Caregiver Munich
Care for a 92-year-old lady, 55 kg, 165 cm, who has advanced dementia. She is significantly forgetful, confused, and occasionally anxious. She is not aggressive and has no tendency to wander. She has both urinary and fecal incontinence and uses diapers. The lady is becoming bedridden. A walker, wheelchair, and commode are available. She requires full assistance with dressing, personal hygiene, incontinence care, and toileting. She also needs help with getting up and mobility. The caregiver also handles cooking, shopping, light housekeeping, laundry, and general daily assistance. Shopping can also be done by bicycle. The lady's son also lives in the household. The caregiver performs general household chores for him as well. Night shifts and lifting are not required. A private bathroom is available for the caregiver. Free time is by agreement.
Position details
Client
Care for a 92-year-old lady, 55 kg, 165 cm, who has advanced dementia.
- Age92 y.o.
- GenderWoman
- MobilityImmobile
- Lifting / transferringNo
- Caregiver genderFemale
Household
Family house 120 m2, with a room and private bathroom for the caregiver
- Own room:Yes
- Wi-Fi:Yes
- Smoking:Outside only
- Pets:None
What you'll appreciate
- Bez nočnej práce
- Bez potreby zdvíhania
- Vlastná kúpeľňa pre opatrovateľku
- Nákupy je možné vybavovať aj na bicykli
- K dispozícii chodítko, invalidný vozík a toaletná stolička
Location
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