Caregiver Frankfurt

Care for an elderly married couple living in the same household. The 92-year-old gentleman, 67 kg, 160 cm, has dementia, heart failure, a damaged heart valve, diabetes, and high blood pressure. He suffered a heart attack two months ago and has stents. He also has restless legs syndrome, for which he takes medication used for Parkinson's disease. Last summer, he broke his arm, and his right arm remains significantly limited. He moves independently, using a walker as needed. He must not overexert himself physically. He needs assistance with dressing and supervision with medication. He showers himself for now. The 87-year-old lady, 45 kg, 160 cm, has dementia/Alzheimer's and an increased risk of falls. She is forgetful and easily agitated, but not physically aggressive. She moves independently, using a walker as needed. She needs assistance with personal hygiene, dressing, and entering the shower, which is located in the basement. The caregiver is responsible for cooking, shopping, cleaning, and laundry. Short walks together are also suitable. The family can assist with larger shopping trips. Both go to the toilet independently about twice during the night. The lady recently fell and is therefore concerned about getting up at night. The gentleman sleeps in an adjustable bed in the living room; the lady gets out of bed independently. Lifting or night work is not required. Free time is by arrangement.