Home Health Aide Training Videos

This program teaches unlicensed home care personnel how to assist with medications and remain within their scope of practice.

Respecting clients' rights to confidentiality is an important part of providing good home care. Privacy rights are legally enforced through a federal law titled HIPAA. This DVD describes HIPAA guidelines and teaches home care providers about the importance of maintaining confidentiality in a variety of settings.

The training video programs in our Home Health Aide Continuing Education Package can be used to satisfy your HHA inservice requirements and meet the Federal inservice requirements outlined in 42 CFR 484.36(b)(2)(iii).

Alabama has no formal initial training requirements for non-certified and non-licensed caregivers. Based off other state compliance programs for Homemaker initial training, we recommend our 6 hour Basic Training Package:

Over 20 million Americans suffer from depression. This video will train your staff on the signs, symptoms, and treatment of depression. The caregiver's role and suicide is also addressed.

Incident reports are required by state regulations and when done properly can be an important part of your risk management strategies. This video course will address when to report an incident, what to document, how to fill out an incident report form, and when multiple reports might be necessary.

The Assisted Living Dementia Care Staff Training Kit from Care and Compliance Group provides you with practical training materials and DVDs that make it easy to conduct dementia care staff training in your Assisted Living or Residential Care Community. This kit is perfect for training new staff as well as conducting ongoing in-services.

This video reviews key concepts related to caring for residents with diabetes, including the definition of diabetes, types of diabetes, preventing complications, and assisting with insulin.

This program teaches home care personnel about observation, reporting and documentation, three important areas of client care.

This module will address key general workplace safety concepts, including workplace injuries, ergonomics, reporting, and more.

This program addresses common issues that caregivers in a home health setting will face in treating a patient with Alzheimer's. Join us as we discuss the stages of Alzheimer's and the modifications that can be made in the home to help these patients. 2 CE Contact Hours Learning Guide Included

This course teaches your staff how to assist residents with their ambulatory aides and safe transfer techniques. Also explained are practices that should be avoided, such as pushing residents while sitting on their walker bench.

This program teaches primary and family caregivers safe practices for administering and storing various types of medications.

This 43-hour training course is used by home care agencies, community colleges and other organizations to train in-home care providers.

When home care professionals and primary caregivers are educated about Alzheimer's Disease and provided with helpful communication tools, it can increase their understanding, making it easier for them to relate with those who have Alzheimer's. Improved communication and acceptance naturally create a higher quality of life for the person who has Alzheimer's.

This program teaches home care professionals and primary caregivers about the complexities of elder abuse in the home and presents signs and symptoms for each form of abuse.

HIPAA security and privacy compliance is mandatory! Walk your home health employees through the basics of the HIPAA Security and Privacy Rules and make sure sensitive personal information is handled with the highest level of security and confidentiality.

This module will address the purpose of individualized resident service plans. Issues addressed in service plans, individualizing resident care, creating and updating service plans, and the role the caregiver plays in the service planning process will all be discussed. This module will also address regulatory requirements.

This program explores how cultural beliefs and values affect communication and understanding. Interviews with experts in the field provide further insight on how to provide culturally competent care.

In this module we will examine age related changes our residents may experience, discuss effective interventions to assist our residents with these changes, and observe for signs and symptoms of dementia.

This 21-hour training course is used by home care agencies, community colleges and other organizations to train in-home care providers.

This program teaches unlicensed home care personnel how to assist with medications and remain within their scope of practice.

This module will address the causes of back injury, safe lifting techniques, and safely assisting residents.

Unfortunately, mental health nurses may have to care for persons who, for a variety of reasons, may be physically threatening or aggressive.

This video training module addresses that residents should be encouraged to remain as independent as possible. We will discuss when residents require assistance, approaches that are unique to each resident; when continued refusal occurs, staff must solicit help from a supervisor; and why it is important to share information with coworkers about what approaches work best for each resident.