provider for elders and children with 1 year of experience. I have had the privilege of caring for 4+ different families, offering support in various aspects of senior and child care. My skills include grocery shopping, special needs care,...

I’m a 43-year-old female with 2 years of experience as an elder care provider. I have cared for 2 families, providing support in housekeeping, meal preparation, medication management, and companionship. My expertise lies in adult daycare, companion care, medication assistance, and senior companions...

Hi, I'm Harjinder, a compassionate and dedicated elder care provider and nurse with 1 year of hands-on experience. I have cared for an elderly client over the age of 85, providing personalized attention and support with daily needs such as bathing, dressing, feeding, and meal preparation. I also as...

Over the past year working as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), I’ve come to understand that being a great caregiver is about so much more than just completing tasks—it's about showing up every day with compassion, patience, and a deep respect for those in your care.