Care for a 97-year-old lady living alone, 165 cm, 58 kg, suffering from early-stage dementia and total incontinence. Her orientation in time, space, and relation to people is partially impaired, but her long-term memory is preserved. The lady communicates, but her expressions are not always understandable. She needs regular reminders, guidance, and frequent contact with the caregiver. Her mobility is significantly limited, and she requires assistance with all transfers. She actively cooperates during transfers. Walking is possible only to a very limited extent; standing is partially possible. However, her day and night rhythm is disturbed. Assistance is needed with washing, intimate hygiene, hair care, dental care, skin care, nail care, applying creams, and changing clothes. Most hygiene is provided by an outpatient care service; the caregiver will assist with hygiene as needed and supervise its progress. She needs full assistance with toileting and uses incontinence pads, diapers, and absorbent underpads. The lady is independent with meals but needs regular reminders and motivation. Throughout the day, she needs encouragement to drink, and drinks should be offered regularly. The family lives nearby, visits her regularly, and actively cooperates. An outpatient care service visits twice daily for hygiene and changing bed pads. The family handles transportation to doctors and some medication organization. The caregiver also handles regular shopping, cooking, cleaning, laundry, ironing, administering medication according to a prepared plan, activation, companionship, conversations, walks, and simple physical activities. She responds best to conversations, spending time together, music, singing, simple household chores, and board games. She is social, modest, and rather reserved. Night work is not regular; 1-2 times a week, she needs to be comforted during restlessness or anxiety. A reclining bed, anti-decubitus mattress, walker, wheelchair, and stairlift are available. Free time by agreement. Shops are within walking distance. The caregiver has a room in the attic.
Care for a 97-year-old lady living alone, 165 cm, 58 kg, suffering from early-stage dementia and total incontinence. Her orientation in time, space, and relation to people is partially impaired, but her long-term memory is preserved. The lady communicates, but her expressions are not always understandable. She needs regular reminders, guidance, and frequent contact with the caregiver. Her mobility is significantly limited, and she requires assistance with all transfers. She actively cooperates during transfers. Walking is possible only to a very limited extent; standing is partially possible. However, her day and night rhythm is disturbed. Assistance is needed with washing, intimate hygiene, hair care, dental care, skin care, nail care, applying creams, and changing clothes. Most hygiene is provided by an outpatient care service; the caregiver will assist with hygiene as needed and supervise its progress. She needs full assistance with toileting and uses incontinence pads, diapers, and absorbent underpads. The lady is independent with meals but needs regular reminders and motivation. Throughout the day, she needs encouragement to drink, and drinks should be offered regularly. The family lives nearby, visits her regularly, and actively cooperates. An outpatient care service visits twice daily for hygiene and changing bed pads. The family handles transportation to doctors and some medication organization. The caregiver also handles regular shopping, cooking, cleaning, laundry, ironing, administering medication according to a prepared plan, activation, companionship, conversations, walks, and simple physical activities. She responds best to conversations, spending time together, music, singing, simple household chores, and board games. She is social, modest, and rather reserved. Night work is not regular; 1-2 times a week, she needs to be comforted during restlessness or anxiety. A reclining bed, anti-decubitus mattress, walker, wheelchair, and stairlift are available. Free time by agreement. Shops are within walking distance. The caregiver has a room in the attic.
Family house with a garden, a room in the attic for the caregiver.
Eppingen · Germany
Care for a 70-year-old, independently living senior with frontotemporal dementia (Pick's disease).
Köln · Germany
Care for a married couple. The elderly lady moves with the aid of a walker.
Kirchheim · Germany
Opatrovanie samostatne bývajúcej 88-ročnej starej pani, 44 kg, 160 cm, ktorá trpí chronickým bolestivým syndrómom
