Axxess Training and Certification

Home What’s New: Solution Updates – June 2026 is a 40-minute course that provides staff and administrators with an overview of the latest enhancements in Axxess Home Care. The training covers updates such as enabling and applying Vital Sign Parameters, activating Autofill Signature Date and Time, managing permissions for co-signatures and co-signing abilities and accessing reports like the Nonpayable Tasks Report. Learners gain both knowledge of where these features are located and their purpose, as well as practical skills to configure and apply them in daily workflows. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped to streamline documentation, strengthen compliance and improve overall care delivery.

Hospice What's New: Solution Updates December 2025 is an 80-minute training that highlights five key enhancements in Axxess Hospice Solutions. Through three concise modules, learners will explore updates that improve care delivery, streamline workflows, and support compliance. Topics include new CAHPS survey options, payment archiving, accounts receivable adjustments, UB-04 automation, and updated HOPE questions in nursing notes.

This training course is approximately 60 minutes long and this course provides home health clinicians with a practical understanding of Patient Rights under the Conditions of Participation (CoPs). It emphasizes how to effectively educate patients, ensure understanding and consistently demonstrate respect, communication and compliance during every visit. Learners will gain actionable strategies to support patient engagement, protect rights and meet surveyor expectations through real-world application.

This course prepares care-at-home professionals with essential knowledge to identify the types and warning signs of elder abuse, understand risk factors, and apply prevention strategies. Learners gain critical skills for reporting suspected abuse and supporting affected individuals with compassion and professionalism. Designed to enhance safety, awareness, and confidence, this training promotes a respectful, vigilant approach to delivering care in the home environment.

This course empowers care-at-home professionals to understand and apply HIPAA regulations confidently. Learners explore privacy rules, data security practices, and real-world scenarios to safeguard patient information. With a focus on practical application in the home setting, this training helps caregivers maintain trust, avoid violations, and uphold the highest standards of confidentiality.

This course will take approximately 27 minutes and this course explores the evolving regulatory environment facing home health agencies and the increasing scrutiny from CMS. This course provides practical strategies to strengthen compliance, reduce organizational risk and prepare for heightened oversight. Participants will examine key areas including clinical documentation, referral relationships, workforce competency, internal auditing, cybersecurity and mission-driven care—building a stronger foundation for sustainable, compliant operations.

This course, designed specifically for Home Health financial professionals, simplifies the complexities of home health billing into clear, actionable guidance. Whether you're new to billing or refining your skills, this course helps you avoid costly errors, streamline processes, and ensure proper reimbursement—all while staying aligned with regulatory standards.

This course, designed for care-at-home professionals, it builds a strong foundation in Medicare eligibility while reinforcing the principles of skilled home health care. Learners gain clarity on coverage requirements, Home Health industry 101 education and documentation essentials, while also exploring how quality metrics shape care delivery. Whether you're supporting patients or strengthening compliance, this course helps you align clinical decisions with regulatory standards and quality outcomes.

This course will take approximately 31 minutes and this course provides practical strategies for strengthening hospice compliance while preserving high-quality, patient-centered care. Through a series of concise microlearning modules, learners will explore hospice eligibility documentation, ongoing eligibility monitoring, General Inpatient (GIP) level-of-care audits, ethical referral and marketing practices,  organization-wide compliance education, Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement (QAPI) activities and mission-driven care. Participants will gain actionable best practices to improve documentation, reduce regulatory risk, support audit readiness and foster a culture of continuous quality improvement and ethical decision-making.