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Caregiving for an 86-year-old senior (155 cm, 50 kg) diagnosed with dementia and incontinence. Following a hip fracture, she has limited mobility and uses a wheelchair. She is disoriented, recognizes close relatives, and requires adherence to a daily and nightly routine. The senior should have a maximum of one hour of sleep during the day to prevent nighttime restlessness. Clear communication and assistance with personal hygiene, dressing, and incontinence care are required. Job responsibilities include household care, cleaning, laundry care, meal preparation, and assistance with shopping. Walks with the wheelchair and providing companionship and mobilization support for the senior are part of the duties. Nights may require diaper changes, monitored by a baby monitor for any assistance needs. The caregiver has a private room with internet access, and there is a dog in the household. Located in the small town of Falkensee near Berlin, the household is equipped with barrier-free facilities, including a wheelchair, chair, nursing bed, and standing support lift.

Caregiving for a 91-year-old senior (163 cm, 50 kg) who is mentally alert and oriented. She suffers from heart diseases and osteoporosis. She requires a walker for mobility and moves independently around the house with assistance. Night work includes one accompanied visit to the toilet per night, without the need to lift the client. The caregiver will provide assistance with dressing, personal hygiene, and toilet use. The client is independent in eating. The job includes preparing breakfast and dinner, and getting the client ready for the day and for sleep. A part-time worker assists with regular household tasks from Monday to Friday between 08:30 and 14:00. The caregiver lives independently in a single-unit apartment of 60 m², with internet available. The client lives alone in a house of 200 m². The caregiver is allowed to smoke only outside the indoor area. Intermediate knowledge of the German language is required.

We are looking for a physiotherapist with recognized qualifications and valid registration in GBR. Immediate start is possible. We offer a salary of 3,590 € gross per month. Holiday pay is disbursed on July 15 and Christmas pay on December 15. Accommodation is provided completely free of charge. For each working day, a travel allowance of 22.17 € is provided, which amounts to approximately 330 € net per month. For commuting, you can use an ÖBB ticket, taxi, or your own car. If using your own car, a travel allowance of 200 € per month is provided. Working hours are 40 hours per week. Overtime can be taken as compensatory time off, for example, for traveling home, or can be paid out.

Caregiving for an 85-year-old senior (160 cm, 65 kg) who suffers from age-related weakness, dizziness, and feelings of instability. She moves independently with the help of a walker, and it is necessary to ensure her safety within the home. The senior is well-oriented but takes blood thinners, and reminders for their intake are necessary. Regular reminders for changing incontinence briefs are required. The caregiver should ensure adequate hydration. Assistance with dressing, toileting, and personal hygiene requires partial help. Meal preparation, shopping, maintaining household cleanliness, and laundry are part of the job. It is possible to accompany the senior on short walks. The client occasionally feels lonely and appreciates the company of the caregiver. No assistance is needed at night. A sister-in-law lives nearby, but there is no cohabitation. A driver's license is required.

Caregiving for a 99-year-old senior who lives alone at home and is fully mobile. The senior is 170 cm tall and weighs approximately 80 kg. She suffers from dementia and hearing impairment, requiring assistance with using a hearing aid. She recognizes people and is well-oriented in both her home and familiar environments. Her short-term memory is gradually weakening, but she can make connections and communicate clearly. She enjoys being active, spending time in the garden, and loves going for walks.

In daily life, she needs support primarily with dressing, personal hygiene, and meal preparation. Assistance in maintaining a regular daily routine, support with social activities, and supervision of medication intake are also important. The job includes shopping, household care, laundry, and most importantly, providing companionship to the senior. Night care is not required. The caregiver has access to a private room with internet access.

Caregiving for a 63-year-old gentleman (196 cm, 95 kg) in Frankfurt an der Oder (Obere Stadt), who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's since the age of 58. The client is not aggressive but is restless, often walking around the apartment and occasionally attempting to leave – therefore, it is important to keep the doors closed. His orientation (time, place, and person) is only partially retained, and his short-term memory is limited. He is incontinent of both urine and stool, wears a diaper at night but not during the day. At night, he requires assistance to the toilet a maximum of 2 times (a camera is available); normally, his wife calms him at night, but she is currently undergoing rehabilitation for breast cancer treatment, so the client may look for her – he should be calmed with a gentle, soothing tone. Lifting is not required, as he can stand up on his own. The caregiver provides partial assistance with dressing and personal hygiene (depending on the daily condition), handles shopping (approximately 5 minutes on foot, as agreed), meal preparation, cleaning, laundry care, incontinence care, and offers companionship. The daughter lives in the same house but in a separate household and only occasionally checks on her father. Start date: 14th or 15.09.2026, with a short-term assignment until 16th or 17.10.2026. A woman with a good command of German is required, smoking is tolerated only outside the apartment, a driver's license is not necessary (an automatic car is available), the caregiver must not bring personal pets and should arrive directly. There is a small dog in the household. The caregiver has access to a separate adjacent apartment (20 m²) with its own kitchenette, bathroom, and internet. Free time is arranged with the daughter.

Caregiving for a 66-year-old senior (180 cm, 75 kg) who suffers from dementia and Alzheimer's. The senior is mobile within the home and uses a walker for movement. He is slightly physically limited and has access to physiotherapy. He is in the early stages of dementia but can communicate well. He requires support with some daily activities and supervision for medication intake. The patient wears incontinence aids, which he can partially change himself, but needs reminders to wear them. No night work is required; care is needed during the day, meaning supervision of the patient, accompanying him on walks, assisting with dressing and undressing, meal preparation, shopping, household maintenance, and laundry care. The senior does not live with another person, but his life partner visits on weekends and assists in organizing care. The caregiver has a private room available in a family house with internet access. A non-smoker with a good knowledge of German and no driver's license is expected.

Caregiving for an 86-year-old senior (150 cm, 37 kg) who is bedridden following a stroke and suffers from long-term depression. She has significant malnutrition, weight loss, and difficulties with food and fluid intake. Post-stroke, she has speech difficulties, and her left side is paralyzed, requiring complete assistance with dressing, eating, and hygiene. The client has access to a hoist and a stair lift. Orientation in time, place, and person is good. Night services are not required.

The job responsibilities include meal preparation, care for the bedridden patient, pressure sore prevention, assistance with hygiene, and support for the client in daily life, including regular conversation and motivation. The client's son lives in the house but works during the day and does not require additional care. The caregiver has a separate room with internet access. Smoking is permitted only outside the house.

Care for a 98-year-old gentleman and an 86-year-old lady, who live together in a family house in Königsfelde. The gentleman weighs 60 kg, is 172 cm tall, and has Pflegegrad 4. He has recovered from gallbladder inflammation and is mostly independently mobile, occasionally using a cane depending on his current condition. He is oriented, communicates well, and primarily requires partial assistance with dressing, hygiene, and toileting. He has weaker short-term memory and sometimes repeats the same questions. Night care is not necessary for him.

The lady is 86 years old, weighs 45 kg, has dementia and incontinence, and also has Pflegegrad 4. She is mostly mobile without aids, but sometimes needs help when getting up. She has weaker hearing, only hearing on the right side, does not use a hearing aid, and has cataracts. She primarily needs guidance, safety, and a stable daily routine, as uncertainty can cause her fear and anxiety. She is calm, friendly, and cooperative once trust is established. She requires assistance with dressing, hygiene, and toileting. At night, assistance may be needed approximately 1–2 times for toileting.

The job duties include assisting both seniors with personal care, cooking, light household tasks, laundry, companionship, maintaining the daily routine, and accompanying them to the doctor as agreed. Assistance and supervision are needed during showering and bathing. Both individuals need support in ensuring adequate fluid intake. Medications are prepared for the lady, and supervision of their intake is necessary.

The caregiver has access to a private furnished room with a bed, wardrobe, and work desk, with internet available. Free time is arranged by agreement.

Caregiving for an elderly woman, 89 years old. She has experienced a stroke and suffers from hypertension. She is partially paralyzed on the left side of her body and is mobile only within the home using a wheelchair. She requires assistance with dressing, hygiene, and using the toilet. A physiotherapist and occupational therapist visit the home for mobilization purposes.

The senior lives alone, with time off possible only half a day per week and daily during lunch breaks.