Care for a self-sufficient 89-year-old lady, 65 kg, 172 cm, after a stroke, with early dementia. She is mobile with a walker. She can be more dominant, but is not aggressive. She takes multiple medications. The lady requires partial assistance with dressing and personal hygiene, especially with showering. She uses the toilet independently. Lifting is not necessary. The caregiver is responsible for cooking, shopping, cleaning, laundry, and overall household management. The lady enjoys good food, so it is important that the caregiver can cook well. A cleaning lady comes once a week. Companionship and spending time with the lady are also important. Shops are not within walking distance, so a driver's license is important for shopping. A fully insured car is available, and driving is only within the village, not in the city. Night work is not required. Good knowledge of German is necessary as the lady can barely see. Free time is by agreement. An automatic transmission car is available, and the caregiver has a private bathroom.
Care for a self-sufficient 89-year-old lady, 65 kg, 172 cm, after a stroke, with early dementia.
Family house with a large garden, caregiver has a room in the basement with a private bathroom
Langen · Germany
Care for a married couple – a senior lady (88) and a senior gentleman (89) in a family home.
München · Germany
Care for an independently living 86-year-old gentleman, 65 kg, 167 cm, who lives alone and moves with the aid of a walker. He suffers from dementia, sometimes becomes confused, especially in the evening, but is calm, sociable, and enjoys conversation. He has a weakened bladder due to prostate issues, so he wears incontinence briefs preventatively. About fifteen years ago, he suffered a heart attack and has an implanted defibrillator. He is a smoker, speaks Turkish, and does not consume any pork. He moves independently, requires partial assistance with personal hygiene and dressing, as well as with changing incontinence products as needed. He eats independently, but it is important to ensure adequate fluid intake. He enjoys watching television and taking walks, which should be done with accompaniment. He wishes to do as many activities as possible himself, so support and guidance are primarily needed. The caregiver's duties also include household management such as cooking, shopping, cleaning, and laundry care. Shops are within walking distance; the family assists if needed. Escort to doctors is necessary. A walker and a walk-in shower are available in the household. Overnight presence of the caregiver is necessary, as the gentleman sometimes gets up at night and may become confused. Based on his current condition, it is necessary to check if he needs assistance; some nights he sleeps through without waking, while other times he may wake up three times. Lifting is not required.
Sundern · Germany
Care for an 84-year-old bedridden gentleman, 175 cm tall, 85 kg. The gentleman is paralyzed on the right side of his body after a stroke.
