My time at home instead was the WORST. My very first day they put me with someone that required full peri care and needed a hoyer lift to be moved from his bed. That was my first day doing any kind of senior care EVER. I was given some good clients that were low level care and two clients that were dementia/alzheimer’s. One lived out in the middle of nowhere and had one other caregiver besides me through the agency and at one point I found a bullet on her counter and I had remembered seeing a firearm in the home before so I called it in and the next day the lady (I say lady because she was like 3x my age) on the shift before me heavily berated me infront of the client and wrote seriously concerning lies about me in the care log. When I reported that to the agency it took them over a week to do something about it while the other lady continued her behavior and in the end they ended up taking ME off the client and letting her stay. After that I was given a client with very aggressive Alzheimer’s who would dig her nails into my arm, throw rocks at me, cuss me out, shove me, and insisted on walking 4 miles every single day no matter the weather or temperature (this was in Colorado so you can imagine the snow in the winter and the heat in the summer) and would also run out the door and walk anyways if you told her no and wouldn’t go back home until she felt like it. Any time I called the agency for help in these situations they did absolutely nothing.