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Married couple.

An 86-year-old senior (183 cm, 85 kg) suffering from Parkinson's and with a pacemaker. Requires regular weight monitoring due to water retention. Has compression stockings and visits a social station. He has an open and friendly mentality.

An 81-year-old senior woman (165 cm, 120 kg) with type 2 diabetes. She is fully oriented and communicates without issues, but has mild urinary incontinence and uses a walker for mobility. She requires assistance with changing clothes, and her diet must be adapted for diabetes.

Both clients do not require night caregiving and enjoy participating in social activities or walks.

The caregiver has access to a well-equipped 2.5-room apartment with a kitchen, bathroom, underfloor heating, electric blinds, and a balcony. A car is available, and there is a small dog (6kg) in the household.

The caregiver is responsible for meal preparation, shopping, maintenance and cleaning of the household, ensuring medication, and accompanying to the doctor; also provides companionship, goes for walks, and engages in leisure activities with the clients.

Caregiving for a 91-year-old senior (150 cm, 40 kg) living in a house in Winterlingen. The senior has Alzheimer's disease but is oriented in her home environment, recognizes people, and is capable of communication. Although she is mobile without restrictions indoors, she requires accompaniment outside. After a stroke in September 2024, she is at care level 3, with an increase in care currently under review. Her short-term memory is significantly weakened, and she has limited time perception. The patient is not incontinent, and no night work is required. She has hearing and vision problems, uses a hearing aid, and has significantly reduced vision due to macular degeneration (15%). The caregiver will assist with meal preparation, shopping, cleaning, laundry care, and light garden maintenance, as well as ensure adherence to medication therapy and accompany her to medical and physiotherapy appointments. The senior requires gentle assistance and prefers to maintain her independence. She enjoys company and spends time in the garden, going for walks, and with friends. The caregiver will have their own room with internet access, and there are no pets in the house. The job is suitable for a woman who is an active driver, a non-smoker, and has a good command of German.

Caregiving for a 90-year-old gentleman (170 cm, 60 kg), who is currently bedridden but able to sit briefly on the edge of the bed and transfer to a wheelchair. He has access to a hospital bed and wheelchair. His mental condition is appropriate for his age and is stable. He suffers from incontinence and uses diapers. The client lives alone in a family house with an area of 150 m². The caregiver has a separate room with a private bathroom and television. Currently, there is no internet available, but the family is working to provide WiFi or a hotspot. There are no pets in the house. Caregiving duties include assistance with hygiene care, dressing, continence care, and household management. Additional responsibilities include shopping, meal preparation, and minor household maintenance such as taking out the trash. Night work is not required, but diaper changes may be necessary if needed. The caregiver should be a non-smoker and have intermediate German language skills.

Caregiving for a 97-year-old senior (150 cm, 50 kg), who is fully oriented personally and temporally, recognizes people, and communicates clearly, although she uses a dialect. She hears adequately for her age and sees well with glasses. The senior is mobile with a walker, moves around the house for short distances, does not go outside, and does not use stairs. Rarely, night work may be required. Personal care includes daily hygiene and assistance with dressing and undressing, with the senior being mostly self-sufficient. Additionally, meal preparation, shopping, household maintenance, and providing companionship are needed. The senior lives independently in a city apartment with a private room for the caregiver, which includes internet access. A lift chair is available. This position is intended for a non-smoker, and a driver's license is not required. The senior has social connections through neighbors, and team chemistry is important for a good relationship.

Caregiving for a 93-year-old man (170 cm, 65 kg) who has issues with urinary incontinence and is mobile within the house using a walker. The senior is oriented to time, place, and people, communicates clearly, and is capable of engaging in conversations, expressing his needs clearly. Hearing is appropriate for his age, vision is very poor, and the senior is blind - it is necessary to keep pathways clear and ensure everything is in its place. The senior spends a lot of time in bed but needs to be motivated to move and walk with the support of a walker or an assistant. He is unable to climb stairs or leave the house. Assistance is needed with getting up, dressing, eating with partial help, toilet hygiene, and bathing care, including the use of a body lift and a bathing chair. The senior tries to help as much as he can. Regular shared meals, maintaining adequate fluid intake, and assisting with the last bites. Medications are prepared according to instructions, and a doctor visits at home. The caregiver is responsible for meal preparation, shopping, maintaining room cleanliness, and laundry care. Also included are outdoor errands and providing social companionship. No night work. The caregiver has a separate room with internet access.

Caregiving for an 85-year-old senior (175 cm, 75 kg) who is currently hospitalized due to an infection and fever. After discharge, he will require support during recovery. The client is taking antibiotics and blood pressure medication. He uses a walker for mobility and requires assistance with using diapers. No assistance is needed at night. During the day, help is needed with dressing, hygiene, and using the toilet. The senior can manage his own meals but support is expected with shopping, cooking, and household maintenance. The daughter lives just 30 meters from the client, and home help visits once a week for 2 hours. There are stairs in the house, and it may be necessary to move the bed to the ground floor. The client's wife is sometimes confused but does not require caregiving tasks. The caregiver has access to a private room with WiFi and a shared bathroom. The family is nearby and willing to assist as needed.

Caregiving for an 85-year-old senior (145 cm, 45 kg) residing in the village of Hemer. The client is mobile within the home using a walker. She suffers from advanced dementia, hypertension, osteoporosis, and arrhythmia. Assistance is required with dressing, personal hygiene, and toilet visits, but she is independent in food intake. The client is oriented but experiences temporary disorientation and speech disorders during dehydration. The household consists solely of the client. The caregiver is provided with a separate room in an apartment measuring 70 m², although there is no internet. Internet access is possible upon installation. Daily duties include meal preparation, shopping for small items, cleaning, and laundry. Larger shopping is handled by the family or a neighbor, with the option to travel to the city by bus. The client does not disrupt at night, but exact nighttime activity cannot be determined, as she occasionally wakes up. The client is transported twice a week to day care, specifically on Wednesdays and Fridays at 7:30 AM, returning in the afternoon.

Caregiving for an 83-year-old gentleman (176 cm, 65 kg) who is significantly immobile and unstable when walking. He uses a walker indoors and a wheelchair outdoors. His diagnoses include incontinence, diabetes, and arthritis. He is forgetful, so things need to be repeated to him often. He requires complete assistance with personal hygiene, including showering and toileting, but he is able to feed himself. The caregiver will be responsible for dressing, meal preparation, shopping, laundry care, and must also charge the senior's emergency alarm daily. The family handles larger shopping trips, a cleaner comes once a week to assist with household tasks, and an outpatient nursing team prepares medications weekly. The only duty in the evening around 21:00 is a brief check on the senior. Night work is not required. The caregiver is provided with a private room with internet and a private bathroom in the family home, and a bicycle is available. Shops are a 10-minute walk away. Smoking is permitted only outside the house, and the candidate must be vaccinated.

Caregiving for an 88-year-old senior (166 cm) who is fully mobile. The client suffers from vascular dementia, often confuses names but recognizes people in his immediate surroundings. He can manage kitchen tasks with supervision, and his independence should be preserved as much as possible. He communicates clearly and can easily express his needs. He has urinary incontinence. Night care is not required, although he occasionally wakes up at night to use the bathroom or watch television. The caregiver is expected to assist with dressing, provide oversight and encouragement for daily hygiene, prepare and serve meals, and ensure adequate hydration. The senior appreciates social activities and enjoys walking. The caregiver is provided with a private room with internet access.

Caregiving for a 78-year-old senior (60 kg, 175 cm). The senior has experienced a stroke, resulting in paralysis of the left side of the body and uses a wheelchair. She is fully oriented, with no dementia. She has a history of bowel obstruction and takes laxatives.

She requires assistance with dressing, personal hygiene, and using the toilet. Assistance is necessary during transfers, as the senior can only minimally cooperate (briefly stands). Available resources include an adjustable bed and a barrier-free bathroom with handrails. She eats independently and can be accompanied on walks in the wheelchair.

Job responsibilities also include household management—cooking, shopping (stores are within walking distance), cleaning, and laundry care. Night work is not required.

Caregiving takes place in a family house, where the caregiver has access to a private room and bathroom. Time off is negotiable.