Caregiver Wörth-Maximiliansau

Care for a self-sufficient 102-year-old lady, 60 kg, 165 cm, who moves with the aid of a walker. She suffers from general senile weakness and gout, which makes it difficult for her to grasp objects. Her hearing is compensated by a hearing aid, and her eyesight is impaired. She is friendly and cooperative. She moves independently within the household with a walker and manages to get up on her own. She walks outdoors for short distances with supervision. She does not have dementia and is not incontinent. She requires partial assistance with dressing and hygiene, especially with showering, washing her hair, and her back. The bathroom is barrier-free. She eats independently, but it is necessary to monitor her fluid intake and meal regularity. She takes her medication independently. The job includes household help such as cooking, shopping, cleaning, and laundry. Smaller shops are accessible on foot; larger shopping trips are done together or by arrangement with the family. A bicycle and good public transport connections are available. Companionship, communication, and a daily routine are important. Joint activities, such as cooking or games, are suitable. The family arranges medical visits. Night work is not required. A garden is available, but no care is needed. This is a less demanding care position focused on supervision, assistance with hygiene, and household management.