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Caregiving for a 91-year-old senior (98 kg / 175 cm) who is bedridden, with the possibility of transferring to a wheelchair. Diagnoses: incontinence (diapers, urinary catheter), high blood pressure, hearing impairment, forgetfulness, allergy to perfumes, limited mobility of hands. The senior is oriented in time, space, and persons.

Job responsibilities: complete care – morning and evening hygiene, changing diapers, dressing, meal preparation, monitoring fluid intake, cleaning, regular emptying of the catheter, repositioning, and transferring to a wheelchair as needed.

Night work: yes, occasionally as needed.
Lifting: yes (moderate assistance).

The senior lives alone in a family house in the countryside. The caregiver has a private room, separate toilet with a sink, and internet access. Time off: by agreement.

We are looking for an experienced and reliable caregiver for an 83-year-old senior woman with dementia, who lives with her husband in a house in Guxhagen Grebenau (Postal Code 34302). The elderly gentleman does not require care, often goes out for sports, and sometimes returns later, so the caregiver needs to be available during his absence.

The senior woman is mobile with assistance and requires help with daily activities, including toileting, as she is incontinent. There is a cat in the household. During the week, meal delivery is provided, but on weekends, the caregiver prepares meals.

Main responsibilities include caring for the lady, short walks, social activities, household cleaning, and weekend cooking. The caregiver should be cheerful, humorous, and able to provide pleasant company. The daily routine includes a walk in the garden, afternoon coffee at 16:00, watching television, and conversations at 17:30. Three times a week, the husband spends the evening doing sports, and the caregiver is needed at home until his return, including administering medication at 22:30.

A driver's license and good knowledge of the German language are required.

The caregiver will be accommodated in a separate room with TV, bathroom, and toilet.

The start is possible immediately, and the work is planned until April 22.

The client is a 90-year-old lady with a height of 155 cm and a weight of 50 kg. She suffers from Parkinson's disease and early-stage dementia. On better days, she is mobile, moving independently with a walker or cane, and can go to the toilet on her own at night. However, when her health deteriorates, she needs assistance with getting up, dressing, undressing, and personal hygiene. She has an adjustable bed available.

The most important task for the caregiver is the careful and precise administration of Parkinson's medication (06:00, 07:00, 11:00, 15:00, 19:00, and 21:00).

In the morning, after administering the first medications, the client usually rests and gets up between 9:00 and 9:30. She mostly manages her morning hygiene on her own, but depending on her current health condition, she may need assistance. After breakfast, she moves around the apartment, and another dose of medication is administered in the late morning. The caregiver prepares lunch, which should be served no later than 14:00. In the afternoon, depending on the client's health condition, routine household tasks are performed, such as laundry, vacuuming, watering plants, or small shopping. After dinner, more medication is administered, followed by relaxation in front of the television, and the client goes to bed at approximately 22:00.

Parkinson's disease in the client also manifests as sudden episodes of weakness.

Caregiving for an 82-year-old senior with dementia/Alzheimer's (impaired short-term memory, non-aggressive, and no tendency to wander), high blood pressure, and incontinence (uses pads). He is slightly mobility-impaired, requiring light assistance with walking and stairs. Weight/Height: 85 kg / 180 cm.

Job responsibilities: partial assistance with dressing, household management – cooking (optional, meal delivery available), shopping, cleaning, laundry, supervision of daily routine, companionship. Assistance with mobility (offering a hand), supervision for orientation. Pflegedienst visits once a week for showering, cleaning assistance is provided.

Night work: no (may occasionally wake up and be disoriented).
Lifting: yes (light assistance).

The senior lives with his wife (83 years old, independent, currently ill – possible hospitalization) in a family house. The caregiver has access to 2 rooms (living room + bedroom), a private bathroom, and internet. Time off: by agreement.

Care for a 97-year-old senior woman in the village of Wiltingen (Postal Code 54459, rural area). The senior is physically and mentally relatively well, has diabetes, is mobile with a walker, and can manage most daily activities independently, such as dressing, hygiene, toileting, and eating. However, she requires the constant presence of another person due to a strong fear of loneliness and desires a "roommate."

The caregiver will primarily assist as a companion and support in daily life. Job responsibilities include accompanying her on walks, providing simple household assistance (cleaning, cooking, laundry), minor gardening tasks like watering flowers or sweeping leaves, and overall presence and supervision of the senior. The senior enjoys knitting, reading, and spending time in the garden, so social activities and spending time together are also important.

Healthcare duties include supervising medication intake according to the doctor's plan, assisting with inhaler use, regular emptying of the commode chair (at least 3 times daily), and occasional body lotion application. The senior uses a walker and cane but does not require lifting. Night work is not required, as she sleeps approximately from 23:00 to 6:00.

The caregiver is provided with separate accommodation—a whole floor of a family house (approximately 60 m²) with a private bathroom, TV, and WiFi. Free time can be arranged with the family.

1. Caregiving for a 97-year-old senior (59 kg, 156 cm). The senior is mentally sound, suffers from osteoporosis, and is unable to walk, moving with the aid of a wheelchair or is bedridden. She is incontinent and uses incontinence aids.

The caregiver will provide complete assistance with personal hygiene and dressing, assist with mobility, help with food and fluid intake, as well as aid in using the toilet. The role also includes monitoring health status and skin care.

In addition to caring for the client, it is necessary to manage the household, particularly meal preparation, shopping, cleaning, and laundry. Night care is required only occasionally. Assistance is needed for the client during transfers.

The caregiver has a private room available in a family house (70 m²) in a small town. The room is equipped with a bed, wardrobe, table, chair, and television. Internet is not available. There are no pets in the household. Time off is arranged in agreement with the family.

Client, 92 years old, 95 kg and 165 cm, lives in her daughter's house, who resides in the same house in a separate apartment; the caregiver has access to a guest room, internet, and there is a large calm dog in the household. The client is entirely dependent on assistance for dressing, hygiene, toileting, standing, and walking, uses a wheelchair, and full transfer and a bed lift are used for mobility. She suffers from moderate dementia/Alzheimer's, weak short-term memory function, fluctuating orientation, general senile weakness, and pituitary insufficiency (a weakening of the pituitary gland that requires medication, as otherwise, the body lacks salts and hormones, which can lead to coma), requiring regular medication. She is kind, needs supervision with medication, meal provision, motivation, help with household tasks, meal preparation, cleaning, laundry, and shopping. Night work is not necessary, as she sleeps through the night. A lady visits daily for 6 hours, engaging in activities such as crafting, reading, playing music, and sometimes cooking together. A good knowledge of the German language is required, smoking is allowed only outside, a driver's license is not needed, and time off is negotiable.

Caregiving for a 92-year-old senior (175 cm, 80 kg) who suffers from dementia and Alzheimer's. Although he is fully oriented and mobile, he requires support with daily activities, including personal hygiene and household chores. He has hearing difficulties and needs to be communicated with clearly and loudly. The senior is able to express himself and enjoys company. On the other hand, a 91-year-old senior woman (156 cm, 62 kg) requires more assistance, especially during the night when she needs help visiting the toilet using a commode chair. She suffers from incontinence and weak cognitive abilities but is fully oriented. She also has vision and hearing problems. This position also requires assistance with walking around the house, support with personal hygiene, and daily household tasks such as cooking, cleaning, shopping, and laundry. The caregiver has access to a private room with internet.

Caregiving for an 86-year-old senior (156 cm, 46 kg) who suffers from dementia and Alzheimer's. The client is capable of moving short distances independently but uses a walker for longer distances. Although she has a hearing impairment, she can still communicate in German and is oriented in familiar areas. The caregiver assists her with daily activities such as dressing, hygiene, and meal preparation. The caregiver specializes in understanding and communication, helping the client with basic care such as showers and dressing. There is no requirement for night shifts, as the client sleeps uninterrupted. The client lives alone, but her daughter resides in the upper part of the house and occasionally helps with shopping. A separate room with internet access and a shared bathroom is available for the caregiver.

Caregiving for a 98-year-old senior (156 cm, 50 kg) who suffers from moderate dementia and limited short-term memory. She is forgetful, tends to repeat questions, but does not have tendencies to wander or show aggression. The senior is physically weak but can mobilize with the help of a wheelchair. The cared-for individual enjoys company and does not require night care, as she sleeps through the night without interruptions. She needs assistance with dressing, personal hygiene, and using the toilet. The environment is adapted, the bathroom is barrier-free, and the senior can walk short distances with the help of an assistant. The job also includes providing companionship, helping with household tasks, and caring for 3 chickens that need water every 2-3 days. The senior's daughter manages the shopping. The caregiver has a separate room with internet access, and the bathroom is shared.