Curriculum

All 8 modules,
one clear path.

Every module is available online, self-paced, and designed to build the clinical knowledge and professional skills you need to get certified.

Introduction to Home Health Services
01

Introduction to Home Health Services

Modern healthcare practices and innovation in the home health industry.

Online module
Home Health Care Settings
02

Home Health Care Settings

Scope and delivery of home health services across different care environments.

Online module
Role & Responsibilities of the Home Health Aide
03

Role & Responsibilities of the Home Health Aide

Essential skills and knowledge for HHA certification and professional practice.

Online module
Scope of Practice & Professional Boundaries
04

Scope of Practice & Professional Boundaries

Understanding what HHAs can and cannot do, and how to maintain professional standards.

Online module
Ethics, Laws & Confidentiality (HIPAA)
05

Ethics, Laws & Confidentiality (HIPAA)

Legal and ethical standards in home care, including patient privacy and HIPAA compliance.

Online module
Client Rights & Advocacy
06

Client Rights & Advocacy

Protecting client rights, promoting dignity, and advocating for those in your care.

Online module
Recognition & Reporting of Abuse and Neglect
07

Recognition & Reporting of Abuse and Neglect

Identifying signs of abuse or neglect and following proper reporting procedures.

Online module
Care Plans & Basic Documentation
08

Care Plans & Basic Documentation

Following individualized care plans and accurately documenting daily care and observations.

Online module
Skills training

Clinical skills, built into every module.

16 hours of practical skills training grouped by care area — everything a certified HHA needs to know.

Personal Hygiene

Complete bathing, grooming, skin care, and infection control techniques for bedbound and mobile residents.

Oral Care

Routine oral hygiene, denture care, and safe oral care procedures for unconscious or non-responsive residents.

Dressing & Grooming

Proper techniques for dressing residents, including those with limited mobility or an affected limb.

Mobility & Transfers

Safe transfer techniques using a transfer belt, proper body mechanics, and resident positioning in bed.

Daily Care & Therapy

Feeding assistance, applying support stockings, bedpan use, and passive range of motion exercises.