Job Description
Job DescriptionPersonalized Care, LLC.
Client Care Plan / Caregiver Assignment
Female Client
Age: 74
Primary Condition: Bed-bound due to spinal bleeding ulcer resulting in rheumatoid arthritis affecting the lower back and left knee.
Mobility Status: Non-ambulatory (unable to stand or walk). Requires full assistance with transfers and repositioning.
Personal Care Assistance
Caregiver will assist the client with the following daily care needs:
- Assist with repositioning from side to side in bed to prevent pressure sores.
- Provide daily bed bath.
- Assist with personal hygiene and grooming as needed.
- Monitor skin condition and assist with pressure sore prevention.
Transfer & Mobility Assistance
- Client requires use of an Electric Hoyer Lift for transfers.
- Caregiver must be comfortable assisting with transfers using lift equipment.
- Client weighs approximately 260 lbs, therefore caregiver must be able to safely assist with lifting and repositioning.
- Client will assist when possible during care.
Scheduled Out-of-Bed Routine
Client gets out of bed three times per week:
Days: Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Duration: Approximately 2 hours
During this time caregivers will:
- Transfer client using Hoyer Lift.
- Change draw sheets and bed linens.
- Assist with laundry (wash and dry).
Housekeeping Responsibilities
Light housekeeping limited to the clients bedroom:
- Sweep floor daily
- Mop clients room once per week
- Maintain a clean and safe environment
Medical Equipment
- Client sleeps on a therapeutic pressure-relief mattress.
- Mattress must be rotated/adjusted every other day to prevent bed sores.
Medication Assistance
- Caregiver may be asked to pick up medications from Kroger Pharmacy, located near the clients home.
Meal Assistance
- Meals are prepared by the clients sister and stored in the refrigerator.
- Caregiver will warm meals in the microwave when needed.
Household Support
- Clients nephew handles grocery shopping and supply pickup.
- Gloves are available in the home, but caregivers may bring their own if preferred.
Care Orientation
- The client will provide instruction on her care routine upon caregiver arrival until the caregiver becomes familiar with the process.
- Additional care instructions and expectations will be discussed during the first visit.