man 94 years 178 cm 85 kg
a woman 91 years 165 cm 65 kg
Care is required for an elderly couple, a 93-year-old man and a 90-year-old woman. Both have significant mobility limitations and use a wheelchair exclusively. The man has a urinary catheter, which is changed by a doctor, and his mobility is very restricted. He is unable to stand up independently and requires assistance for transfers. Morning hygiene and dressing are managed by a nursing service, which also puts him to bed in the evening. Meals are delivered and only need to be heated. The man prefers to do as much as possible by himself, so he primarily expects the caregiver to assist with household tasks such as cleaning, taking out the trash, and shopping. Groceries and other necessities are available approximately 1 km from the house. A household helper visits once a week. The woman suffers from rheumatoid arthritis, is weakened, and prone to falls. Currently, she is very limited in movement and has difficulty moving her arms, but she can still transfer from the wheelchair to the bed with light assistance. She is currently in short-term caregiving due to a deteriorated health condition. The woman needs help with dressing, personal hygiene, and using the toilet. She tends to wake up 1-2 times during the night, using a night commode wheelchair. The caregiver also assists with routine household activities such as meal preparation, cleaning, laundry, taking out the trash, and small shopping errands. The caregiver is provided with accommodation in a separate apartment on the ground floor of a family house. The apartment is equipped with a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and internet access. A bicycle is available for shopping and transportation.
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