Home care & companionship
Orientation and practical training for non-medical home care, companionship, homemaking, client communication, boundaries, safety, documentation, and escalation.
Training for care delivered at home
Home Health Academy supports the learning needs of home care, skilled home health, personal care, companionship, and health-maintenance teams. Courses are designed for caregivers and agency professionals, including home health aides, personal care workers, CNAs, nurses, therapists, coordinators, schedulers, office staff, administrators, referral teams, and private-pay support teams.
Home health
Training for skilled home health teams, including aides, CNAs, nurses, therapists, infection prevention, HIPAA, emergency preparedness, and compliance.
Personal care & health maintenance
Education covering ADLs, IADLs, personal care skills, competency, nurse delegation boundaries, health-maintenance activities, and accurate records.
Hospice-adjacent care teams
Foundational caregiver and agency training topics that are relevant to teams coordinating supportive in-home care. Confirm hospice-specific requirements with the responsible hospice and state regulator.
Available online in Colorado, California & Florida
Because the Academy is online, care teams can access training from cities and communities throughout Colorado, California, Florida, and across the United States. The Academy does not represent that a course alone meets a particular city, county, state, payer, employer, license, certification, or hospice requirement. Colorado rules are cited where expressly identified; users must verify local and state requirements before use.
Frequently asked questions
Who is this home care training for?
For agencies and professionals working in home care, home health, personal care, companionship, private pay, and related in-home support roles.
Can a personal care worker take these courses online?
Yes. The Academy includes online personal care and caregiver learning resources. Agency-specific competency, supervision, and authorization requirements still apply.
Does health-maintenance training authorize a task?
No. Training does not replace the required nurse delegation, task-specific authorization, competency assessment, or state requirements.