HHA/CNA – Dementia & Alzheimer’s Care Experience

• Are you a caregiver who believes that every individual deserves to age with dignity and joy, regardless of cognitive change? We are looking for extraordinary Home Health Aides who don't just "see a patient," but see the person behind the diagnosis. Join our team as a specialist in Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care, where your patience and empathy will become the cornerstone of a client’s ability to thrive safely and happily in the home they love. Why Work with BrightStar Care of Indianapolis? At BrightStar Care, we uphold A Higher Standard. We truly care about our employees and offer the flexibility and recognition you deserve.
• Weekly Pay: Direct deposit every week.
• Daily Pay Option: Available via ZayZoon.
• Health Insurance: Offered through Vitable.
• Recognition: Work for an "Enterprise Champion for Quality" (14 years running) and a "HomeCare Pulse Employer of Choice."
• Tech-Enabled: HIPAA-compliant communication and easy mobile clock-in/care notes.
• Flexible Schedule: PRN options available to fit your lifestyle.

Key Responsibilities • Specialized Memory Support

• Utilize redirection, validation therapy, and engagement techniques tailored to the cognitive needs of clients with Alzheimer’s/Dementia.
• Behavioral
• Management: Maintain a secure environment, managing behavioral changes or agitation with a calm, professional, and empathetic demeanor.
• Cognitive
• Engagement: Lead clients in cognitive stimulation activities, such as puzzles, music, or reminiscing, to promote mental well-being and joy.
• Dignified
• Personal
• Care: Assist with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)—including bathing, dressing, and grooming—navigating potential care refusal with patience.
• Safety &
• Monitoring: Provide vigilant supervision to prevent wandering and ensure the home remains a safe, hazard-free environment.
• Clinical
• Communication: Monitor and track changes in the client’s condition and proactively update the Director of Nursing and family members.
• Nutritional
• Support: Prepare nutritious meals and provide consistent hydration reminders, adhering to specific dietary requirements.
• Documentation: Maintain accurate, detailed records of care, vitals, and any subtle shifts in cognitive status.