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Care for a 76-year-old senior woman, who weighs 44 kg and is 163 cm tall. She has previously suffered a stroke and suffers from dementia, forgetfulness, and problems with orientation and coordination of movements. She is also prone to confusion (delirium) and dehydration. She is very kind, calm, and cooperative. She moves independently and uses the toilet without assistance.

She requires partial help with personal hygiene and dressing. It is important to supervise the regular intake of medications, which are pre-prepared by the caregiving service, and ensure adequate fluid intake.

The senior attends a day care center 5× a week. She is picked up around 7:30 in the morning and returns home around 16:30. During her absence, the caregiver has more free time.

The job responsibilities include cooking, shared dining, cleaning, laundry, and small shopping tasks. A bicycle is available, and neighbors help if needed. The role also involves providing companionship, walks, and accompanying the senior as needed; a wheelchair is available.

Regular night care is not required. The senior takes medication in the evening, which helps her sleep peacefully through the night.

The senior lives alone in a barrier-free bungalow with an area of approximately 70 m² on the outskirts of Berlin. A bus stop is located directly in front of the house. The caregiver has their own furnished room with a bed, wardrobe, desk, television, and internet.

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 89-year-old senior (52 kg, 155 cm) in Geilenkirchen (52511), who suffers from advanced dementia. She is physically in good condition, moves with a walker, can walk at home without it, and a stair lift is available in the house. She is forgetful and has difficulty expressing herself, but nighttime assistance is not required as she sleeps approximately 12 hours at night.

The job responsibilities include assistance with hygiene, dressing, and toileting, showering on Tuesday and Friday, morning rising, and evening bedtime routines. The caregiver manages the household—cooking, cleaning, laundry, changing bed linens, and preparing meals cut into small pieces. Together with the senior, the caregiver goes shopping, while larger shopping trips are handled by the daughter. A bicycle is available, and the store is approximately 2 km away. Wednesdays are spent by the senior at a day care center, providing the caregiver with more free time. They are seeking a caregiver with experience in dementia care.

The caregiver resides in a furnished room in an older country house with a yard, equipped with Wi-Fi, a television, heating, and a new shower. Dogs only visit occasionally. Time off is possible by arrangement with the family, regularly during the senior's afternoon rest and during family visits.

Caregiving for a 94-year-old senior (165 cm, 90 kg) who has suffered a hip fracture. The senior is classified with Pflegegrad 3 and requires constant care. She moves with a walker, is capable of walking only with assistance, and needs help when rising from a seated position or bed. She is fully oriented and able to communicate clearly, but has vision difficulties due to macular degeneration. Assistance is needed with dressing, personal hygiene, and toileting, where partial help is required. Nighttime assistance is necessary 1-2 times per night for toileting. Job responsibilities also include meal preparation, shopping, household maintenance, and ensuring a daily routine. The senior is independent in eating, but supervision is needed to ensure adequate fluid intake. Internet is available, and she lives alone in an apartment. The caregiver has a separate room available.

An 85-year-old man (178 cm, 97 kg) is being cared for, living with his wife in a penthouse apartment on two floors in a small town in Germany, starting from 10–12.11.2026, on a long-term alternating schedule. The gentleman has been hospitalized for gallbladder inflammation, currently experiencing kidney failure with sepsis, and is an insulin-dependent diabetic. He relies on a wheelchair (recently also used a walker), but is mentally completely clear and manages his diabetes himself. He needs assistance with getting up from the wheelchair, morning and evening hygiene, dressing and undressing, showering, and toilet use. He wears preventive incontinence briefs and has a urinary catheter that needs to be emptied. The long-term goal is to improve mobility — desired activities include joint walks in the fresh air (with the wheelchair) and small gymnastic exercises (instruction only). Night service and lifting are not required. Available are a wheelchair, walker, toilet chair, adjustable bed, and toilet grab bars. The wife lives with the gentleman, manages the household independently, and also takes care of medication and diabetes care — the main role of the caregiver is to relieve the wife so she can leave the house without the gentleman being alone for an extended period; household help as needed. A Bengal cat lives in the apartment. The couple lives centrally, with a shopping center and other stores within walking distance. The caregiver has a private apartment (60 m²) with a bathroom, balcony, brand new kitchen, and internet available. Requirements for the caregiver: female, intermediate (up to good) knowledge of German, smoking only outside the apartment, driver's license desirable (not mandatory), car available, must like animals.

Caregiving for an 83-year-old man (160 cm, 65 kg) and an 85-year-old woman (160 cm, 55 kg). The man suffers from prostate cancer with metastases in the legs and spine, diabetes, and hypertension. His mobility is independent, and he does not require night care. He performs all basic activities, including hygiene, dressing, and toileting, on his own. However, he needs assistance with cooking, cleaning, shopping, and doctor visits, requiring the ability to drive a vehicle. The woman has general age-related weakness, which includes mild forgetfulness, good long-term memory skills, and mild mental depression due to life situations that forced her to work in a company. She is capable of dressing herself, maintaining personal hygiene, and using the toilet independently. She requires help in daily life and with household chores. The caregiver will have a private room with a personal bathroom and internet access in a family house located near the city, where a small Rottweiler lives.

Caregiving for a 78-year-old senior (178 cm, 65 kg) who suffers from Parkinson's dementia, while being mostly mentally clear with slightly limited short-term memory. Physically, he is in good condition and moves independently. Orientation is intact, and the client is sociable. The caregiver assists him with medication administration, ensuring meals and fluids, meal preparation, shopping, and household care. Assistance is expected as needed, including evening accompaniment to bed, especially since evening medications have a sedative effect. Night work is not required. The client lives alone in a spacious family house. The caregiver has access to a separate guest room, furnished with standard furniture and internet access. Good knowledge of the German language, an active driver's license, and no smoking in the house are required. Friendliness towards animals is also important. Working hours include two half-days off per week.

Care for an 83-year-old senior woman, who is 170 cm tall and weighs 62 kg. The senior suffers from dementia, Alzheimer's, rheumatism, arthrosis, and arthritis. She uses a walker and has a catheter in place.

Her mobility is limited, but with assistance, she can stand and walk. Sometimes she needs encouragement and motivation to move as independently as possible. Lifting is not required. She needs partial assistance with dressing and personal hygiene, is independent with eating, but requires assistance with toilet use.

The job responsibilities include meal preparation, shopping, cleaning, laundry, and general household care. Shopping is done together with the senior. It is important to support her independence and assist her with daily activities as needed.

Night care is not required. The senior's daughter lives one floor above, oversees her health condition, and is available for consultations.

The caregiver has access to a private, fully furnished guest room on the ground floor with internet access.

Care for an 86-year-old gentleman who is 160 cm tall and weighs 75 kg. The senior has osteoarthritis of the knees and hip joints and uses a urinary catheter. He is mentally sound, does not have dementia, communicates well, and is aware of his surroundings.

He primarily moves using a wheelchair, but with the aid of a walker and support, he can take a few steps. He requires assistance with transfers, dressing, personal hygiene, and using the toilet. Morning care is partially provided by an outpatient caregiving service.

Job responsibilities include meal preparation, dining together, shopping, cleaning, laundry, and assistance with medication intake. Providing companionship to the senior, engaging in conversations, and supporting leisure activities are also important.

Night assistance is needed approximately once a week.

The senior lives at home with his 83-year-old wife, who will be present during the first few days to train the caregiver. The caregiver has access to separate accommodation with internet and a large terrace.

Care for an 86-year-old senior woman, who is 155 cm tall and weighs 48 kg. The senior is mentally sound and well-oriented. She suffers from heart disease, high blood pressure, and lung cancer. She moves around the house using a walker and needs a sense of security and support when walking as needed. Occasionally, she has issues with incontinence, so she uses incontinence briefs as a precaution.

She requires partial assistance with dressing, undressing, and personal hygiene. Job duties also include meal preparation, shopping, cleaning, and laundry. Shops are approximately 1.5 km away and accessible by bus or bicycle. Family can assist with shopping as needed.

The senior enjoys spending time in the garden, values companionship, and likes shared activities, especially cooking. Therefore, a friendly and sociable approach and willingness to spend time with her are important.

Night care is not required. The family visits the senior only occasionally.

The caregiver has a private room with internet access.