Jacqueline

Jacqueline came to caregiving through an unexpected path. She studied pharmacy in the Philippines, and when she moved to the United States in 2021, she saw private caregiving as a natural extension of that clinical foundation — a way to apply what she knew about health and the body in a setting where she could truly know the person she was caring for. That instinct proved right. She has since built a career working closely with older adults navigating complex conditions, including Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and cancer treatment, bringing a quiet attentiveness to medication management, dietary needs, and the small shifts in condition that matter most. Jacqueline is currently pursuing her vocational nursing license, which reflects the same impulse that drew her to caregiving in the first place — a desire to deepen her understanding so she can offer more. She is a CNA, bilingual in English and Tagalog, and deeply committed to one-on-one care where she can give her full attention to a single client. Her clients would tell you she makes magic in the kitchen — she takes real pride in preparing meals that meet both dietary needs and personal tastes. She is the kind of caregiver who notices what others miss, and who finds real meaning in the steady, personal work of helping someone live well at home.