Caregiver Rheinstetten

Care for an elderly married couple in their own home. An 86-year-old woman, 80 kg, 160 cm, suffers from dementia and incontinence. Following a recent hospitalization, she is physically weakened, has impaired time orientation and short-term memory. She moves independently with the aid of a walker and gets up without assistance. She requires partial assistance with dressing, personal hygiene, and toileting, including incontinence care. It is important to guide her, remind her of activities, and help with daily organization. An 89-year-old man, 68 kg, 170 cm, has early-stage dementia, primarily manifesting as forgetfulness and disorientation in daily tasks. Otherwise, he is physically independent, moves without aids, and manages most tasks himself. He has a stoma, which he cares for independently. He primarily needs supervision, support with his daily routine, and partial assistance with hygiene (e.g., showering). The caregiver's duties include overall household management such as cooking, shopping, cleaning, and laundry care, as well as overseeing medication intake (prepared in advance). This also includes companionship, communication, maintaining a daily routine, and engaging both seniors. Night care is only for the woman and is needed approximately once per night (not every night) when she needs to visit the toilet. Lifting is not required. The daughter (68 years old) also lives in the house in a separate apartment unit.