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Caregiving for an 86-year-old senior (165 cm, 65 kg) who suffers from dementia, Alzheimer's disease, and incontinence. The senior moves independently but requires regular supervision due to tendencies towards unpredictable behavior, such as cutting curtains. She may leave the home unsupervised; however, for additional safety, she wears a tracking bracelet. Assistance is needed with daily hygiene, especially showering, dressing, and personal hygiene after using the toilet. She uses the toilet independently but also wears diapers. The job duties include cooking, shopping, cleaning, and laundry. Shops are accessible on foot. Night work is not required as the senior usually sleeps through the night. The caregiver is provided with a private room with internet access and a private bathroom.

Caregiving for a 92-year-old senior (165 cm, 80 kg) who is bedridden. She suffers from osteoarthritis and high blood pressure but is mentally fit. Due to osteoarthritis, she is unable to move her legs, and her overall mobility is very limited. The senior is incontinent (urine and stool) and wears protective underwear. Given her health condition, she sleeps most of the time.

The caregiver provides complete bed care – assistance with personal hygiene, dressing, regular incontinence care, meal serving, medication reminders, and shared meals. Care also includes social activities – conversations, simple games, and watching television. The family handles shopping or can participate along with the caregiver. The caregiver is also involved in household cleaning, laundry, ironing, and preparing fresh meals.

Night service is as needed, i.e., if fluid administration or other care is required. The senior cannot lift herself; all care is provided in bed, with a bed, special anti-decubitus mattress, and toilet pad available.

The senior's son lives independently in the same house and can assist if necessary. Family and other relatives live nearby and can assist if needed. There is also a dog in the house. The caregiver has a private room with a bed, wardrobe, and table.

The required caregiver should be a woman with intermediate knowledge of German, without personal pets.

The house is located in a rural area in 35708 Haiger. Breaks and time off are possible by arrangement with the family.

Caregiving for a 91-year-old man suffering from mild to moderate stage dementia, incontinence, has experienced strokes without paralysis, is physically weak, and often mentally confused. Additionally, he has age-related leukemia and a pacemaker. The client is 180 cm tall, weighs 80 kg, and moves with the help of a walker, which he uses less indoors and more outdoors. He is entirely dependent on assistance for dressing, undressing, personal hygiene, showering, getting up, shaving, and dental hygiene. The caregiver will prepare breakfast, cook lunch, and prepare dinner, assisting the client with getting up for meals. Care includes help with toileting, changing incontinence briefs, and encouraging him not to sleep too much during the day to rest better at night.

Night care is required twice per night, mainly for toilet transfers. The caregiver will also manage the household, including shopping, meal preparation, cleaning, and laundry care. The client's wife also lives in the household; she has care level PG 3, is nearly blind, and cannot take over the care of her husband. However, she needs support with household chores, shopping, accompanying her on shopping trips, and showering twice a week.

The work takes place in an apartment of 100 m² in Bergisch-Gladbach Bensberg. The caregiver will be accommodated in a guest room of 14 m², equipped with a bed, wardrobe, table, chair, television, and Wi-Fi connection. There is no private bathroom available. Time off is planned individually in agreement with the family.

Caregiving for an 88-year-old man (180 cm, 75 kg) in Grevenbroich (village), who is mobile indoors with a cane but requires a walker outside due to limited mobility. He suffered a stroke (a few years ago) and recently had a mild heart attack. His cognitive abilities are age-appropriate; he is oriented to time, place, and person and can communicate and express needs adequately. Generally, he is mobile, but for longer trips and outside the home, assistance and mobility aids are needed as required. Assistance is provided with dressing, personal hygiene, and toileting as needed, with the goal of maintaining his independence as long as possible. Lifting is not required; a bath lift is available in the bathroom, which the client uses for bathing. Job responsibilities also include cooking, shopping, cleaning, and laundry care, in agreement with his wife, who lives with him and can still manage many tasks independently but increasingly needs help. A car is available, and joint walks are organized when possible to support mobility. Night work is not required, only in exceptional emergency cases. The caregiver has a private floor with a personal room, possibly a bathroom, and internet access. Time off is by agreement. A female caregiver with a good knowledge of German, an active driver's license, and no pets is required. Smoking is allowed only outside.

Caregiving for an 88-year-old senior (165 cm, 70 kg) living alone in Cologne - Braunsfeld. She suffers from age-related weakness, has had a broken and operated hip due to a fall, and has a pinched nerve in her left arm, which limits her motor skills and prevents her from sitting for long periods. However, she is very mentally alert. She requires a walker for mobility, support for standing and walking, and physical assistance from the caregiver for lifting/getting up. She needs partial assistance with dressing, personal hygiene, and using the toilet; she can eat independently. At night, she needs help with the toilet 1-2 times, depending on the day, and a commode chair is available. A physiotherapist visits daily. She enjoys going for walks, always with accompaniment. Occasionally, she can be a bit impatient. Cooking and shopping are handled by a house helper who is present for several hours a day - the caregiver is responsible for supervision and accompaniment, including doctor visits (by taxi, the caregiver only accompanies). Her son lives in the neighboring house but is only present on weekends; occasionally, grandchildren visit. Accommodation is in a private room in a family house in a large city with good transport connections, internet, and multiple bathrooms. Time off is by arrangement. A caregiver - a woman with a good knowledge of German is required, and smoking is not tolerated in the household. A driver's license is not mandatory but is welcome - cars are available.

Caregiving for an 88-year-old senior (160 cm, 58 kg) with moderate dementia/Alzheimer's, cardiovascular disease, and general age-related frailty. She experiences forgetfulness and has partial orientation in time, place, and towards people (intermittently present). She is very kind, friendly, and strives to be an active part of life—enjoys sweets and engages in handicrafts. Despite dementia, she is fully mobile and physically independent—manages dressing, movement, eating, hygiene, and toilet independently, so the role primarily involves household management and companionship, not physical care. She requires supervision over regular food and fluid intake and medication administration. The caregiver is responsible for shopping (stores within walking distance), meal preparation, household maintenance, and laundry. Night shifts are not required. A caregiver with a good knowledge of German is required; smoking is tolerated only outside the apartment. The caregiver's living situation is very good—a private studio with its own bathroom and internet. The client lives in the town of Schwanfeld. The start is planned for mid-October, and the position is long-term.

Start as soon as possible. Caregiving for a 94-year-old senior (160 cm, 53 kg) with general age-related weakness, a tumor condition (brain tumor), and risk of falling. An application for the level of care dependency (Pflegegrad) has been submitted. Memory is appropriate for age, dementia is not present, but due to the tumor, there is cognitive limitation and increasing difficulty in managing daily tasks, thus requiring guidance and structure in the daily routine. She is communicative and can express what she wants, although speech is less clear. Hearing and vision are adequate for her age. She moves with the help of a walker, her gait is unsteady and slow, there is a risk of falling, but she walks and stands up independently without assistance. She has urinary incontinence, fecal incontinence is not present; the senior goes to the toilet independently. She is kind, friendly, and open, living in the house with family (son and daughter with their own households), with frequent visits from three other children. Partial assistance is needed with dressing and hygiene (including showering), supervision of medication intake (prepared by someone else), accompanying to the doctor by arrangement with the family, running errands, providing company and conversation. Additionally, meal preparation, shopping, and household maintenance are required. Night work is not required, one day off per week is provided. A caregiver with a good knowledge of German, non-smoker, willing to integrate into the family is required. A private room with a bathroom, TV, and WiFi is provided; the house is located in the small town of Keltern. A dog, belonging to the children, also lives in the household but is often with the client.

Caregiving for a 76-year-old senior (175 cm, 65 kg) with Huntington's Chorea. The individual is dependent on a wheelchair as he cannot use his legs. He is well-stabilized with medication and requires structure and routines. He remains calm during the night. A patient lift is used for transfers from the wheelchair, available on both floors, and a stairlift is also provided. He uses a urinal condom, and night services are not required during the day. Assistance is needed with dressing, hygiene, toilet needs, and meals. Breakfast is prepared at 10:00, lunch is arranged for the senior by organizing meals, and ingredients are provided for his wife. Dinner is at 17:00, and bedtime is at 17:30. The caregiver has free time until 15:00, when coffee and cake are served. Alcohol is not permitted in the household. A shopping service provides groceries, with the nearest store located 500 m away. The household accommodates two people, and the caregiver receives a private room with a personal bathroom, two bedrooms with a balcony, as well as WLAN and TV. The household also cares for a domestic cat.

Caregiving for a 96-year-old senior (154 cm, 65 kg) who is physically weaker but mentally very fit. The client is at risk of falls and needs to be accompanied with a rollator. She suffers from arthritis and has heart problems. Assistance is needed with dressing, personal hygiene, and using the toilet. Job duties also include cooking delicious meals, maintaining the household, laundry work, shopping, providing companionship, taking walks, and supervising medication intake. The caregiver is provided with their own small apartment with internet access. During nighttime, readiness to assist with the client's needs is required every second or third day. Good knowledge of German and a driver's license are required. A BMW with automatic transmission is available. The client prefers smokers outside the home.

Caregiving for an 88-year-old senior (160 cm, 60 kg) diagnosed with dementia/Alzheimer's. The patient has early-stage dementia, recognizes people, but not always their names. She is oriented in her home environment and with time. Her short-term memory is deteriorating, she often repeats herself, and does not exhibit verbal aggression. Although her hearing is impaired, she does not use a hearing aid; communication is more effective with clear and loud speech. She manages mobility in the house with a walker without accompaniment, and uses a wheelchair outside the house. She can cover short distances with a walker with assistance. She is independent in eating and personal hygiene, but requires help with showering and washing her hair. No night work is required. She lives alone in the house, and it is necessary to maintain cleanliness, provide meals, shop, and do laundry. The caregiver will have their own room with internet access. A day off can be arranged.