Essential Training At Your Finger Tips

Every business owner wants to increase revenue and long-term viability. But as a home care business owner, you face unique challenges and decisions regarding scalability and profitability. You must decide what service lines to offer; how to expand territory and market share; and how to operate compliantly and cost-effectively in a complex regulatory environment. Some key considerations include: • Your exit strategy or end goal • Expansion via a satellite office or separate agency • Skilled vs. private duty service lines Read More

This session will address 484.70, which covers infection control program requirements and how to implement in agency. Course Instructor - Glenda Burke Read More

Emergency Preparedness for Licensed-Only Agencies: Now's the Time to Update Your Plan! This session will review and explain AHCA regulations as they pertain to the Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan. Topics covered include specific regulations and scenarios for agency Adminstrators to consider in the event of a mandatory evacuation Read More

This session will address 484.75 and 484.80, which cover skilled professional services and home health aide services Read More

America is facing an unprecedented challenge: nearly a quarter of our population is reaching retirement age. Americans are living longer and with more chronic conditions, which means greater cost to the healthcare system. In essence, the gap is growing between the number of aging Americans needing home care and the available resources and programs to fund their care. In order to thrive in the evolving healthcare ecosystem, private duty agencies must understand how these programs are changing and how newly-emerging programs will alter the landscape dramatically. Read More

This course is built to satisfy the communication barriers requirement for home care. The goal of this course is to educate employees on addressing communication barriers, performing the SBAR technique, giving and receiving verbal orders, and communicating with patients with limited English proficiency, and hearing, communicative, and visual impairment. The course targets anyone who works in a home care setting. This means nurses, CNAs, home health aides, therapists, and office staff. Read More