Caring for Your Loved Ones at Home
As a Nursing Aide, my goal is to help your loved ones adapt to their changing faculties in the comfort of their own home.
Rebecca Valenzuela Call or text 513-903-5599
About Compassionate Care Aide Service
My Mission
At Compassionate Care, my mission is to provide compassionate and individualized home care services to my clients. I promise to take care of your loved ones like they were my own family. I strive to optimize their quality of life and help them maintain autonomy in the comfort of their homes. This enhances the meaning of their life and illness. My focus is on reducing distress and anxiety for both the patient and family. I can achieve this by listening to the current situation and empowering you with the skills to take care of your family member keeping them home safely as long as possible.
My Services
I offer a wide range of services in the Cincinnati area, including at-home and in-facility skilled aide services. I offer hospice care, consulting, skills training for caregivers, respite care, safety checks for the home, assisting in the transition from home to long-term care, music therapy (great for Dementia/Alzheimer's and agitated patients), and Swedish housecleaning (used when patient is at end of life, or moving.) I am also a Death Doula, and Reiki Master. I have extensive experience in the fields of hospice, long term care, dementia, Alzheimer's, MS, ALS, and palliative care. I will work with you and your family to create a personalized care plan that meets your unique needs.
About Me
My name is Rebecca Valenzuela. I have been working as an State Tested Nursing Assistant (STNA) since 2016. I started working as an aide because of my grandmother, Lucy. She had subpar care that resulted in her passing from neglect and it inspired me to be a passionate patient advocate. I watched as she lost all of her freedoms and belongings and had to rely on the kindness of strangers to be taken care of. It made me appreciate the importance of companionship. I understand the perspective of both the patient and the family member. The experience helped me see each patient as an individual, with their own story and needs. I see the physical, social, psychological, and spiritual aspects of care as being equally important. And I believe that every patient is a person until their last breath.
I currently work in hospice, but I also have years of experience with long term care, dementia care, Alzheimer's, MS, and palliative care. I give quality, inclusive service to my in-patient families and patients, and want to offer my skills, perspective and wisdom to those wanting to stay at home. I pride myself in empowering families with the skills to do care as long as they can to keep patients home safely, and to give caretakers peace of mind. My priority is to assess your situation and offer the skills and knowledge that I have to help you. I am immunized, and have a background check through hospice.