Axxess Training and Certification

This approximately 60-minute course provides hospice professionals with foundational knowledge and practical skills for caring for individuals living with Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias (ADRD). Participants will learn how ADRD affects behavior and daily functioning, explore the stages of Alzheimer’s disease and identify common symptoms and caregiving challenges at each stage. They will also build communication skills for hospice settings, including when to use validation therapy, how it differs from reality-oriented approaches and how each method can support compassionate, person-centered dementia care.

This 30-minute course focuses on how to select and implement AI tools that align with organizational needs and goals. Learners will explore how to identify the right problems to solve, match AI types to real‑world use cases and evaluate vendors based on value, usability and partnership strength. The course also covers strategies for gaining staff buy‑in, piloting solutions before scaling and avoiding common mistakes in AI adoption.

This microlearning will take approximately 4 minutes and focuses on the key elements of homebound status documentation, from evaluating a patient's eligibility and functional limitations to capturing the clinical evidence needed to support accurate and compliant documentation. This microlearning aims to promote understanding of the essentials of homebound status documentation, including how to evaluate and support homebound eligibility, identify appropriate clinical evidence and strengthen documentation.

This approximately 60-minute course provides hospice professionals with foundational knowledge and practical skills for caring for individuals living with Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias (ADRD). Participants will learn how ADRD affects behavior and daily functioning, explore the stages of Alzheimer’s disease and identify common symptoms and caregiving challenges at each stage. They will also build communication skills for hospice settings, including when to use validation therapy, how it differs from reality-oriented approaches and how each method can support compassionate, person-centered dementia care.

This microlearning will take approximately 3 minutes and focus on the key principles of hospice eligibility and why accurate eligibility decisions matter. This microlearning focuses on assessing the whole clinical picture, recognizing evidence of decline, strengthening documentation and understanding how eligibility decisions affect patient care, compliance, reimbursement and hospice operations.

This 90-minute course introduces health literacy in the home care setting and explains why it is essential for safe, effective and patient-centered care. Learners will explore the definitions of personal and organizational health literacy, identify populations at risk for limited health literacy, recognize common red flags and examine social and environmental factors that affect understanding at home. The course also provides practical strategies, such as plain language, visuals, hands-on teaching, caregiver involvement and the Teach-Back method to improve patient comprehension, support adherence, promote independence and strengthen documentation and care planning.

This course helps healthcare professionals understand implicit bias, its impact on care and communication, and provides actionable strategies to reduce bias—fostering a more inclusive, equitable, and patient-centered environment.

This training course is approximately 60 minutes long and this course provides an in-depth exploration of various leadership styles, including transformational, transactional, servant, and situational leadership. Participants will learn to assess their own leadership style, adapt to the needs of their teams, and implement effective strategies for communication, motivation, and conflict resolution. The course emphasizes practical application of these principles in daily leadership practices, supported by resources for ongoing professional development. 

This training course is approx. 60 minutes long and prepares home health aides to care for patients with heart disease in the home setting. Learners will explore common heart conditions in adults and children, understand the benefits of home health care and review their role in improving independence and quality of life for patients. The training covers company policies, documentation and CMS Conditions of Participation requirements, while also addressing cultural considerations and practical strategies to overcome common obstacles. By the end of this course, aides will be better equipped to support patients, prevent hospital remissions and provide safe, respectful and effective care.