This course explores how DEIB impacts care-at-home environments. Aides learn how to foster inclusion, value every voice, and apply practical strategies to support diverse teams and compassionate, patient-centered care.
This course helps participants understand domestic violence, recognize signs of abuse, and learn how to provide emotional support and first aid to victims—empowering aides to respond with compassion and confidence in care settings.
This training consists of 4 modules that will cover updates and new information related to advanced phishing attacks, Ransomware, Safe use of AI in the workplace and Data Privacy under the HIPPA Rule. The total length of training is approx. 40 minutes.
Home Healthcare workers face unique challenges in their work environment. This training will equip you with the essential skills and knowledge to navigate these challenges effectively. Key topics include clinician safety, patient care practices, workplace violence, fire safety, severe weather safety and defensive driving.
Explore strategies to prevent sexual harassment in home care, including legal protections, reporting procedures, and bystander intervention—ensuring safe, respectful workplaces for isolated caregivers.
Aide Training is dedicated to advancing the skills and knowledge of aides in the care at home industry. Our Aide training is designed to enhance patient care, prioritize safety, ensure compliance and elevate patient education, ultimately leading to improved overall patient satisfaction. By participating in Aide Training, aides gain access to cutting-edge techniques and insights that empower them to deliver exceptional care with confidence and professionalism.
Taking this course and the quiz and reviewing the additional resources would take a total of 60 minutes. This course we will explore the critical factors contributing to falls among older adults and discuss practical strategies for mitigating these risks. The agenda includes an overview of physiological, environmental and lifestyle-related factors that lead to falls, along with essential actions to enhance safety in both clinical and home settings. Participants will engage in interactive discussions and activities, culminating in a quiz that assesses their understanding of fall prevention measures and protocols for responding effectively when falls occur.
Taking this course and the quiz and reviewing the additional resources would take a total of 60 minutes. This training covers essential catheter care skills for healthcare aides, including proper techniques, infection prevention, and accurate documentation. Learners will also review company policies and CMS guidelines to ensure compliance and patient safety.
Taking this course and the quiz and reviewing the additional resources would take a total of 60 minutes. This course is designed to equip home health aides with the knowledge and skills to promote physical activity among care recipients. By understanding the benefits of exercise and learning practical strategies for incorporating it into daily routines, aides can positively impact the health and well-being of their clients.
This 60-minute training module is designed to equip Home Health Aides (HHAs) with essential knowledge and skills for providing personal hygiene care to patients in a home environment. The course covers healthy hygiene practices, company policies, documentation procedures, and the significance of adhering to CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services) Conditions of Participation. Additionally, it addresses common challenges faced by aides and offers practical strategies for overcoming them.
This training course is approx. 45 - 60 minutes long and this course trains Home Health Aides to confidently care for patients with hearing loss. Learners will explore the differences between hearing loss and deafness, types and stages of hearing loss, common communication challenges and tools such as hearing aids, cochlear implants and alerting devices. The course also covers strategies to improve communication, ensure safety, respect cultural preferences and follow company policies and CMS requirements. By the end, HHAs will be ready to help patients feel heard, understood and supported.
Welcome to the "Caring for People with Mental Health Conditions" course. This course is designed to enable mental health aides confidently and competently care for individuals who may be suffering from mental health challenges by recognizing what type of challenges they suffer from, how to communicate and assist them in daily activities and how to help them through their emotional and physical recovery process. This course is 60 minutes long.
Taking this course and the quiz and reviewing the additional resources would take a total of 60 minutes. End-Stage Liver disease effects 5.5 million people. Unfortunately, the prognosis is not good. In this training, the learner will gain knowledge of liver function, what causes liver disease, the stages of liver disease a patient may experience provide good care to this patient population and more. The learner will receive 1 contact in-service hour for completion.
This training course is approx. 60 minutes long and emphasizes the critical role of foot care in maintaining patient mobility and overall well-being, especially for those with pre-existing conditions like diabetes. Participants will learn essential daily foot care practices, how to identify common foot conditions and the importance of proper footwear and professional care to prevent complications.
This training course is approx. 60 minutes long and equips home care aides with practical knowledge about how nutrition supports healing and recovery. Participants will learn the role of key nutrients in wound healing and overall well-being, how to identify signs of poor nutrition and how to support clients with healthy food choices that promote healing. The course also covers practical meal planning strategies for clients with specific disease conditions through everyday food choices. By the end, home care aides will be equipped to make informed decisions that promote faster healing and better overall health for those in their care.
This training course is approx. 60 minutes long and equips home care aides with the essential knowledge and skills to support clients recovering from joint replacement surgery in a home setting. Participants will learn how to reinforce medical guidance, promote safe mobility, manage pain and foster emotional well-being during recovery. This course also emphasizes communication with the health care team, recognizing complications and adapting care plans to meet individual needs. Whether assisting with hip, knee or shoulder replacements, aides will gain confidence in providing compassionate, informed care that enhances healing and independence.
Taking this course and the quiz and reviewing the additional resources would take a total of 60 minutes. This course teaches Home Health Aides how to recognize and respond to various health emergencies while caring for clients at home. The training covers types of emergencies, company policies, proper documentation and reporting to supervisors. It aligns with CMS Conditions of Participation requirements. Additionally, the course highlights challenges aides might encounter and provides practical tips to overcome them.
This course is 60 minutes long. The “How to care for someone with stroke” is designed to enable caregivers to confidently and competently care for individuals who have suffered a stroke by recognizing symptoms, assisting in daily activities and understanding the emotional and physical recovery process.
Taking this course and the quiz and reviewing the additional resources would take a total of 60 minutes. This course provides essential training for aides on the importance of hydration and nutrition in patient care. Learners will gain practical skills to encourage healthy eating and drinking, document intake accurately and address common challenges such as patient refusal or swallowing difficulties. The course also covers company policies, proper reporting to supervisors and the role of aides in meeting CMS Conditions of Participation requirements.
This 60-minute course is designed to help health care aides recognize, understand and manage implicit bias in their daily practice. Through real-world scenarios, reflection activities and practical strategies, learners will see the difference between implicit and explicit bias and why it matters in health care and how bias shows up in everyday caregiving situations. By the end of the course, learners will be better equipped to deliver fair, respectful and patient-centered care—ensuring every individual feels seen, valued and supported.
