The client
man 86 years 175 cm 70 kg
Diagnoses
Caregiving for an 86-year-old senior (175 cm, 70 kg) in Büchenbach (village), where he lives in a family house (150 m²) with his wife, who is completely fit, drives herself, and does not require caregiving assistance. The senior is mobile in the house with a wheelchair, can take a few steps, but needs help with standing up and sitting down (requires lifting/lowering slowly), which can be managed by a woman, as the senior assists significantly. He is incontinent of urine, wears diapers for safety, but signals when he needs to use the toilet. He is slightly forgetful and occasionally confused depending on the day, but his orientation in time, place, and person is otherwise intact; it is important to ensure he drinks plenty throughout the day. He is entirely dependent on assistance for dressing, toileting, and personal hygiene, and requires partial help with eating, including cutting food, depending on the day's condition. He also requires lifting with light support; available equipment includes a bath lift, wheelchair, toilet chair, lifting system, and a nursing bed in the living room. The caregiver manages the household, maintains kitchen cleanliness, does laundry, changes pajamas daily, and changes bed linens several times a week. She takes him for walks with the wheelchair (15–20 min), plays games 1–2 times a week, and keeps him company – however, the senior sleeps a lot during the day, so extended attention is not necessary. Afternoon coffee with cake is very important to him. No night work is required. The caregiver's arrival is possible exclusively via a transport service directly to the front door. The caregiver has her own room with internet access, and the bathroom is shared. Free time: daily from 12:00–15:00 (+/- 1 hour depending on the day), always 3 consecutive hours in the afternoon; additionally, free time outside the home on Fridays from 13:00 to 19:00. A woman with good German skills (sufficient for conversation) is sought, smoking is tolerated only outside (the wife also smokes outside, no smoking indoors). Immediate start, long-term.
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