Caregiver Leingarten

Care for an 89-year-old lady, 55 kg, 169 cm, who has early-stage dementia, insulin-treated diabetes, bowel cancer with a stoma, and urinary incontinence. She has early-stage dementia, can communicate and express her needs. She is calm and undemanding. The lady is very physically weak, permanently bedridden, and all care is provided in bed. She requires full assistance with hygiene, dressing, diaper changes, and feeding. She needs to be fed soft food, and adequate fluid intake must be monitored. Nursing services handle stoma care, blood sugar monitoring, insulin administration, and medication preparation. The caregiver oversees their intake. Companionship and maintaining a daily routine are also important. Night duty is not required. The caregiver also handles cooking, shopping, cleaning, laundry, and general errands. The lady's 92-year-old life partner also lives in the household; he is independent and does not require care. He only needs help with cooking lunches and laundry. Free time as agreed.