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Caregiving for an 86-year-old senior (180 cm, 80 kg) who suffers from dementia and limited short-term memory. The client is friendly and warm-hearted, uses a walker, and has severe arthritis in the knees, which occasionally causes difficulty in standing up. Assistance is needed with personal hygiene, including showering, dental care, and dressing. The household also includes the client's wife, who does not require care but needs help with household chores. The caregiver will be responsible for maintaining the household, including cooking, laundry, and shopping, with family support. Night work involves occasional care, primarily for bathroom assistance. The caregiver has access to a private room with internet. The family is empathetic and supportive.

Caregiving for a 102-year-old senior (165 cm, 60 kg) living in a two-generation house in the small town of Wörth-Maximiliansau. The senior suffers from age-related weakness and gout, which causes difficulty in gripping objects. She is mobile with the aid of a walker, but outings require accompaniment. She can manage stairs with assistance. She is not incontinent, and her memory is appropriate for her age. She uses a hearing aid and has impaired vision, but her communication is clear, and she can express her needs. Assistance is needed with dressing and hygiene, particularly with washing her back and hair. She takes her medication independently. Job responsibilities include cooking, shopping, cleaning, and assisting with daily needs. The family participates in doctor visits, and large shopping trips are done in collaboration with them. The house has a garden, but garden maintenance is not required. Night work is not necessary. The caregiver has access to a furnished room with internet.

Caregiving for a 94-year-old senior (165 cm, 90 kg) who has suffered a hip fracture. The senior is classified with Pflegegrad 3 and requires constant care. She moves with a walker, is capable of walking only with assistance, and needs help when rising from a seated position or bed. She is fully oriented and able to communicate clearly, but has vision difficulties due to macular degeneration. Assistance is needed with dressing, personal hygiene, and toileting, where partial help is required. Nighttime assistance is necessary 1-2 times per night for toileting. Job responsibilities also include meal preparation, shopping, household maintenance, and ensuring a daily routine. The senior is independent in eating, but supervision is needed to ensure adequate fluid intake. Internet is available, and she lives alone in an apartment. The caregiver has a separate room available.

Caregiving for an 86-year-old female senior (150 cm, 45 kg) and an 89-year-old male senior (168 cm, 50 kg) in their home. The seniors suffer from dementia/Alzheimer's. The female senior is oriented in her home environment, recognizes people, and maintains temporal orientation, but is unable to coordinate appointments, and her short-term memory is deteriorating. She also suffers from dehydration, making medication administration important. The male senior also recognizes people, maintains temporal orientation, but his communication is limited, although he is fully oriented in his home environment. He has heart failure and requires compression stockings. Both seniors are mobile without aids inside the home, but the male requires accompaniment outside. They are not demanding in terms of night care and do not suffer from incontinence. The caregiver should assist with shopping, meal preparation, cleaning, and laundry. A separate room with its own bathroom and internet is available. Shops are within walking distance.

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 an 87-year-old client (155 cm, 50 kg) who suffered a stroke at the beginning of September and is currently in rehabilitation. Before the stroke, she lived alone and was independent with slight assistance. She requires help with dressing, personal hygiene, and using the toilet. She is independent in eating and remembers to take her medication. Her mobility is limited, but she uses a walker and has access to a stair lift. The house is equipped with a stair lift, a barrier-free bathroom with a shower chair, and a nightstand. The client is oriented and maintains communication with her family via WhatsApp. Her hearing is impaired due to cataracts, but she enjoys company. Shopping can be arranged by the family if needed. Assistance is required with laundry, cleaning, and occasional cooking. Night duty is needed once per night to assist with the night commode. The caregiver has their own room with internet access and two terraces. Smoking is permitted only outside. An interest in dogs is welcome.

Caregiving for an 81-year-old senior (175 cm, 70 kg) who suffers from depression and experiences depressive moods. She is on medication but can stand up independently and moves around with a walker outdoors. No night work is required. The senior needs assistance with dressing, personal hygiene, showering, and hair washing. The caregiver will be responsible for meal preparation, shopping, cleaning, laundry, accompanying her on walks and to the hairdresser, and household management. The senior was previously cared for at home by her husband, who is currently in the hospital with a brain hemorrhage and slowed speech. Before hospitalization, he was mobile and fit. Exercises may be necessary following his rehabilitation. No night work is required for the husband either. The caregiver has access to a guest room with internet and a private bathroom on the upper floor.

Caregiving for an 84-year-old man with a height of 188 cm and a weight of 80 kg. The senior suffers from dementia, Alzheimer's disease, and general age-related weakness. His mobility is significantly limited, and he requires assistance and transfer to a wheelchair for movement. Following a recent fall and subsequent anesthesia, his overall condition is temporarily worsened.

The senior also has issues with arthritis, has undergone a knee joint replacement (TEP), and has a catheter in place. He uses incontinence diapers, and a commode chair is available for toileting.

During the day, he primarily needs help with dressing, personal hygiene, and eating. Care includes assistance with everyday activities and supervision as needed. A physiotherapist visits once a week, and a nursing service visits the senior twice daily – in the morning and evening. The family lives nearby and provides regular support.

Night care is not required. The senior usually sleeps through the night without needing assistance.

The caregiver has a private room and bathroom available. Accommodation is in a 3-story family house in a small town, with internet access available.

Caregiving for a 63-year-old senior suffering from multiple sclerosis. He can use one hand with limitations; otherwise, he is completely immobile and uses a wheelchair. Mentally, he is healthy, very active, and wishes to remain so. He can manage toilet needs but also has a urine bottle available. Ceiling lifts are installed throughout the house, facilitating patient handling, for example, during dressing or showering. His wife has been caring for him for 20 years. She primarily handles the cooking.

Caregiver sought for a 76-year-old senior woman.

The senior (165 cm, 55 kg) suffers from dementia and has tendencies towards manic-depressive states. She often feels apathetic, lonely, and requires a sensitive, kind approach – someone who can gently motivate and engage her. She moves independently with the help of two canes, and it is advisable to accompany her while walking. She suffers from dizziness and there is a risk of falling.

She needs support with hygiene, dressing, and daily activities. The caregiver should manage household tasks, cooking and meal preparation, provide companionship, take short walks, and occasionally read aloud.

Night work or lifting is not required. The senior lives alone.

The caregiver has access to a guest room with a private bathroom. Internet (Wi-Fi) is available. Time off is negotiable with the family.