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Why choose us for home care in Sheboygan, WI?

We believe aging should feel empowering, not limiting. That’s why we provide personalized care with a human touch, helping older adults live safely and with purpose at home.

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Joe Landwehr

Joe Landwehr

General Manager

Anne Barts

Anne Barts

Business Development Advisor

Sophia Negron

Sophia Negron

Recruiter

Jessica Patton

Jessica Patton

Recruitment & Engagement Associate

Laura Dorn

Laura Dorn

Client Care Advisor

Brenda Ziemer

Brenda Ziemer

Staff Coordinator

Rachel Yokers

Rachel Yokers

Corporate Chaplain

Stacey Reiss

Stacey Reiss

Controller

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Almeetris L., Home Instead Sheboygan, WI


Almeetris L of Home Instead Sheboygan provides heart-led support rooted in years of life experience. Almeetris comes to us with a background in i have been caregiver for my love one for the last past eight years i have taken and passed my cpr classes for infants and adults and my first aid classes also resolving issues, classes working with people with dementia and those with suicidal thoughts i also have experiencebeing a general manager, a person that does scheduling and most of working well with people.. With 6 months at Home Instead, Almeetris has built relationships rooted in trust, compassion, and shared joy.

For Almeetris, the reward is in the connection. "I have always had a soft spot in my heart for the elderly and children, in my spare time I volunteer to help children and I work to take care of the elderly," Almeetris shares. Through these shared moments, Almeetris has learned valuable life lessons, noting, "They are human and they just wanna be heard and loved."

Almeetris's daily goal is simple: ensure every client feels safe, comfortable, and cared for. Skilled in when dealing with dementia patients always know that you must be patient. you have to take your time with them. sometimes you have to give them space to regroup. when dealing with someone who is transitioning, you have to be understanding, compassion and supportive. it's a very difficult time for the family as well as the patient.. companionship, i will say is being a good listener being there for someone and letting them know they're being heard., Almeetris finds joy in the details of each visit. "My favorite part of the day is when I see patients improve, and of course, the smile on their faces," Almeetris says of a typical day.

Almeetris praises the local team for their dedication and communication. "I haven't worked for any other offices, so I really can't answer that question but I do enjoy the flexibility of the hours and the reward site ," Almeetris notes. "The way they encourage and appreciate you."

In every way, Almeetris reflects the heart of caregiving: consistency, connection, and the quiet pride of knowing you've made someone's life better today.