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a woman 85 years 157 cm 61 kg
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We are looking for an experienced caregiver for an 85-year-old lady residing in a family house in 47475 Kamp-Lintfort. The senior is 1.57 m tall, weighs 61 kg, and is classified in the 4th level of care dependency. She is experiencing early-stage dementia but can move independently around the house. She uses incontinence aids but is otherwise independent in toileting. The lady lives alone in the family house, with no other individuals or dependents present. There is one dog in the household—an Airedale Terrier, which requires care (feeding, water, garden time). The house has internet access. The caregiver will reside in a furnished room on the 1st floor with Wi-Fi access. The client's daily routine is regular: she wakes up around 10:00, followed by morning hygiene and dressing, breakfast at 10:30, lunch at 14:00, an afternoon walk around 15:00, coffee and cake at 16:00, and dinner at 18:30, with bedtime between 21:00 and 22:00. On Tuesdays, a hairdresser visits the house, and on Wednesday afternoons, transportation to town for social activities is provided. The caregiver's responsibilities will include assisting with personal hygiene, dressing, changing incontinence aids, meal preparation and serving, as well as monitoring food and fluid intake. The role also involves managing the household, maintaining cleanliness, accompanying on walks, and spending time together through conversations, games, or reading to prevent loneliness and ensure the client feels safe and stable. Calm communication and building trust are essential.
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