Care for a 93-year-old lady, 52 kg, 170 cm, who moves with the help of a walker. She suffers from dementia, primarily affecting short-term memory. She is calm, composed, and capable of simple conversations. She wears incontinence pants preventatively. She is also being treated for breast cancer and is undergoing hormone therapy. The lady requires partial assistance with dressing and personal hygiene; a home nursing service also provides some care. She moves independently, eats, and uses the toilet. She usually goes to sleep around 8:00 PM and wakes between 9:00 AM and 10:00 AM. Her GP visits her regularly at home. It is necessary to supervise the regular intake of medication. In the afternoon, she enjoys coffee and cake, and in the evening, she likes to play the board game Rummikub. The caregiver's duties include assistance with personal hygiene and dressing, meal preparation, shopping, housekeeping, laundry, general household management, and companionship. Shops are within walking distance. Night work and lifting are not required. The son also lives in the household; he works from home. He has his own office on the ground floor and is behind closed doors during work. If needed, he arranges breaks for the caregiver. The caregiver does not look after the son; he cooks and manages his own household independently. The lady lives on the ground floor, where she has a kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, and toilet. She can manage stairs only with assistance. The caregiver lives on the first floor, where she has her own large bathroom with a toilet, which the son occasionally uses. The son lives on the second floor and occasionally uses the kitchen on the ground floor. Free time by arrangement.
Care for a 93-year-old lady, 52 kg, 170 cm, who moves with the help of a walker. She suffers from dementia, primarily affecting short-term memory. She is calm, composed, and capable of simple conversations. She wears incontinence pants preventatively. She is also being treated for breast cancer and is undergoing hormone therapy. The lady requires partial assistance with dressing and personal hygiene; a home nursing service also provides some care. She moves independently, eats, and uses the toilet. She usually goes to sleep around 8:00 PM and wakes between 9:00 AM and 10:00 AM. Her GP visits her regularly at home. It is necessary to supervise the regular intake of medication. In the afternoon, she enjoys coffee and cake, and in the evening, she likes to play the board game Rummikub. The caregiver's duties include assistance with personal hygiene and dressing, meal preparation, shopping, housekeeping, laundry, general household management, and companionship. Shops are within walking distance. Night work and lifting are not required. The son also lives in the household; he works from home. He has his own office on the ground floor and is behind closed doors during work. If needed, he arranges breaks for the caregiver. The caregiver does not look after the son; he cooks and manages his own household independently. The lady lives on the ground floor, where she has a kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, and toilet. She can manage stairs only with assistance. The caregiver lives on the first floor, where she has her own large bathroom with a toilet, which the son occasionally uses. The son lives on the second floor and occasionally uses the kitchen on the ground floor. Free time by arrangement.
Apartment, room and private bathroom for the caregiver
Blankenhain · Germany
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