Seeheim-Jugenheim, 64342 Germany
man 82 years 175 cm 65 kg
In the town of Seeheim-Jugenheim, there is an 82-year-old gentleman who requires assistance and support in daily life. He is 175 cm tall, weighs approximately 65 kilograms, and his overall health condition is rather weak. He moves around the house with the help of a walker, but needs guidance and support while walking due to an increased risk of falling. The gentleman suffers from a mild form of Alzheimer's, which manifests as forgetfulness and occasional moments of confusion. He is not aggressive, does not experience hallucinations, and has no tendencies to wander. His speech is sometimes less clear. He has a history of a heart attack, has gallbladder issues, and is being treated for diabetes, requiring insulin administration. Additionally, he suffers from urinary incontinence, wears incontinence briefs, and needs regular assistance with hygiene. A caregiver will assist him with daily personal care—bathing, dressing, getting up, and going to bed. Regular changing of incontinence aids, escorting to the toilet, and assistance with mobility are essential. The job also includes household care: cooking, shopping (the store is within a 15-minute walk), laundry, ironing, and cleaning. Once a week, a cleaner comes to the house to ease some of these tasks. An important part of the job is providing companionship—conversations, playing board games, watching television, or going for walks. When necessary, it will be required to accompany the gentleman to doctor or other appointments. Nights are not entirely peaceful, as he needs assistance approximately once or twice per night, either for a toilet trip or for reassurance. The gentleman lives alone in a family house with an area of approximately 150 m². A separate room is prepared for the caregiver, about 22 m² in size, equipped with a bed, wardrobe, and table. Internet access is available. There are no pets in the household.
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