Caregiver Schwarzenbruck

Care for a 58-year-old immobile gentleman (180 cm, 88 kg). The gentleman is bedridden and transfers to a wheelchair. Four years ago, he underwent surgery for a brain tumor, and recently had an epileptic seizure with a fall. The gentleman can stand with assistance but cannot walk; he needs to be mobilized again. He is oriented in time, space, and to persons, but only answers "yes" or "no." He is fully incontinent and uses incontinence aids. The caregiver assists with dressing, standing, transfers, hygiene, and toileting, including changing incontinence aids. Washing is done at the sink or in bed. The gentleman requires assistance with meals; it is important to ensure shared mealtimes and monitor fluid intake. Mobility support. This also includes household care – cleaning, laundry, preparing breakfast and dinner. Lunch can be delivered. Shopping and care for the dog, which is in the house and needs to be walked once a day. Presence during the day and assistance with daily activities are important. Night shifts are not required. The wife is not home from Friday to Sunday. From Monday to Friday, she is present from 5:00 PM to 7:00 AM. An 18-year-old daughter, who is employed, also lives in the house. A bicycle is available. Working hours are approximately 5 hours per day.