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Caregiving for an elderly couple in their home. The man is 86 years old (70 kg, 170 cm), suffers from dementia, and primarily needs supervision, guidance in daily routines, and support with everyday activities. He has a weakened memory, especially short-term, and cannot be left alone for extended periods. He is calm in nature, non-aggressive, but has impaired hearing and vision. He moves independently but requires assistance with dressing, personal hygiene, and needs accompaniment during walks. It is important to ensure adequate fluid intake.

The woman is 86 years old (60 kg, 165 cm), currently weakened after health complications (previously independent). She is mentally sound but needs help with dressing, hygiene, and household management. The extent of assistance may vary depending on her health condition after returning from the hospital.

Job responsibilities include household management—cooking, cleaning, laundry, shopping, and overall day organization. For the man, the focus is on supervision, activation, and companionship, while for the woman, it is support according to her current health status. Night work is not required, except occasionally to check on the man if he becomes confused.

Caregiving takes place in a family house in the countryside, where the caregiver has a private room with a bathroom. Time off is by agreement.

Caregiving for an 84-year-old lady (45kg, 145cm) living alone in a three-room apartment of 70 m² in Koblenz, Germany, where shops are within walking distance. A person with a good command of German is required; however, if the caregiver speaks Portuguese, knowledge of German is not necessary, as the client is Portuguese and speaks German only partially. Smoking is allowed exclusively outside the apartment, with a preference for non-smokers. A driver's license is not required. The family is very kind, with children living nearby who regularly help.

The lady in care moves with the aid of a walker, but very slowly, as she has been significantly limited for the past six weeks. She suffers from Parkinson's disease, general senile weakness, and osteoporosis. She takes her medication independently, with her son preparing the dispenser. She has a shoulder prosthesis, making it difficult to put on clothes over her head. In the hospital, she wears pads. It is necessary to consider that she may need assistance at night to move to the toilet, usually three times, sometimes just once or twice, or not at all, so willingness to provide night support is essential.

The caregiver's duties include assistance with dressing, hygiene, standing, walking, and toilet use, always with partial assistance. She manages food intake independently. She enjoys going for walks with the walker when she feels well and also likes shopping and cooking together with the caregiver. The job includes meal preparation, cleaning, laundry, and shopping. The family strongly desires that care be provided by someone who speaks Portuguese or at least someone who can communicate with the client in this language. The son lives nearby and often comes to help.

Accommodation is provided in a separate guest room of 10 m², with a shared bathroom and internet access. Time off is arranged individually by agreement with the family.

Caregiving for a 98-year-old senior (175 cm, 79 kg) who requires assistance with mobility using a wheelchair and walker. The senior is physically in a wheelchair but can still stand and may need accompaniment when walking with a walker. Mentally, he is clearly oriented and can independently manage basic needs such as using the toilet, but requires partial assistance with personal hygiene. Job duties include meal preparation, shopping, household management, cleaning, laundry, and medication supervision. Night work is not required, as the client sleeps uninterrupted from 21:00 to 7:30. He lives alone, but a family living in the same city takes care of larger shopping needs. The caregiver is provided with a private room equipped with amenities such as TV, Wi-Fi, and a private bathroom. The caregiver must be female, a non-smoker, and a driver's license is not required. Intermediate German language skills are essential.

Caregiving for an 87-year-old man (178 cm, 65 kg) who is currently bedridden. He suffers from incontinence and has a urostomy (which is changed by a caregiving service), and the urine needs to be emptied. The patient has metastases in the lungs and brain, leading to irregularities in behavior and mental clarity. He requires support with daily tasks such as changing diapers for bowel movements, assistance with dressing and bed hygiene, and help with eating. A household helper and the patient's wife, who does not require care but oversees meal preparation for the entire family, are also present in the home. Night shifts are not required except in emergencies, not on a daily basis. The caregiver has access to a private room with internet and a private toilet. It is required for the caregiver to be an active driver.

Caregiving for a 90-year-old senior (155 cm, 53 kg) who suffers from dementia, general age-related weakness, and incontinence. The client has a history of osteoporosis and has previously suffered a hip fracture, which increases her risk of falling. Despite limited mobility, she is able to walk with the aid of a walker, but cannot walk without it. She can stand up independently. The client has urinary incontinence and suffers from dementia (confusion, verbal aggression towards others). She requires assistance with toilet visits and uses incontinence aids, which are changed twice a day. Assistance is also needed with personal hygiene and dressing. Job responsibilities include meal preparation, shopping, maintaining household cleanliness, and laundry. The client's husband, who does not require caregiving services, only household assistance, takes care of night-time care. They live in a family house where the caregiver has a room with access to a balcony and a shared bathroom. Internet access is available.

Caregiving for an 87-year-old senior (146 cm, 75 kg) living alone in the village of Pohl. The client suffers from depression and is mobile indoors with the aid of a cane, while outdoors she uses a walker. She has a modernized bathroom with a shower chair for safe bathing, and a caregiving service assists daily with compression stockings and medication. Partial assistance is needed in the bathroom, as well as with dressing and hygiene. The client changes her pads independently. Daily assistance is required for morning hygiene and evening bedtime routines; cooking and household chores are also part of the responsibilities. The caregiver is provided with a private room on the upper floor of the house with internet access. Smoking is permitted only outside the house, and a driver's license is not required. Neighbors are helpful with shopping.

Caregiving for a 90-year-old senior (170 cm, 70 kg) and a 90-year-old senior woman (165 cm, 70 kg) in the city of Offenburg. Both clients suffer from age-related weakness but are fully oriented and communicate clearly. The senior uses a wheelchair for mobility but can transfer himself independently. The senior woman is mobile with the aid of a cane and can move and stand without support. Neither client suffers from incontinence or dementia and does not require nighttime assistance. They only need partial help with personal hygiene and showering. Job responsibilities include meal preparation, shopping, cleaning, and laundry. Joint meal preparation with supervision to ensure adequate hydration. The caregiver should be a non-smoker and an active driver, as a vehicle is available. The caregiver will have their own room with internet access in a family house.

A caregiver is sought for an 81-year-old senior woman. The senior (158 cm, 58 kg) has suffered a stroke, which she experienced in January 2025, and is currently still in stationary rehabilitation. She has aphasia – she understands everything but has difficulty speaking. She communicates mainly in short sentences, often only with responses of "yes" or "no." Her right side is paralyzed, so she uses a wheelchair and requires assistance with transfers and toileting. However, she tries to be as independent as possible. Her orientation and mental state are appropriate for her age.

She moves exclusively in a wheelchair; short standing is only possible with assistance. She needs help for transfers between the bed, chair, or stairlift. A shower chair is planned to be procured at home. She cannot manage the toilet on her own, so she wears diapers. Sometimes she would need help at night for a toilet visit – once a night – but this can also be resolved by using diapers.

The caregiver's responsibilities include assisting with hygiene, dressing, transfers, cooking breakfast, lunch, and dinner, minor shopping (the supermarket is within walking distance), and household care (cleaning, laundry). The caregiver should also ensure that the senior drinks enough and can do as many things as possible by herself. Joint walks with the wheelchair are welcomed.

The senior lives alone in a family house. The caregiver has access to a guest room (approximately 20 m²) equipped with a bed, wardrobe, table, chair, television, and Wi-Fi connection. Internet is available. The senior also enjoys being alone, so the caregiver has plenty of free time during the day. However, it is not possible to take the entire day off.

Caregiving for a 92-year-old senior (167 cm, 67 kg) who has suffered a hip fracture. The client is mentally very well, mobile with the assistance of a walker inside the house. She requires help with dressing, toilet visits, and maintaining personal hygiene, including the application of compression stockings. Night work is not required. Job responsibilities include meal preparation, shopping, cleaning, and laundry. The caregiver should be friendly with animals, as there are two cats in the household. The client lives in a family house, where a 26-year-old Ukrainian woman also resides; she works and speaks fluent German, and no care for her is needed. The caregiver is provided with a private room with internet access and a shared bathroom. Smoking is allowed only outside the house. The caregiver should have a good command of the German language.

Caregiving for a 94-year-old senior (158 cm, 49 kg) who is slightly mobility-impaired. The client often forgets and has issues with short-term memory, which have not yet been diagnosed as dementia. She is currently recovering from a hospital stay, is weak, and spends a lot of time lying down. A healthcare professional visits the client twice a day to assist with compression stockings. The client enjoys company, and it is important to remind her to take her medication. The caregiver is responsible for meal preparation, shopping, household maintenance, and laundry. A separate apartment in a family house is available, with its own bathroom and small kitchenette. Internet access is available.