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Caregiving for an 83-year-old woman who is mentally fit and suffers from Parkinson's disease and general age-related weakness. The client is physically weaker and has limited mobility. She uses a walker for daily movement, and a wheelchair is required for longer distances.

The client needs assistance primarily with personal hygiene, dressing, and performing hygiene-related tasks as needed. Caregiving also includes overseeing the regular intake of medication and assisting with routine daily activities.

The caregiver is also responsible for managing the household – maintaining cleanliness, tidying individual rooms, doing laundry, cooking, and preparing meals. Night care is not required, except in extraordinary or unexpected situations.

The client lives alone in a family house with a living area of approximately 100 m². The caregiver has access to a separate guest room with an area of approximately 20 m², equipped with a television and internet connection.

The client's daughter visits regularly and brings her dog along.

Smoking is allowed only outside the house. A driver's license is not required. A medium level of German language proficiency is a prerequisite.

This job involves caring for a married couple aged 85 and 86 who live in a family house. The household consists of two individuals who require care and support.

The elderly woman (85 years, 75 kg, 165 cm) is limited in mobility due to her age, multiple spinal fractures, and degenerative neurological limitations with impaired balance. She can still move around the house with a walker but needs guidance and support to prevent falls. She uses a wheelchair when necessary. She suffers from mild incontinence and uses incontinence aids. Assistance is needed when visiting the toilet.

The caregiver's role with the elderly woman includes helping with dressing and undressing, personal hygiene, using the toilet, and providing support for safe standing and walking. She requires guidance and supervision during meals. Walks are taken together with the caregiver using a wheelchair. At night, assistance is needed—approximately twice per night she calls for help to use the commode chair.

The elderly man (86 years, 80 kg, 180 cm) suffered a stroke in 2024. Since then, he has had difficulty finding words and has a limited left side of the body. Despite this, he is independent in most activities, goes to the toilet by himself, and does not require assistance with personal hygiene, dressing, or eating. He suffers from mild urinary incontinence and treats glaucoma with eye drops. Despite health limitations, he still drives a car independently. In daily life, he primarily needs companionship, motivation, and support during walks.

The caregiver is responsible for routine household tasks such as cooking, shopping, cleaning, laundry, and household maintenance. Shopping can be done by car, bicycle, or on foot (approximately 1 km). Meals are prepared and eaten together.

The caregiver primarily provides support to the elderly woman in daily life.

Caregiving for 2 individuals, both receiving care. Pflegegrad 3 for both. No night service. Family in contact. Both are open and friendly.

Senior woman, 87 years, 160 cm/65 kg:
Cardiovascular issues (pacemaker, shortness of breath), Parkinson's, urinary incontinence (diapers + pads), no fecal incontinence. No dementia, fully oriented, speech is clear, good hearing and vision. Mobile in the house with a walker, occasionally accompanied while walking, needs a wheelchair for longer distances, getting up depends on daily condition with support. Commode chair by the bed.
Tasks with partial assistance: dressing, standing/walking, toilet (escort and pick up), hygiene (daily care, shower/bath, hair washing). Eating independently, monitor hydration.

Senior man, 90 years, 170 cm/80 kg:
Hearing impaired, post-fall condition. No dementia, oriented, speech clear. Poor hearing (need to speak loudly, clearly, face-to-face), limited vision. Due to pain, mostly lying down; moves independently in the house (walker/cane), balance disorders, usually gets up without help. No incontinence. Dressing, eating, toilet, hygiene completely independently.

Common tasks: cooking, shopping (in agreement with the family, bus available), cleaning, laundry, ensuring medication intake (medications are prepared), routine tasks, daily structure, companionship, conversation, short walks, games. Family accompanies seniors to doctors, they also have an emergency button. Seniors live in a family house of 86 m², caregiver lives outside the apartment – shower, toilet, small kitchen, internet. Free time by agreement. Intermediate German required, smoking only outside the apartment, driver's license is an advantage (car available).

Start as soon as possible. Caregiving for a 57-year-old man (190 cm, 80 kg) with advanced degenerative eye disease — completely blind in one eye, with only about 2% vision in the other. He is mentally clear and moves independently, but due to severely limited vision, he needs support in daily life. The caregiver assists with clothing and personal items, helps with entering and exiting the shower, and with personal hygiene. Partial assistance is needed for toileting. Outside the home, he requires accompaniment and support while walking. Job duties include household management — shopping, cooking, cleaning, and laundry. The client places great emphasis on cleanliness and order. An additional helper comes three times a week for cleaning. A friendly dog lives in the household, which needs feeding — walks are provided by another person. The household is a barrier-free bungalow in the city. Night work is not daily, depending on the daily condition — possibly escorting to the toilet. Lifting is not required. A driver's license is welcome (manual transmission), but not mandatory — shopping can be arranged otherwise. Preference is given to a woman, but a man is acceptable if necessary. Smoking only outside the apartment. Intermediate German knowledge is sufficient. The caregiver has access to a guest room with internet. Free time according to agreement.

Caregiving for an 89-year-old senior (165 cm, 50 kg) who is physically weakened following a recent surgery and hospitalization. She suffers from general age-related weakness, gait disorder, and chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL). The senior is mentally fit but requires physical support. Currently, she uses a wheelchair but aims to improve enough to use a rollator, which is available. The caregiver assists with toilet visits, meal preparation, and cooking. For longer distances, the senior needs more support due to her gait disorder. Assistance may also be required for personal hygiene and household maintenance—cleaning and laundry. Shopping is done at a nearby Rewe store, accessible on foot. Lifting is necessary with the caregiver's assistance. Night work is not required. The caregiver must be a strict non-smoker and possess an active driver's license. A good knowledge of German is required. Accommodation is provided in a furnished guest room (20 m²) with WLAN in a family house in Munich-Trudering. Free time is arranged in agreement with the family.

Caregiving for an 86-year-old senior (158 cm, 52 kg) who suffers from advanced dementia/Alzheimer's and general age-related weakness. The senior moves independently but has severely limited short-term memory—often misplaces and searches for items and calls her children. She is very anxious and has severely limited person orientation, but her hearing and vision are very good. She is not aggressive. The senior requires assistance with personal hygiene and dressing—motivation and guidance are necessary, usually assisted by her son. She wears incontinence aids as a precaution, and assistance with toileting is needed as required. The caregiver must ensure the senior does not leave the house alone. Job responsibilities include maintaining the household, laundry, cooking, and preparing three meals a day with an emphasis on a balanced diet. Shopping is accessible on foot. The caregiver provides companionship and assistance in daily life. At night, the senior occasionally gets up and goes to the toilet independently—she may knock on the caregiver's door, but active care is not needed. It depends on her daily condition. A caregiver who speaks Turkish is advantageous—not necessarily fluently, as Turkish has a calming effect on the senior. The senior used to speak German and English when she remembers. Intermediate German knowledge is sufficient. Smoking is only allowed outside the apartment, with a balcony available. Accommodation: furnished guest room on the 3rd floor with WLAN. Time off: 1 full day or 2 half days per week, as agreed with the family.

Caregiving for an 83-year-old senior (170 cm, 60 kg) who suffers from insulin-dependent diabetes. The senior moves around the house with a walker but cannot be left alone. She has no feeling in her hands. A caregiving service administers insulin. The senior requires partial assistance with dressing, personal hygiene, toileting, and getting up. Lifting is not necessary. The caregiver is responsible for household management — cooking, cleaning, and laundry. Shopping is handled by the daughter. Night work is not required, as the senior usually sleeps through the night. The caregiver should have a good command of German, be aged 40–60 years (max. 63), and still be physically fit. Smoking is allowed only outside the apartment. The senior would like a cat — a caregiver who comes with a pet is welcome. The family has dogs that visit. The caregiver has access to a guest room with a TV and WiFi. Free time is arranged by agreement, with the caregiver having a multi-hour break after lunch. A train and bus station are located nearby.

Caregiving for an 85-year-old senior (60 kg, 158 cm) focuses on household assistance and support following a stroke and a fractured femoral neck. The client is mobile and moves independently, though she may use a walker for longer distances. Due to her condition, she suffers from organic psychosis, is occasionally disoriented, and sometimes confuses words, requiring a slightly louder and more patient approach in communication. However, she is generally oriented in time, place, and person.

Your assistance will be needed for partial personal hygiene and help with dressing and undressing. The senior uses the toilet independently. The main duties include managing the household in a 4-room apartment, which involves cooking, laundry, and cleaning. Shopping is done in the nearby area. An important part of the care is social interaction, conversations, and joint walks. If a doctor's visit is necessary, a taxi service is used, which the caregiver accompanies.

Night assistance is not required. The caregiver is provided with superior accommodation in a separate furnished apartment (Einliegerwohnung) with its own kitchen, bathroom, and internet access. A driver's license is welcome, as a car is available, but it is not a requirement. Free time is arranged based on mutual agreement. The senior does not have pets.

Caregiving for a 91-year-old gentleman (172 cm, 68 kg) with general age-related weakness and early-stage dementia. The symptoms of dementia depend on the daily condition and are almost unnoticeable in everyday life. Temporal, spatial, and personal orientation are maintained. The senior moves independently, lifting or carrying is not necessary. He requires instructions and motivation for dressing, personal hygiene, and food intake. He manages the toilet independently. The caregiver should ensure regular hygiene and motivate the senior as needed. Supervision of medication (tablets) intake is important. The senior is an early riser—sometimes waking up between 3:00–4:00 AM and often naps during the day. His day-night rhythm is not stable, so a firm and structured daily organization with regular activities is crucial to stabilize the rhythm. During the day, the senior should be actively involved in joint activities—walks, shopping together by bus, small trips, conversations, and shared activities. Company and regular social interaction are especially important. Shops are easily accessible by bus, and tickets will be provided by the family. Job responsibilities also include meal preparation, cleaning, and laundry. The senior lives alone in the household. Night work is not required. The caregiver has access to a fully furnished private apartment (70 m²) with internet in a family house in Schonungen (village). Smoking is only allowed outside the apartment. The caregiver should have good knowledge of German and be sociable. Free time is negotiable—daily free hours are possible, and mutual cooperation is important.

Caregiving for a 65-year-old senior (170 cm, 70 kg) diagnosed with dementia/Alzheimer's. The dementia is moderately severe; the client is non-aggressive, friendly, and cooperative. She is fully mobile, and transfer is not required. Guidance is needed throughout the day and assistance in organizing the daily routine. She is partially disoriented in time, place, and person. She requires instructions and supervision for dressing, personal hygiene, and toilet visits, and assistance with showering and washing. She independently manages food intake. The caregiver is also responsible for household management for one additional person—shopping, meal preparation, cleaning, and laundry. During the day, the caregiver accompanies the client on walks, provides companionship, motivation in daily life, and ensures safety supervision. The role includes engaging conversations and gymnastics (instruction only). Night work and lifting are not required. The caregiver has access to a private apartment (30 m²) in a family house in Oldenburg, with a private bathroom and internet access. Free time is arranged in agreement with the client's husband.