Caregiver Icking

Care for a 75-year-old lady, 75 kg, 165 cm, with dementia/Alzheimer's disease. She is not aggressive and is on medication. The senior is communicative, has poor eyesight, moves independently, and is not incontinent (she goes to the toilet on her own). She attends a day care center four times a week. The caregiver's tasks include assisting with personal hygiene, preparing clothes, going for walks with the senior, accompanying her to the toilet, playing board games with her, engaging her in suitable activities, and relieving her husband of caregiving duties (the husband drives the car and takes care of the cat). Lifting is not required. Nighttime awakenings are usually not necessary, possibly sometimes (for a drink, toilet), the husband will manage. Household management, cooking, meal preparation, cleaning, laundry care, and shopping.