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Caregiving for an 85-year-old senior (160 cm, 40 kg) living alone in a family house (100 m²) in Heiligenhafen (a medium-sized town). The client suffers from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and has access to an oxygen device. She is mobile within the house using a walker and needs accompaniment and support while walking. She is well-oriented in time, place, and people and enjoys engaging in more complex conversations. She requires only guidance/instruction for dressing, partial assistance with personal hygiene, eats independently, and uses the toilet on her own; she manages exercise/gymnastics by herself. The job responsibilities include meal preparation, shopping, cleaning, and laundry care, supporting daily structure, activation, and engaging the client—she enjoys playing games, such as Phase 10. Night work and lifting are not required. Her daughter lives about an hour away and maintains regular contact. A woman with intermediate German skills is sought, without a driver's license (not required), and smoking is permitted only outside the house. The caregiver has access to 2 rooms (total 25 m²) on the upper floor with WiFi. Free time is arranged in agreement with the daughter.

Care for an 87-year-old gentleman, who is 168 cm tall and weighs 90 kg. He has dementia, Alzheimer's disease, and diabetes. He moves independently and is oriented in space and personal matters. He is sociable, enjoys conversations, and spending time with others. However, he has an irregular sleep pattern and sometimes gets up at night. In such cases, he needs assistance to return to bed.

The gentleman uses incontinence briefs as a preventive measure. Insulin injections and showering are currently managed by an outpatient caregiving service. He may need partial assistance with other personal hygiene tasks.

Job responsibilities include meal preparation, shopping, cleaning, and laundry, as well as providing companionship to the senior and assisting with daily activities. Shops are accessible on foot. The gentleman lives in a family house with his wife, who enjoys participating in joint activities. They occasionally play board games or cards together or visit a café.

There is also a small dog in the household. The caregiver has a private room with internet access in the family home. Free time is arranged according to the family's needs.

Caregiving for an 85-year-old senior (160 cm, 55 kg) who suffers from general age-related weakness and heart problems. She is mobile within the home using a walker but moves slowly and feels insecure, especially after experiencing multiple falls last year; she is still practicing walking. She has heart problems, a pacemaker, and her heart valves are not functioning optimally; she takes medication. The client is not incontinent but wears pads. She manages personal hygiene and toilet use mostly independently, with occasional assistance needed; partial help is required with dressing. The caregiver should prepare meals, go shopping, manage the entire household, and provide companionship (laundry is done by her daughter). During nighttime hours (1–2 times per night), it is necessary to accompany her to the toilet due to the risk of falling, with light physical support (holding her hand); she can get up on her own if the seat is elevated. Rest opportunities are provided as the client attends a day care center up to 2 times a week, making free time easily negotiable. A private room with internet access (WLAN) is provided.

Caregiving for a 91-year-old senior (148 cm, 45 kg) residing in Rottweil in a family house with a private room for the caregiver and available internet. The client suffers from mobility limitations due to osteoporosis and a risk of falling, therefore she uses a walker. She is fully oriented, has good hearing and vision, and is able to clearly communicate her needs. She requires assistance mainly with dressing and uses assistive devices due to urinary incontinence. A nursing service is responsible for changing compression bandages. The senior is capable of independently managing her hygiene and eating, however, meal preparation and shared dining are required. Assistance with routine household tasks such as shopping, maintaining the living space, and laundry is necessary. The client is active and sociable, enjoys spending time in the garden, and has a fondness for classical music and operas. A caregiver with a driver's license is required, and a car will be available.

Caregiving for an 81-year-old man (170 cm, 60 kg) who suffers from dementia, Alzheimer's, frailty due to age, and is insulin-dependent due to diabetes. Despite these diagnoses, he is fully mobile and does not require assistance with walking or standing. He wears incontinence briefs and occasionally experiences dizziness, so it is important to monitor his hydration. The client enjoys reading and is somewhat solitary, but he is friendly and pleasant. The caregiver should oversee his diet, assist with dressing, personal hygiene, and provide companionship. The client lives in the house with his son, daughter-in-law, and three grandchildren. Night shifts are not required as the client usually sleeps through the night. The caregiver will have their own room in the basement with internet access and a private bathroom. There are three rabbits in the front yard, which are cared for by the children.

Caregiving for a 90-year-old senior (150 cm, 52 kg) who suffers from advanced dementia and diabetes. The senior is currently placed in a nursing home and tends to wander off as she wishes to be at home. She frequently asks the same questions and sometimes becomes confused. She can move independently with the help of a walker. Assistance is required for personal hygiene, dressing, and using the toilet. Insulin therapy is managed by medical staff. It is important to engage her in household activities, entertainment, and provide routines. The job includes maintaining the household, laundry, cooking, accompanying the senior on walks and shopping trips, which are within walking distance. Shopping is also supported by the family, who occasionally provide companionship. The caregiver has their own room with independent internet access in a single-family house. Wi-Fi is available.

Caregiving for a 76-year-old woman following a serious car accident, currently wheelchair-bound with a permanent catheter. The patient has undergone two surgeries and is currently recovering from a traumatic brain injury, with basic care provided by a home nursing service.

The caregiver will assist with daily care activities, including hygiene, transferring to bed, lifting, dressing, as well as assisting with meals, preparing simple meals, maintaining the household, laundry, ironing, and cleaning. Night shifts are required based on the patient's current condition. Support with lifting requires moderate assistance.

The patient's husband lives with her, so some household tasks can be coordinated with him. The caregiver will have access to a private room with a private bathroom, bed, wardrobe, desk, and TV, with internet access.

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 an 86-year-old senior (153 cm, 52 kg) returning home after rehabilitation following a hip fracture. The client is mobile within the house with the aid of a walker and requires light assistance with standing up and sitting down. She has mild early-stage dementia and experiences confusion, along with long-standing anxiety causing her to worry about everything. Her orientation in time, space, and among people is intact. The client is self-sufficient in dressing, dining, hygiene, and using the toilet but needs companionship and supervision due to the risk of falling. Job responsibilities include meal preparation, shopping, cleaning, laundry, and providing companionship. Night work and lifting are not required. The caregiver has access to a private room with an en-suite bathroom, internet, and the use of 2-3 rooms in the family home. Shops are within walking distance. Free time planning is possible in agreement with the client. Pets are not allowed. The caregiver should be a non-smoker or smoke only outside, no more than 5 cigarettes per day.