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Caregiving for a 70-year-old lady, 168 cm, 72 kg, who has suffered a stroke, affecting the right side of her body. She experiences depression, is partially incontinent, and moves with the aid of a wheelchair. The caregiver is required to assist with washing, dressing, and transferring her from the wheelchair to the bed and vice versa. Job responsibilities include cooking, laundry, cleaning, and ironing. The lady currently lives alone, but she is fearful and needs to be in constant contact with the caregiver.

Start as soon as possible. Caregiving for an 85-year-old senior (60 kg, 165 cm) who is mobile in the house with the help of a cane. She suffers from advanced Alzheimer's dementia, is on medication, and is physically fit. Due to dementia, she may occasionally be irritable – it is not personal. She is partially oriented in space and time, and she navigates well in familiar surroundings, though her short-term memory is weakened. Due to the risk of falling, motion sensors and cameras are installed in the rooms. She sleeps a lot because of the medication.

The job duties include meal preparation, including breakfast, support with daily activities and daily structure, walks, accompanying to the doctor, providing company and entertainment, assistance with daily tasks, and walking the dog. An assistant is available on-site for 33 hours per week, and a shift system is possible by mutual agreement.

At night, the senior may feel scared as the house is large – the caregiver, if needed, sleeps in the guest room directly in the house to provide a sense of security. Night work is not typically required, only exceptionally if the senior is afraid at night. She showers independently, only guidance is needed. She has incontinence, uses pads, which she changes herself. Lifting is not required.

The position is in a family house in Cologne, with a separate apartment (30 m²) available for the caregiver, equipped with a table, bed, wardrobe, private bathroom, and internet. A dog lives in the household. Free time is arranged individually. A female caregiver is required, with a good knowledge of German, an active driver's license (automatic), and a positive attitude towards animals; smoking is allowed only outside the house, not in front of the client.

Caregiver Wanted for an 84-Year-Old Man in St. Augustine (53757)

We are seeking a caregiver for an 84-year-old man living in St. Augustine (53757) who is partially independent and experiencing early-stage dementia/Alzheimer's. The senior weighs 110 kg, is 184 cm tall, and moves independently. He has fallen twice in the past, and it was recently discovered that he was given a double dose of dementia medication, which caused hallucinations. His condition improved after the medication was adjusted.

The caregiver will assist with daily hygiene, supervise medication intake and ensure correct usage, engage with the senior, prevent falls, and provide companionship. Assistance will also be required for meal preparation, shopping, cleaning, and laundry, although the senior can perform most activities independently. The senior used to work out once a week.

The senior lives alone in an apartment, with children available for support. Shops are nearby, the train station is 100 meters away, and a bicycle can be provided. A driver's license is appreciated but not mandatory.

Caregiver Requirements:
- Good knowledge of German
- Non-smoker (smoking only outside living areas)
- Experience with individuals with dementia is an advantage
- Ability to be patient, considerate, and provide safe care

Accommodation is provided in a private room with a bathroom and internet access.

Caregiving for a 60-year-old senior (75 kg, 175 cm) and a 61-year-old senior woman (130 kg, 170 cm) involves caring for a married couple with complex diagnoses. The gentleman suffers from multiple sclerosis, has had a stroke resulting in paralysis of one side of the body, diabetes (insulin-dependent), hydrocephalus, and a suprapubic catheter. Within the apartment, he can move short distances with assistance, otherwise, he uses a wheelchair. He requires complete assistance with hygiene, dressing, and toilet visits (approximately 4 times a day using a toilet chair, otherwise using incontinence aids). The lady suffers from severe depression, overweight, and nighttime incontinence. She is mobile but needs strong motivation and supervision for hygiene and dressing.

The job responsibilities include household management, cooking, laundry, and shopping (accessible by bicycle within 10 minutes). Due to the lady's nighttime incontinence, her bed needs to be changed daily. For the gentleman, morning hygiene, applying dental prosthesis adhesive, and fitting a hand orthosis are important. For the senior's safety, a monitoring camera is directed at his bed in the living room. Night assistance is not regularly required.

A room with an area of 20 m² in a family house is prepared for the caregiver, equipped with a television and internet. Free time is provided on Wednesdays and Fridays (08:30 – 16:30), when both seniors attend a day care center (Tagespflege). A moderate knowledge of the German language is required. A driver's license is an advantage but not a requirement.

Caregiving for a 92-year-old senior (166 cm, 54 kg) who suffers from dementia and Alzheimer's. She moves around the house with the help of a walker. Due to dry macular degeneration, her vision is significantly impaired—she can only distinguish outlines and differentiate between light and dark. Her short-term memory is limited, and her condition may vary depending on her current daily state.

The senior requires guidance and assistance with dressing, as well as supervision to ensure adequate intake of food and fluids. The caregiver's responsibilities include preparing meals for the senior and her son, shopping, cleaning, laundry, and general household care. The role also involves caring for a domestic cat.

No night-time assistance or lifting of the client is required.

The senior lives in a multi-generational house. Her son resides in the same house, is very communicative, helpful, and willingly assists with daily activities.

The caregiver has access to a private room with internet access.

Caregiving for a 91-year-old senior (160 cm, 65 kg) who is currently in a wheelchair due to a broken leg and ankle. Previously, she was mobile with the help of a walker. She suffers from mild dementia and sometimes becomes confused, occasionally experiencing nightmares where she needs to be calmed. Assistance is required with getting up and transferring to the wheelchair, dressing and undressing, personal hygiene, and using the toilet. The job also includes meal preparation, shopping, maintaining cleanliness, and laundry. The client's daughter can assist with shopping. The work involves night care, where it is necessary to ensure a calm environment and possibly assist with repeated transfers when the client occasionally wakes up. The caregiver has access to a room with internet in a family house, where there is also a Beagle dog. Smoking is not accepted.

Caregiving for a 90-year-old senior (155 cm, 68 kg) who was hospitalized in the summer of 2026 due to acute kidney failure caused by heat and also suffers from anemia. She has early-stage dementia—disoriented in time, but oriented to place and people, with slightly weakened short-term memory. She also has severe bilateral knee osteoarthritis, high blood pressure, mild heart failure, and mild depression, which is not noticeable in daily life. The senior is slightly mobility-impaired and uses a walker only outdoors; she manages herself at night and goes to the toilet independently, but regularly. Assistance with light support (hand-holding) is needed for transfers and some tasks. Duties include partial assistance with dressing and personal hygiene, meal preparation (meals are not consumed together), shopping, and household maintenance, including laundry and cleaning. A cleaning assistant visits once a week. The caregiver is also expected to motivate and accompany the client on outdoor walks with the walker and provide companionship. The client is relatively reserved towards caregivers, which needs to be managed—the rest of the family is very warm and kind. Accommodation is provided in a 2-room apartment with a private bathroom and kitchenette with internet access.

Caregiving for a 98-year-old senior (160 cm, 54 kg) who is mentally clear and oriented but requires support for mobility. Mobility is limited, necessitating the use of a wheelchair or walker. Health issues include heart and kidney insufficiency and depression, which is not apparent to strangers. The senior can eat independently but needs partial assistance with dressing, hygiene, and using the toilet. Job responsibilities include support with morning hygiene, administering medication, and preparing breakfast—she prefers oatmeal. Lunch preparation involves meals with a preference for sweets and less meat. The daughter assists with larger shopping trips; stores are about 1 km away and can be reached on foot or by bicycle. Tasks also include basic household care, such as watering plants. Night duty involves accompanying her to the toilet or commode once per night; assistance with lifting is needed (moderate level of support) — available equipment includes an adjustable bed, anti-decubitus mattress, wheelchair, walker, and commode. A cat lives in the household; the dog currently stays with the daughter, and it's uncertain if it will return—since it has access to a garden there, walking the dog is not necessary for now, but joint walks with the senior in a wheelchair are possible if needed. Currently, a ramp is being considered to facilitate access to the house. The caregiver has a separate room with internet access. Bus transportation is available. A full day off can be arranged by agreement.

Caregiving for an 83-year-old senior (160 cm, 95 kg) who is physically limited due to water retention in her legs, affecting her mobility and ability to dress. She suffers from severe incontinence, primarily urinary, and uses pads. Despite this, she is mentally fit and shows no signs of dementia. Mobility is supported by the use of a rollator, while a wheelchair is available for outdoor use. The caregiver will assist with getting up from a chair and dressing, including changing incontinence aids. Her legs are bandaged by a caregiving service. Job responsibilities include meal preparation, household maintenance, laundry care, and providing companionship to the senior. Larger shopping is done by her sister, whom the caregiver accompanies, while smaller needs can be managed by the caregiver on foot. Shops are available nearby, and a bicycle can be used. Night duties may be required but do not involve physically lifting the client. The caregiver has access to a 25 m² room equipped with a bed, wardrobe, desk, chair, and internet access.

**Caregiving for an 85-year-old senior (95 kg, 170 cm) with early-stage dementia. The senior is mobile, walks independently, and manages the toilet without assistance. Night work and lifting are not required.**

The job primarily involves cooking, cleaning, reminding the senior to take medications, and providing companionship. The senior has a calm daily routine—watches television, goes outside for fresh air when possible, and rests in the afternoon. A caregiver with intermediate German language skills is required.

The senior lives alone in a family house. The caregiver has access to a private room of approximately 15 m² with a bed, TV, wardrobe, and desk, as well as a private bathroom. Internet is available, smoking is allowed outside, and a driver's license is not required. **Immediate start, long-term cooperation.**