The client
man 91 years 168 cm 60 kg
Diagnoses
Client
a woman 82 years 155 cm 70 kg
Diagnoses
Caregiving for two seniors in Ötigheim. A furnished room and Wi-Fi are available. Smoking is not allowed, a driver's license is not required, and time off is negotiable with the family. The senior gentleman (91 years, 60 kg, 168 cm) is physically weakened, has dementia/Alzheimer's, incontinence, and a catheter. After a fall in December 2025, he suffers from back pain. He has a dependency level of 2, uses a walker, but can get up from bed and chair independently. The house has a stair lift and a chair with a standing function. He is oriented in his environment, recognizes people, has good temporal orientation, but his short-term memory is deteriorating. His speech is understandable, and simple conversations are possible. He experiences depressive moods but wants to remain as independent as possible. Nighttime care is not needed. The senior lady (82 years, 70 kg, 155 cm) has heart failure and osteoporosis, a dependency level of 2, is fully oriented, and without dementia. Her speech is clear, and she can express her needs precisely. Her hearing is age-appropriate, but her vision is limited, seeing only with one eye. She moves with a walker, gets up without assistance, tires quickly, and can only stand briefly. Nighttime care is generally not needed, except occasionally for acute pain a few times a year. Both require partial assistance with dressing, hygiene, and supervision of clothing changes. They eat independently, but monitoring of fluid intake and provision of shared meals is necessary. The caregiver cooks, cleans, does laundry, shops, runs errands, and oversees the administration of prepared medications, while the family handles doctor visits. The job includes providing daily structure, companionship, conversation, and leisure activities, including walks. For the senior gentleman, washing is mainly done using a washbasin, with a shower, bathtub, and seat available; he uses the toilet independently and uses a catheter during the day, which needs reminders to empty. For the senior lady, hygiene and toilet use are independent, and the family desires shared cooking.
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