: The Home Health Aide (HHA) Program prepares learners for a meaningful career providing essential personal care and health?related support to individuals who need assistance beyond what family or friends can provide. Also known as Home Caregivers or Residential Assistants (RAs), HHAs are vital members of the direct care workforce, supporting patients in maintaining comfort, dignity, and independence. This comprehensive program builds practical, job?ready skills through focused instruction on patient care, documentation, communication, and professional responsibilities across a range of care settings.
: Upon successful completion of our Home Health Aide Course, students may be prepared, in part, to sit for state certification. Each state has its own regulations. Visit the National Association for Home Care and Hospice (NAHC) to view a state requirement list. Each state has specific requirements, we recommend you check with your state: health aide http://phinational.org/policy/home-health-aide-training-requirements-state
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Lesson 1
Home Health Aide
Module 1: Orientation to Home Care Part 1
Module 2: Orientation to Home Care Part 2
Module 3: Managing the Home Environment
Module 4: Preventing Infection and Body Mechanics
Module 5: Bedmaking, Personal Care and Elimination
Module 6: Home Care Procedures
Module 7: Caring for Older Adults, Mothers, Infants, and Children
Module 8: Clients with Mental Illness and Those Requiring Home Care
Module 9: Caring for the Client at the End of Life, Emergencies & Employment
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