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Caregiving for a 63-year-old senior suffering from multiple sclerosis. He can use one hand with limitations; otherwise, he is completely immobile and uses a wheelchair. Mentally, he is healthy, very active, and wishes to remain so. He can manage toilet needs but also has a urine bottle available. Ceiling lifts are installed throughout the house, facilitating patient handling, for example, during dressing or showering. His wife has been caring for him for 20 years. She primarily handles the cooking.

Caregiver sought for a 76-year-old senior woman.

The senior (165 cm, 55 kg) suffers from dementia and has tendencies towards manic-depressive states. She often feels apathetic, lonely, and requires a sensitive, kind approach – someone who can gently motivate and engage her. She moves independently with the help of two canes, and it is advisable to accompany her while walking. She suffers from dizziness and there is a risk of falling.

She needs support with hygiene, dressing, and daily activities. The caregiver should manage household tasks, cooking and meal preparation, provide companionship, take short walks, and occasionally read aloud.

Night work or lifting is not required. The senior lives alone.

The caregiver has access to a guest room with a private bathroom. Internet (Wi-Fi) is available. Time off is negotiable with the family.

Caregiving for a 90-year-old senior (160 cm, 60 kg) living in Schönebeck. The client suffers from Parkinson's, is incontinent, and has diabetes controlled by medication. She is mobile around the house with a walker. Occasionally, she may be slightly confused and forgetful due to Parkinson's disease. For personal hygiene, she uses incontinence aids and requires assistance with dressing and undressing, as well as with trips to the toilet. Occupational therapy and physiotherapy are available at home. She enjoys taking walks in a wheelchair and sitting on the terrace while listening to music. Night work is rarely needed, at most once a month. The house is barrier-free with available aids such as a nursing bed, walker, wheelchair, shower chair, and toilet seat riser. The caregiver has a separate room with terrace access and internet.

Caregiving for an 81-year-old senior (168 cm, 80 kg) who is experiencing early-stage dementia, physical weakness, and balance issues related to polyneuropathy and diabetes. Mobility is supported by a wheelchair or walker for short distances, but assistance is required with hygiene, dressing, and incontinence. The senior uses an electric wheelchair but needs hand support during walks. Her orientation is good, though she can sometimes be verbally unpleasant. Regular nighttime assistance is needed, especially for bathroom visits. Job responsibilities include household care, laundry, cooking, social activities, and walks, with the family living nearby and occasionally assisting. The caregiver has a separate room in the basement with internet and amenities. Free time is planned in coordination with the family.

Caregiving for an 89-year-old senior (170 cm, 60 kg) who is physically very weak and is suspected to have had a stroke. The use of a wheelchair is required, along with assistance in basic life activities. The senior requires moderate help with eating, drinking, dressing, hygiene, getting up, and walking with the support of a wheelchair. During the night, he wakes up 1 to 2 times and needs assistance with the toilet, which is provided by his wife. She also assists with transferring and overall care. The client is occasionally disoriented in terms of time, space, and personnel. Job responsibilities include meal preparation, shopping, light household chores, and social care. Living in a household with his wife, who resides in a family house with an area of 140 m², there is an independent apartment available with an area of 40 m², featuring two rooms and a bathroom, and internet access. The caregiver must be a non-smoker (smoking allowed only outside the house) and does not need a driver's license. A medium level of German language proficiency is required.

35435 Wettenberg (Germany)
The client is 67 years old, measures 168 cm, weighs 90 kg, and has been assigned care level 3 (Pflegegrad 3).
She lives alone in a family house. The house has internet access and no pets are present.
The client uses a wheelchair but can stand for a short time with assistance. She suffers from early-stage dementia, is incontinent, and uses incontinence aids. Nighttime assistance is not required.
The job responsibilities will include caregiving for the client and providing basic care.
Smoking is not allowed, and a driver's license is not required.
The caregiver will be accommodated in a separate, fully renovated room with an area of approximately 20 m². A shared bathroom with a shower, bathtub, sink, and toilet will be available.

Caregiving for a 91-year-old senior (160 cm, 45 kg) who is motorically limited and uses a walker or a cane. The client is correct but sometimes stubborn, residing in the small town of Solms, in a single-story house. She is mentally sound but has heart and respiratory issues, having been hospitalized due to a defective pacemaker and a collapsed lung lobe. Mobility is restricted due to the risk of falling. The senior requires assistance with household chores, meal preparation (reminders for eating and drinking are necessary), room and laundry organization, and shopping, which is accessible on foot. Her son visits on Saturdays and can assist with shopping by car. Additional help is available once a week. Night work is not required, as the senior can independently use the toilet, but readiness to assist if needed is essential. The caregiver is provided with a private room with internet access, while the bathroom will be shared. A dog is present in the household, so patience is required.

Caregiving for a 77-year-old senior (161 cm, 62 kg) who suffers from dementia and Alzheimer's. The client has limited short-term memory abilities, is sometimes disoriented, and her sense of time is affected. The senior is often restless and unable to plan her day or maintain structure. She has COPD, two knee prostheses, and high blood pressure. In a standard environment, she can walk independently indoors but is unable to take longer walks. She can manage personal hygiene on her own, but needs guidance for dressing and using the toilet.

The job responsibilities include monitoring medication intake, accompanying her on walks, assisting with grocery shopping and meal preparation, as well as maintaining the household. Mornings involve preparing breakfast and checking medication intake, afternoons include cooking and possibly having lunch together while supervising fluid intake. Evenings typically involve having dinner together and watching television.

Caregiving for a senior woman suffering from Parkinson's. The senior is 155 cm and 60 kg, is motorically limited, and cannot walk. Cognitively, she is still fine, but her verbal communication is limited. Complete assistance is required for dressing, personal hygiene, and using the toilet. A wheelchair is necessary for mobility, and the senior needs help transferring from a chair or bed to the wheelchair. She can sometimes stand briefly with support. Night shifts are required, but usually, no additional assistance is needed unless she calls for help, such as when she is thirsty. During the night shift, slight elevation and support may be needed. The household is Muslim, and it is essential to avoid preparing pork dishes. The caregiver has a separate room with internet access in an apartment with an elevator. The client prefers a caregiver who speaks Turkish; if not available, intermediate German language skills are required. Smoking is allowed only outside the apartment, in a designated area.

Caregiving for an 84-year-old senior (160 cm, 52 kg) living alone in Wülfrath, Germany. The senior has a kind nature, enjoys conversations, shows no aggressive behavior, and suffers from dementia and frailty. She has limited mobility, walks with difficulty, and has undergone surgery on both hip joints, taking pain medication. Her health is compromised due to heart weakness and thyroid issues. The client is allergic to Novalgin. Assistance is required with personal hygiene, dressing, toileting, and daily activities. The caregiver is also responsible for household management, cooking, cleaning, laundry, shopping, providing companionship, and accompanying the client on walks. The client wakes up around 08:30-09:00 and goes to bed around 18:30-19:00. Regularly, 4-5 days a week, the client is visited by ladies, during which the caregiver has 2-4 hours of free time. The caregiver is provided with a guest room with a private bathroom, balcony, LAN, TV, and internet. A cat lives in the household, and a non-smoker is preferred.