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Care for a 96-year-old senior woman weighing 50 kg and standing 150 cm tall, who has been assigned dependency level 2. She moves around the house with the help of a rollator and no longer goes outside. She is fully oriented, without dementia, communicates clearly, understands contexts, and can accurately express her needs. She uses the toilet independently, is not incontinent, and uses diapers only as a precaution. She manages most daily activities on her own but requires partial assistance with dressing and personal hygiene, especially with showering and washing her hair. She eats independently, but monitoring her fluid intake is necessary. She takes her medication herself—dosage is prepared by the pharmacy, and a doctor visits the home.

The job includes assistance with personal hygiene as needed, support with dressing, meal preparation, routine household tasks, small shopping errands, handling minor matters, maintaining a daily routine, and providing companionship. Nighttime waking may occur, but only rarely (approximately once, and not every night).

The senior resides in Rottweil (78628), a small town with shops accessible on foot within approximately 20 minutes. In the house, which is 120 m², a private room is prepared for the caregiver with standard furnishings—bed, wardrobe, table, chair, private toilet, and sink, as well as Wi-Fi connection. Time off is possible by agreement.

Caregiving for a 91-year-old senior (170 cm, 60 kg) who is in a post-stroke condition and suffers from mild heart failure. She is mobile using a walker indoors and outdoors, but requires companionship during walks. She maintains full orientation in time and space and is capable of independent activities, including scheduling appointments and communicating with a wide circle. She has slight hearing issues and uses a hearing aid, which needs to be charged overnight. Assistance is needed with dressing, personal hygiene including showering and hair washing. The job involves support with routine household tasks, shopping, meal preparation, and consumption. Family members can assist with transportation. Night work is occasionally required, at most once per night, for monitoring via a baby monitor. The caregiver is provided with a private room with internet access in a family house with a garden in Rottweil.

Caregiving for a 91-year-old senior (172 cm, 85 kg) who is mentally alert and friendly. The senior has glaucoma, polyneuropathy, and heart failure, and is a diabetic on medication. He is mobile within the home with the assistance of a wheelchair. He requires partial help with personal hygiene, toileting, dressing, and undressing. He enjoys spending time at home, particularly during dinners in front of the television, which he appreciates in the company of the caregiver, as well as engaging in conversations. He usually goes to bed around 22:00. His legs should be moisturized daily. The senior's daughter accompanies him to medical appointments, and shopping is organized together with the family. Job responsibilities also include cooking, shopping, maintaining cleanliness in the apartment, and laundry. Night support is necessary in case of emergencies. The caregiver is provided with a private room with an en-suite bathroom and internet access. There are no pets in the household.

Caregiving for a 94-year-old gentleman (175 cm, 83 kg), who was independent before hospitalization, but now his condition has worsened after returning from the hospital. He uses an oxygen device, is occasionally forgetful, but does not suffer from dementia, and has a weak heart. A wheelchair is necessary; the client can support himself while sitting in bed but requires full assistance with personal hygiene and toileting. Household management is needed, including breakfast preparation, shopping, cleaning, and laundry maintenance. There is no need to care for his 90-year-old wife, who is still healthy, as she continues to cook and is self-sufficient. Night supervision is required as the client occasionally wakes up and is restless. The caregiver has a private room available on the upper floor with a television, writing desk, wardrobe, and double bed. WiFi is available. A large garden offers the opportunity to spend leisure time. A non-smoking caregiver is preferred, and a driver's license is not required. Basic knowledge of German is sufficient, with the option to use Google Translate.

Caregiving for an 87-year-old senior (160 cm, 54 kg) with Pflegegrad 3. The senior is mobile, can walk independently, is mentally fit, and fully independent in using the toilet. An outpatient caregiving service visits the household to provide medical nursing care. Night shifts or nighttime assistance are not required.

The senior lives alone in a very spacious apartment of approximately 100 m² with a balcony and a large communal garden. There are no other individuals or dependents in the household. There are no pets, and internet access is available. The senior leads a normal, very calm, and rather private lifestyle.

The job responsibilities primarily include assisting and accompanying the senior in daily activities and managing the household (cooking, cleaning, shopping). A medium level of proficiency in the German language is required. A driver's license is not necessary. Smoking is not allowed, even outside the living areas.

A very clean, private room of approximately 25 m² is available, equipped with its own television and internet. The bathroom is shared and newly renovated. The entire apartment is very spacious, approximately 100 m², with a balcony and a large communal garden.

Caregiver for a 58-year-old woman, 180 cm, 50 kg, who is experiencing severe depression after the death of her husband. She spends the entire day sitting by the television, smoking, and drinking alcohol. She requires assistance with daily activities and a bit of motivation when possible. The woman lives alone. There are cameras in the house.

Care for a 97-year-old senior woman in the village of Wiltingen (Postal Code 54459, rural area). The senior is physically and mentally relatively well, has diabetes, is mobile with a walker, and can manage most daily activities independently, such as dressing, hygiene, toileting, and eating. However, she requires the constant presence of another person due to a strong fear of loneliness and desires a "roommate."

The caregiver will primarily assist as a companion and support in daily life. Job responsibilities include accompanying her on walks, providing simple household assistance (cleaning, cooking, laundry), minor gardening tasks like watering flowers or sweeping leaves, and overall presence and supervision of the senior. The senior enjoys knitting, reading, and spending time in the garden, so social activities and spending time together are also important.

Healthcare duties include supervising medication intake according to the doctor's plan, assisting with inhaler use, regular emptying of the commode chair (at least 3 times daily), and occasional body lotion application. The senior uses a walker and cane but does not require lifting. Night work is not required, as she sleeps approximately from 23:00 to 6:00.

The caregiver is provided with separate accommodation—a whole floor of a family house (approximately 60 m²) with a private bathroom, TV, and WiFi. Free time can be arranged with the family.

An elderly gentleman aged 81 (70 kg, 170 cm) lives alone in a family house in the village of Gunzenhausen. He is oriented and moves around the house using an electric wheelchair, occasionally with a rollator. He has Parkinson's disease with stiffness and poor coordination, partial incontinence, heart failure, and type 1 diabetes requiring insulin. He eats independently but needs partial assistance with some tasks. Diabetic meals are prepared according to a set plan. Blood glucose is monitored four times a day, and he administers insulin himself according to a schedule. Daily monitoring of fluid intake is necessary, and the condition of his feet is regularly checked and photographed twice a week for the family.

The senior requires complete assistance with hygiene, toileting, dressing, compression therapy, and transfers (10–12 times a day). Support is needed for gentle gymnastics and daily mobilization exercises for approximately 30 minutes a day. He regularly attends physiotherapy and occupational therapy, which are organized and transported by the caregiver. Accompanying him on walks with the wheelchair, small household activities, and daily routines is expected. A driver's license is required for shopping and accompanying him to medical appointments. Night work is not required.

The household is maintained: a cleaner and gardener visit once a week. The caregiver has access to a newly renovated room with a balcony, TV, Wi-Fi, and a private parking space. The house has an area of 170 m² and a garden with an area of 1500 m².

Free time is regularly guaranteed: daily from 13:30 to 16:00, and in the evening after dinner until the senior is put to bed (approximately 21:00–21:30). Additional free time is available three times a week during morning occupational therapy. The extent of free time is arranged in agreement with the family.

Substitute for 4 weeks: Caregiving for a 94-year-old senior, 160 cm, 45 kg, with various age-related limitations such as advanced dementia, physical weakness, partial mobility - she is unsteady on her feet, posing a risk of falling. The senior requires assistance with dressing and morning and evening hygiene. Nighttime waking is currently more frequent, occurring 2-3 times per night over the last two weeks. It is also necessary to take care of the household, cook, do laundry, and shop.

The senior lives in a family house, and the caregiver has access to two rooms and a private toilet.

Care for a 70-year-old senior woman from Cologne (Postal Code 50679), who suffers from multiple sclerosis and is completely paralyzed. The senior woman is wheelchair-bound, requiring full transfer and assistance with all daily activities, including hygiene, toileting, dressing, eating, and basic bed care. Medications are pre-prepared and only need to be administered to her.

The role also involves helping around the house, cleaning, doing laundry, cooking, and accompanying the senior woman on walks or to cultural activities as agreed. Available aids include a sliding board and catheter, and a physiotherapist visits the senior woman 3–4 times a week.

A guest room with internet access is prepared for the caregiver. Free half-days are possible on Wednesdays and Saturdays or as agreed, with night assistance only if necessary.