Elder Care in Provo, Utah

"I have been closely associated with Mrs. Cynidi Espinoza and her health care abilities since 1997. At that time, I engaged her services to help care for my wife who's paralytic problems had begun nine years before when we lived in Zaire, the old Belgium Congo. By this time, my wife was unable to walk. Her paralyses had slowly increased to include involvement of the bladder and bowel. with the associated challenges to avoid bed sores. In addition she developed sleep apnea (I detailed these complication to emphasize the nursing challenges involved). Over the past seven years I've been able to follow Mrs. Espinoza's nursing care skill very directly. She has proved to be very conscientious, quick to learn, easily adaptable and innovative. She also, has become a good organizer and works will with the patient and other health care givers. She is totally trustworthy. I have no reservations in recommending her." - C. Steven Hatch, M.D.

Cindi Espinoza, whom I have known for 8 years. It is a deep privilege to recommend Cindi. I met Cindi in Feb 1990 when my brother Keith Anderson, my sister, Kathy McCall and I hired her as a caretaker for my aunt Dorothy Anderson. Cindi and her husband Rick, moved into Dorothy's house and the situation proved to be ideal for Dorothy, for Cindi and Rick, and certainly for the three of us. My brother, sister, and I live out of state and were unable to take care of Dorothy ourselves. We considered Cindi a god send. Dorothy had suffered a stroke several years before and had been cared for by other family members as well as Salt Lake City nursing services. Cindi and her staff took over full time in 1990. They became the primary caretakers to Dorothy, who was homebound and wheelchair bound until her death in Feb 1997. Dorothy was an extremely difficult person to work for; she demanded perfection. She has been an independent professional woman, who was always very active. An avid sports fan all her life, and she took care of her big Salt Lake home herself. When she had a stroke, she was set in her ways and to have someone care for her, was difficult at best. She tested every nurse and relative who cared for her. In fact she went through every nursing service in Salt Lake and her reputation was of for someone who was impossible to work for. Dorothy was no hardship for Cindi because they and the rest of the staff grew to love eachother. Cindi was kind and I underscore that because for me, it is the most important attribute. Cindi was a professional, her care went far beyond the call of duty. As far as the three of us were concerned, no money in the world could have paid for what Cindi provided for Dorothy in the 8 years she cared for her. I believe that we are all called to something in life and I believe that Cindi Espinoza is an angel on Earth who is here to care for others. Anyone in Cindi's care is very fortunate indeed. Cheryl Anderson Walnut Creek, CA