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A senior couple is being cared for in a large city. The 91-year-old gentleman (180 cm, 60 kg) is physically limited, experiences pain while walking, moves around the house with a walker (Rollator), and has an increased risk of falling; his temporal, spatial, and personal orientation is intact. He requires support when standing and walking, and partial assistance with dressing, undressing, toileting, personal hygiene, exercises, and walks; he manages eating independently. He is capable of engaging in complex conversations. The 87-year-old lady (160 cm, 50 kg) moves independently and is relatively physically mobile, but suffers from dementia/Alzheimer's and forgetfulness — her orientation in time, space, and in relation to people is only occasionally intact; she also has an increased risk of falling. She manages eating, walking, and toileting independently, needs partial assistance with dressing, hygiene, and exercises, and requires accompaniment on walks. She is capable of more complex conversations. For both individuals, organizing daily life, providing companionship, maintaining a daily routine, engaging in conversations, activation and occupation, accompanying them on walks and in the garden, and support with orientation are necessary. The caregiver is also responsible for shopping, meal preparation, cleaning, and laundry. Night service and lifting are not required. Accommodation is a family house of 190 m²; the caregiver has access to a guest room with internet. Free time is arranged directly with the clients. There are no pets in the household. Basic knowledge of German is required, and a Romanian-speaking caregiver is explicitly requested, smoking is allowed only outside the house, and a driver's license is not required.

Caregiving for an 88-year-old senior (177 cm, 80 kg) living alone in her family home in a large city. The senior is mentally fit and moves around the house with a walker (Rollator). She suffers from incontinence, general age-related weakness, and spinal stenosis — she is a patient in pain, often lying down and sleeping a lot during the day. She has significant hearing loss — it is necessary to speak to her loudly and clearly; she uses hearing aids, which need to be kept clean. Assistance is required with personal hygiene, dressing and undressing, preparing fresh clothes, and if necessary, using the toilet; she wears diapers, and incontinence care is provided. The caregiver also maintains order in the household, cleans, does laundry, cooks, and prepares meals, handles shopping (stores are within a few minutes' walking distance), and accompanies the senior on drives and appointments — a car with a manual transmission is available. Night service is not required — in case of emergency, the senior independently uses a commode chair (Toilettenstuhl) at night. Lifting is not necessary. There are no pets in the household. The caregiver has access to a furnished guest room with WLAN. Free time — after hours or half days — is available after the senior is prepared for the day and has eaten. Intermediate (to good) knowledge of German is requested, smoking is not tolerated, a driver's license is required, and no personal pets are allowed.

A caregiver is sought for an 88-year-old lady (62 kg, 166 cm) who moves around the house with the help of a walker.

The senior is mentally sound and has been diagnosed with high blood pressure. She fell three weeks ago and is currently in short-term care.

She requires assistance with personal hygiene and dressing; otherwise, she is independent in eating, walking, and using the toilet. She enjoys conversations, reading, and going for walks – she will appreciate companionship and company.

The caregiver's duties include:
household management (cleaning, cooking, laundry, shopping), accompanying on walks, support in daily routine

A driver's license is essential.
No night work, no lifting. Available aids: walker, shower chair, toilet chair, stair lift.

Accommodation: room in a family house, two possible options, internet will be available.
Time off by agreement.

Caregiving for an 89-year-old senior (52 kg, 155 cm) in Geilenkirchen (52511), who suffers from advanced dementia. She is physically in good condition, moves with a walker, can walk at home without it, and a stair lift is available in the house. She is forgetful and has difficulty expressing herself, but nighttime assistance is not required as she sleeps approximately 12 hours at night.

The job responsibilities include assistance with hygiene, dressing, and toileting, showering on Tuesday and Friday, morning rising, and evening bedtime routines. The caregiver manages the household—cooking, cleaning, laundry, changing bed linens, and preparing meals cut into small pieces. Together with the senior, the caregiver goes shopping, while larger shopping trips are handled by the daughter. A bicycle is available, and the store is approximately 2 km away. Wednesdays are spent by the senior at a day care center, providing the caregiver with more free time. They are seeking a caregiver with experience in dementia care.

The caregiver resides in a furnished room in an older country house with a yard, equipped with Wi-Fi, a television, heating, and a new shower. Dogs only visit occasionally. Time off is possible by arrangement with the family, regularly during the senior's afternoon rest and during family visits.

Caregiving for an 85-year-old senior (165 cm, 65 kg) living alone in a family house (150 m²) in Wuppertal (a large city in Germany). She suffers from Alzheimer's dementia — occasionally disoriented in space and time, has word-finding difficulties, and is currently feeling down as she notices her cognitive abilities weakening. She is fully mobile and moves independently; lifting is not required. She manages eating, using the toilet, and walking on her own. She only needs guidance with dressing, undressing, and personal hygiene — if shampoo and shower gel are prepared, she can shower by herself; during morning hygiene and tooth brushing, she occasionally needs prompting or light support. The caregiver will take over household duties and cooking (meal preparation, shopping, cleaning, laundry) and accompany the senior to therapists and on joint walks. Night service is not required. The caregiver has access to a separate guest room (30 m²) with a bed, wardrobe, table, chair, TV, and internet. Free time by agreement. Requirements for the caregiver: female, intermediate knowledge of German, smoking only outside the apartment, driver's license not required.

Caregiving for a 90-year-old senior (155 cm, 60 kg) who is wheelchair-bound but attempts to walk with the aid of a walker. She suffers from heart failure and has weak muscles, resulting in mobility issues. She coughs at night and requires assistance with administering syrup. She has mild dementia, and her short-term memory is impaired. She is entirely dependent on assistance for dressing, personal hygiene, and using the toilet. She also needs partial help with eating. A walker aids her in moving around. The caregiver will be responsible for household cleaning, laundry, and providing companionship to the senior. Shopping is handled by the daughter, who visits the home daily. Twice a week, two friends visit to provide company. Night work depends on the client's condition, as she occasionally needs help with getting up, requiring moderate support. The caregiver has access to a private room with internet.

Caregiving for a 94-year-old senior (160 cm, 58 kg) who suffers from a severe hearing impairment, requiring clear verbal communication. Early-stage dementia with unavailable short-term memory. The senior is independently mobile and oriented in time, place, and person. Assistance is needed with dressing and personal hygiene in the morning and evening. The senior uses toileting aids and independently uses the toilet. Job responsibilities include ensuring meals and fluid intake, preparing meals, shopping, and maintaining the household, including laundry. Companionship and communication are essential. No care is needed at night. Accommodation for the caregiver is provided in a separate room with internet access, which includes a bed, wardrobe, sofa, television, and balcony.

Takes care of a 99-year-old lady who uses a wheelchair, can assist with transfers, weighs 70 kg.
The lady is mentally healthy, not incontinent, has senile weakness, occasionally needs to get up at night.
Lives alone in a 90 m² apartment, time off by agreement.
We are looking for a caregiver with very good German, non-smoker.

Care for an 86-year-old gentleman who is 160 cm tall and weighs 75 kg. The senior has osteoarthritis of the knees and hip joints and uses a urinary catheter. He is mentally sound, does not have dementia, communicates well, and is aware of his surroundings.

He primarily moves using a wheelchair, but with the aid of a walker and support, he can take a few steps. He requires assistance with transfers, dressing, personal hygiene, and using the toilet. Morning care is partially provided by an outpatient caregiving service.

Job responsibilities include meal preparation, dining together, shopping, cleaning, laundry, and assistance with medication intake. Providing companionship to the senior, engaging in conversations, and supporting leisure activities are also important.

Night assistance is needed approximately once a week.

The senior lives at home with his 83-year-old wife, who will be present during the first few days to train the caregiver. The caregiver has access to separate accommodation with internet and a large terrace.

Caregiving for an 86-year-old gentleman (174 cm, 70 kg) and an 85-year-old lady (150 cm, 55 kg) who live in a small house on their daughter's property. The gentleman suffers from dementia and Alzheimer's disease, being mobile inside the house only with a wheelchair and unable to stand or walk. After a stroke two years ago, he has a limited left visual field and is unable to eat by himself due to vision problems. He requires assistance with all basic tasks and wears diapers. The lady is mobile with a walker, but suffers from frailty and heart arrhythmia, and has a hunchback causing significant pain. She mostly manages on her own but appreciates assistance with dressing and hygiene. The caregiver also prepares breakfast and dinner, but cooking is not necessary as meals are served on a trolley. Assistance with household chores is welcome. During the night and lunch break, the caregiver stays in the daughter's apartment, and internet access is available in the apartment.