Caregiver Bad Homburg

Care for a self-sufficient 92-year-old lady, 58 kg, 155 cm, suffering from dementia, diabetes, rheumatism, general old-age weakness, who has had a fall. She is lonely, has significantly impaired hearing, and problems with orientation in time and situations. She exhibits apathy, communicates little, and hardly participates in conversations. She is not aggressive and prefers peace. The lady moves with a walker; she needs support when walking and using aids. She can stand up, sit down, and transfer by herself, but she needs to hold on when standing up. She has an increased risk of falling. Lifting is not required. She suffers from urinary and fecal incontinence; she changes incontinence aids herself so far. She needs help with personal hygiene, eating, supervision of fluid intake, reminders for medication, and accompanying her to doctor's appointments. Night duty is not required, the lady sleeps well at night. The caregiver also takes care of cooking, cleaning, shopping, and laundry. A cleaning service visits twice a month. The family visits the lady daily, and during the caregiver's days off, the daughter, granddaughter, or great-granddaughter will provide care. A driver's license is necessary. Free time by agreement.