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Caregiving for a 90-year-old senior (168 cm, 52 kg) who suffers from dementia and Alzheimer's. The senior is well-oriented at home but should not leave the house alone. He recognizes people around him but is forgetful. He is on medication. In daily life, he uses a walker and needs assistance when getting up from a seat, chair, or bed. He requires help with hygiene, dressing, and toileting, including incontinence care. Medication needs to be supervised and prepared. Job responsibilities include maintaining order in the house, cleaning, laundry, cooking, and meal preparation, as well as shopping, which is easily accessible on foot. His son visits every Saturday and goes shopping with the caregiver. The senior attends day care centers on Mondays and Thursdays. The caregiver has access to a guest room on the upper floor with a private bathroom, furniture, and WiFi. Smoking is only allowed outside the house.

We are looking for a caregiver for a 95-year-old senior woman. The lady is mobile within the home with the aid of a walker, but due to her advanced age and general frailty, she has an increased risk of falls. She recently suffered a fall resulting in a laceration and was unable to get up on her own. Despite her physical weakness, she is mentally very alert.

The caregiver will assist with dressing, hygiene, and using the toilet, requiring only partial assistance. Care will also include meal preparation and supervision of medication intake. Additional responsibilities include shopping, accompanying her to the doctor, walks, and engaging the client in activities. The caregiver will also participate in household chores such as cleaning and laundry care. An important part of the job is night care, with assistance needed approximately once per night. Since the lady occasionally has trouble getting up and moving, the caregiver will provide appropriate support and help.

The senior lives alone in a family house. The caregiver will have their own small living unit directly in the house, with internet access provided.
A driver's license is required, and a BMW automatic is available.
Smoking is not permitted in the household.

Care of a 76-year-old gentleman, 163 cm, 75 kg, who suffers from Multiple Sclerosis and is unable to walk. With assistance, he can transfer from a chair to a wheelchair. In 2023, he suffered a stroke. Lifts are available. Responsibilities include household management such as cooking, cleaning, laundry, shopping, assistance with dressing, as well as personal hygiene and toileting. The gentleman needs to be mobilized, thus requiring support from the caregiver. Currently, an occupational therapist is being sought to visit twice weekly. Shops are within walking distance. There is no need for night-time awakening. The gentleman has a partner who is currently on a 4-week vacation.

The senior resides in an apartment, and the caregiver has access to a private bathroom and room. Ideally, the caregiver should possess a driver's license; a car with an automatic transmission is available.

Caregiving for an 84-year-old senior (160 cm, 52 kg) living alone in Wülfrath, Germany. The senior has a kind nature, enjoys conversations, shows no aggressive behavior, and suffers from dementia and frailty. She has limited mobility, walks with difficulty, and has undergone surgery on both hip joints, taking pain medication. Her health is compromised due to heart weakness and thyroid issues. The client is allergic to Novalgin. Assistance is required with personal hygiene, dressing, toileting, and daily activities. The caregiver is also responsible for household management, cooking, cleaning, laundry, shopping, providing companionship, and accompanying the client on walks. The client wakes up around 08:30-09:00 and goes to bed around 18:30-19:00. Regularly, 4-5 days a week, the client is visited by ladies, during which the caregiver has 2-4 hours of free time. The caregiver is provided with a guest room with a private bathroom, balcony, LAN, TV, and internet. A cat lives in the household, and a non-smoker is preferred.

Short-term caregiving (initially a 4-week trial period) for an 84-year-old senior woman (155 cm, 47 kg) in Mainz. She suffers from dementia and Alzheimer's disease and has an oncological condition – lymphoma; she underwent chemotherapy but discontinued it as she could not tolerate it, and is currently stable. She requires a walker for mobility. Due to dementia, she is confused, stress is detrimental to her, her interpersonal functioning is impaired, and she is not always well-oriented. She has poor vision. She experiences both fecal and urinary incontinence, wears diapers, but changes them herself. She frequently uses the toilet independently, so night work is not required; no lifting is needed. The caregiver provides partial assistance with dressing, toileting, and personal hygiene, ensures complete basic care, reminds her of medication, and assists with compression stockings. Cooking is very important, and the caregiver also handles shopping, cleaning, and laundry care, as well as complete household support. A bicycle is available for shopping, or groceries can be ordered via the Rewe app; groceries can also be ordered through a delivery service with the caregiver's assistance. The caregiver has access to a private guest room with WLAN in a single-story family house (100 m²). No pets are present. A woman with a good knowledge of German is sought, strictly non-smoking, with no need for a driving license.

Caregiving for an Elderly Couple in Würselen (52146). The female senior is 88 years old (48 kg, 160 cm), suffers from dementia, arthrosis, and is wheelchair-bound after a pulmonary embolism. She is incontinent, nearly blind (has only tunnel vision after a stroke), still recognizes people but is disoriented in time and space. The male senior is 92 years old, is nearly deaf, suffers from severe arthrosis, and uses a cane. He is independent, still drives and shops, only occasionally needs reminders to change clothes. No night work is required.

The job involves complete care for the female senior – assistance with hygiene, dressing, toileting, transfers, household management, cooking, cleaning, and laundry. The male senior only requires help with household tasks and general companionship. The family lives outside the home but regularly visits to help, especially with the garden. It is a great advantage if the caregiver enjoys gardening.

The caregiver resides in the family house in a private furnished room with TV, Wi-Fi, and internet. Time off is possible by arrangement with the family. We are looking for a caregiver with intermediate German language skills and an empathetic approach.

Caregiving for a 94-year-old senior (160 cm, 80 kg) who is primarily reliant on a wheelchair. After suffering a stroke, she has limited mobility and weakness on the left side of her body. She uses the toilet and wheelchair, requiring assistance with standing and transferring. She does not have dementia and is fully oriented, although her hearing is weakened in the right ear, so things must be spoken loudly into her left ear. Besides paralysis, she suffers from rheumatism, but artificial shoulder joints prevent pulling on her arms. The caregiver assists with daily hygiene, dressing, and household cleaning. The senior prepares her own meals, and family visits daily for lunch. Night work is required 1-2 times per night to assist with using the night toilet. A private room for the caregiver is provided in the apartment with a kitchen, bathroom, and internet.

Caregiving for a 95-year-old senior (160 cm, 80 kg) who is recovering from a hip fracture and often feels fatigued, resulting in frequent sleep. She is fully oriented, recognizes names and people, communicates clearly, and can express her needs. She moves around the house using a walker without the need for accompaniment. She has mild hearing loss, so it is important to speak loudly and clearly. The senior has mild urinary incontinence, which she manages herself, and is partially self-sufficient in hygiene. The job responsibilities include assistance with dressing (especially with socks and shoes), help with personal hygiene, regular shared meals, and monitoring adequate fluid intake. The caregiver cooks, cleans, does laundry, and takes care of a cat, feeding it twice a day. Shopping is handled by her son as needed. No night work is required. The caregiver has a private room with a bathroom and internet access.

Caregiving for a 93-year-old senior (166 cm, 50 kg) who suffers from dementia and has Alzheimer's. His condition is highly dependent on a daily routine; he is often limited in the morning, but his condition improves after an afternoon nap, allowing for conversational activities. The senior moves independently but requires support such as an arm for walking and assistance to the toilet. He wears incontinence briefs for preventive reasons. Assistance is needed with dressing (partial help) and all personal hygiene. The job also includes preparing breakfast and dinner, maintaining the household, and doing laundry. The senior's wife is at home and tries to take on as many tasks as possible but needs relief. Shopping is handled by the family, and stores are within a 5-minute walking distance. The senior enjoys spending time in conversation and engaging in activities like a child. The house has internet, and there is a separate apartment with its own bathroom. The caregiver has their own space with internet and a private bathroom. Night service is required but not every day.

Caregiving for an 88-year-old blind senior woman (160 cm, 50 kg) in a village, who suffers from general age-related weakness, osteoporosis, and a high risk of falls. She moves independently or with a walker depending on her daily condition, is oriented within her own home, but needs accompaniment when walking, including trips to the bathroom. She recently fell and suffered a pelvic fracture, so preventing further falls is essential. She has mild dementia-related changes, experiences anxiety and fears of being a burden to others, thus requiring emotional support. Additionally, she has high blood pressure; her husband prepares her medication. The caregiver assists with personal hygiene, dressing and undressing, accompanies her to the toilet, provides companionship, and engages her in activities. The caregiver is responsible for household tasks—cleaning, laundry, cooking, and meal preparation; shopping is handled by her husband, as stores are not within walking distance. Night work is generally not required, only in emergency situations; lifting is not required. The household also includes her husband (91 years old), who does not require care, still drives, and has hearing difficulties, so communication must be loud and clear—household management includes him as well. A non-smoker is sought (occasionally tolerated) with a good command of German, without the need for a driver's license (a car with a manual transmission is available). There are no pets. The caregiver has access to a private floor with a guest room, private bathroom, WLAN, and internet. Free time is arranged in agreement with the family.