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A caring caregiver is sought for a 74-year-old lady with dementia and incontinence, residing in a house in the village (56424 Mogendorf). The senior is partially independent, has difficulty walking, and requires support with personal hygiene, dressing, and meal preparation. Her husband provides careful support and does the shopping; the caregiver will alternate in caregiving and assist him when he is not at home.

She greatly appreciates company, such as looking through photo albums together. Walks are welcome, even on forest paths.

A separate room with basic amenities, TV, and internet is available. Care is primarily during the day; night work is not required. The senior attends a day center every Thursday, during which the caregiver has time off.

Caregiving for a 73-year-old senior (166 cm, 60 kg) who suffers from dementia and Alzheimer's disease. After a stroke, she is mobile within the house using a wheelchair and can take a few steps with a walker. She is very pleasant and sociable, without aggression, and enjoys caregiving, but she has difficulties with expression – often the right words do not come to her, so conducting conversations with her will not be very feasible. She requires complete assistance with dressing, toileting, and personal hygiene. Job responsibilities include meal preparation, shopping, cleaning, laundry care, assistance with toileting, cooking, and household management. The supermarket is a 15-minute walk away. The caregiver will also accompany the client to physiotherapy. Lifting/transferring the client is occasionally necessary, depending on the daily condition; night work is not required. The start date is planned with a possible range of 01.09.–15.09.2026. Important note: the client used to smoke heavily but has forgotten about it. If the caregiver smokes, it must be done outside and discreetly, as it could remind the client of her own smoking. Due to a cat in the household, the caregiver is required to like animals. There is internet in the house, and the caregiver has a separate room available on the upper floor. A driver's license is not required, as everything can be arranged by taxi.

Caregiving for a 79-year-old senior (164 cm, 78 kg) who is mobile within the house using a walker, utilizes a stair lift, and can manage short distances with a cane. He is a dialysis patient, transported 3 times a week for 5 hours. He suffers from mild dementia, no longer engages in conversations, and spends most of his time watching television. He requires complete assistance with dressing, personal hygiene, and toileting (he is fully dependent on help, not partially). Safety grab bars are available in the shower. Responsibilities also include meal preparation, shopping, and maintaining cleanliness in the household for both clients; additional cleaning assistance is provided once a week. The 75-year-old senior (155 cm, 36 kg) moves independently, suffers from COPD, and has only 10% lung capacity, which physically limits her. She manages hygiene and toileting independently, is mentally sound, with signs of mild dementia. The household is located in the city of 53757, in a family house. The caregiver has access to 2 guest rooms with satellite TV and internet. Smoking is allowed only outside, on the terrace. Time off is by agreement.

Caregiving for an 82-year-old man (170 cm, 63 kg) who moves independently but suffers from Parkinson's disease, which occasionally limits his mobility (small, "shuffling" steps). The senior is mostly mentally sound, has a pacemaker, and suffers from incontinence (wears adult diapers). He requires assistance with personal hygiene, toilet visits, changing incontinence briefs, and dressing and undressing. It is important to ensure the regular and timely administration of medication. During the day, he sleeps a lot or watches television. Depending on his daily condition, joint walks with a walker are welcome. Night care support is needed 2–3 times per night, especially for accompanying him to the toilet or changing diapers. Available aids include a walker and a shower chair. The caregiver is also responsible for meal preparation, shopping, cleaning, and laundry care. His wife lives in the household, continues to handle part of the shopping, and still drives. The residence is a family house, and the caregiver has their own room (guest room) and internet access. Time off is by agreement.

Start as soon as possible. Caregiving for an 85-year-old senior (160 cm, 45 kg) who is in a wheelchair and suffers from dementia, Alzheimer's, and incontinence. She also has epilepsy in advanced age and kidney disease. After a recent hospitalization, the senior has become more active and demanding. She is disoriented and needs assistance with transfers and stabilization, but also desires independence, although she lacks the strength for it. Requires help with personal hygiene, dressing, toileting, and using incontinence aids. To ensure she sleeps at night, she needs to be engaged and occupied during the day. Night work is part of the role, but not every night—it depends on her daily condition. The caregiver's duties also include supervising medication intake, assisting with household chores such as maintaining cleanliness, laundry, cooking, shopping (nearest shops 500–700 m, city center 4 km, family can assist), and providing companionship. Walks and leisure activities are encouraged. The senior goes to bed around 19:00–20:00. Lifting is generally not required. Available aids include a bed with side rails, a wheelchair, an anti-decubitus mattress, and a toilet chair. The caregiver has their own (furnished) room with internet access. Breaks should be taken on-site or arranged with the son, as the senior cannot always be left alone—days/half-days off can be easily arranged with the son.

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 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.

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.

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.

The client is 74 years old, weighs 70 kg, and is 165 cm tall. She requires complete assistance with dressing, eating, hygiene, and toileting. She has limited mobility and uses a wheelchair or is bedridden. She suffers from cancer with neurological consequences. She enjoys going for walks in her wheelchair. Assistance is also needed with meal preparation, shopping, and complete household care, including maintenance for another person in the household, her husband. All shopping is approximately 5 minutes away, and night work is not required. The client has good orientation in time, place, and persons. She lives with her husband in a penthouse apartment.