Caregiver, Neusäß

Care for a 92-year-old gentleman, 70 kg, 173 cm, who has heart failure and suffered a heart attack seven years ago. He suffers from diabetes, bronchial problems, general weakness, and mild dementia. He was recently hospitalized for a bladder infection, after which his mobility worsened. He has a urinary catheter and an increased risk of falls. He walks around the house with a walker and requires assistance and support when walking. He needs help with hygiene, dressing, toileting, and daily activities. Lifting is not required. A profiling bed, commode, bath lift, wheelchair, and walker are available. He receives insulin once a day from a nursing service. Regular night duty is not required, only in case of emergency. The gentleman usually sleeps through the night well and likes to sleep in in the mornings. The caregiver also handles cooking, cleaning, laundry, and household help as agreed with his wife, who does not require care but needs assistance with housework. Shops are about a 20-30 minute walk away; a car is available. His daughter is currently helping with shopping. Free time is by arrangement.