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Caregiving for an 87-year-old senior (185 cm, 75 kg) who has mobility issues and requires complete assistance with hygiene and dressing. The patient suffers from incontinence and recently overcame pneumonia, experiencing respiratory problems due to COPD. She moves with the help of a wheelchair and walker. The client's orientation is limited both in time and space. The caregiver should assist with all daily tasks, including maintaining hygiene, administering medication, and preparing and serving meals. The patient requires increased care at night, particularly ensuring hydration. Care includes outings in the wheelchair and activation exercises. Home care also involves cleaning, shopping, and pet care. The caregiver has a separate room with internet access in a 300 m² family house, which the patient occupies alone.

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 a 91-year-old senior (160 cm, 68 kg) who is partially mobile and uses a walker for outdoor movement. She has been diagnosed with mild to moderate dementia, including Alzheimer's disease and age-related frailty. The senior experiences disorientation and memory issues, with weak short-term memory requiring repeated explanations. Despite these challenges, she is very kind and calm, with no tendencies towards aggression or escape attempts. Her health is complicated by an enlarged heart, though it does not cause problems. She also faces difficulties due to a weakened condition following a hospital stay and trouble walking up stairs. The caregiver assists with dressing, personal hygiene, and toilet use. Responsibilities also include meal preparation, shopping, cleaning, and laundry. A cleaning service visits the household once a week. Night duty is not required, as the senior usually sleeps through the night and independently uses the toilet. The caregiver has a private room in the family home, and arrangements for internet access are currently in progress.

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.

Caregiving for a 94-year-old senior (155 cm, 65 kg) who suffers from Dementia, Alzheimer's, and Osteoporosis. The senior is bedridden and moves with the help of a wheelchair. She has difficulty orienting herself in time, space, and in relation to people. Although she speaks clearly, communication is limited, and as a caregiver, you must speak very loudly and clearly. Her vision is age-appropriate, but she has increased eye pressure, requiring the application of eye drops, which is managed by the Pflegedienst. She needs assistance with all daily activities, including cleaning, shopping, and meal preparation. The Pflegedienst takes care of personal hygiene, especially in the morning and evening. Meals must be pureed or baby food, with an emphasis on adequate hydration. Night work may occur but is not daily. The household is non-smoking.

Caregiving for a 91-year-old senior (160 cm, 60 kg) from a small town, mobile in the house with a walker. She suffers from general age-related weakness, is occasionally forgetful and sometimes confused, but otherwise fit for her age. Her vision and hearing are already weakened. The client speaks a little English. She requires partial assistance with dressing and personal hygiene. Responsibilities include meal preparation, shopping, cleaning, laundry care, cooking, and household management. The caregiver should provide daily structure for the client, offer companionship, accompany her on shopping trips, and assist her in everyday life. The client takes her medication independently. No assistance is needed at night, as she sleeps through the night. Lifting is not required, and no transfer aids are needed. The household consists of 1 person, with no additional individuals requiring care.

Requirements for the caregiver: female, age 40-60 years (not mandatory), intermediate German, a driver's license is not required. Smoking is allowed only outside the apartment. Free time as agreed. The caregiver will reside in a guest room with internet access (internet is being installed).

We are looking for a caregiver with a driver's license for two individuals.

Senior woman, 79 years old. Currently in the hospital with a fractured hip. After surgery, she became incontinent. Assistance is needed with getting up, dressing, hygiene, and changing incontinence pads.

Senior man, 82 years old, uses a walker. He has undergone a bone marrow transplant. He has issues with epilepsy, rheumatism, and arthrosis. He suffers from fish protein intolerance and lactose allergy. Needs assistance with personal hygiene.

The job also includes household care. They live alone in a family house, with a private bathroom available.

Caregiving for an 84-year-old lady (45kg, 145cm) living alone in a three-room apartment of 70 m² in Koblenz, Germany, where shops are within walking distance. A person with a good command of German is required; however, if the caregiver speaks Portuguese, knowledge of German is not necessary, as the client is Portuguese and speaks German only partially. Smoking is allowed exclusively outside the apartment, with a preference for non-smokers. A driver's license is not required. The family is very kind, with children living nearby who regularly help.

The lady in care moves with the aid of a walker, but very slowly, as she has been significantly limited for the past six weeks. She suffers from Parkinson's disease, general senile weakness, and osteoporosis. She takes her medication independently, with her son preparing the dispenser. She has a shoulder prosthesis, making it difficult to put on clothes over her head. In the hospital, she wears pads. It is necessary to consider that she may need assistance at night to move to the toilet, usually three times, sometimes just once or twice, or not at all, so willingness to provide night support is essential.

The caregiver's duties include assistance with dressing, hygiene, standing, walking, and toilet use, always with partial assistance. She manages food intake independently. She enjoys going for walks with the walker when she feels well and also likes shopping and cooking together with the caregiver. The job includes meal preparation, cleaning, laundry, and shopping. The family strongly desires that care be provided by someone who speaks Portuguese or at least someone who can communicate with the client in this language. The son lives nearby and often comes to help.

Accommodation is provided in a separate guest room of 10 m², with a shared bathroom and internet access. Time off is arranged individually by agreement with the family.

Caregiving for an 86-year-old man (183 cm, 103 kg) who recently returned from the hospital due to perception disorder. He suffers from optical hallucinations and temporal disorientation, and also has decompensated heart failure and arterial hypertension. Although he is physically weaker and his mobility is limited, he can move independently with the help of a walker. Doctor visits are arranged via taxi. The caregiver will assist with daily activities such as dressing, hygiene, meal preparation, shopping, and household maintenance. It is required that the caregiver monitors fluid intake, supports him in orientation, and manages disorientation and hallucinations. The client lives alone in an apartment in Heuchelheim, and the caregiver will have a separate room with internet access available.