HealthTrainU™ Offers Personalized Healthcare Courses.

HealthTrainU™ now offers you individual courses for your specific needs. If you need just a few credit hours to fulfill your licensing, credentialing or compliance requirements, we are here to assist you! As an IACET Accredited Provider, you can be sure HealthTrainU education meets and exceeds the accreditation standard we must adhere to. Some courses are also approved or accepted by other credentialing agencies. Look for your organization beside the course title.*

Every HealthTrainU course is researched and developed by industry experts, so you know our content is top-notch and available to you at any time on-line. A certificate is awarded upon successful completion (score of 80% or better) and you have the ability to access your Certificate and Student Transcript for one year from sign-up.

Simply select the area of study to see the categorized courses. Clicking on those links will bring up the courses in that library. From there, click on “Add To Cart” and then go on to the next step. Please feel free to call us at: 919-785-1214 x 329 or at: [email protected] if you are having any difficulty or questions.

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HME310-2025: Basic DME and HME Equipment - 2025

A strong working knowledge of the most commonly provided durable and home medical equipment is fundamental to delivering effective, patient-centered care in the HME setting. This course offers a practical and thorough overview of the core equipment categories that HME professionals encounter most frequently in the field — including bathroom and toileting equipment, hospital beds and support surfaces, and aids to daily living, mobility, and ambulation. For each equipment type, this course provides clear descriptions and real-world application guidance, as well as insight into the patient populations most likely to require these products and the additional HME needs they may present. Whether you are new to the industry or looking to deepen your product knowledge, this course equips you with the foundational understanding needed to confidently
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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1.75

HME204-2026: HME204-Diseases & Disabilities - Later Adult Onset

As adults age beyond 50, the likelihood of encountering chronic illness, progressive disease, or physical disability increases significantly — bringing with it a distinct set of clinical, emotional, and practical challenges. For home medical equipment professionals, a thorough understanding of the conditions most commonly experienced by this population is essential to delivering care that is both clinically informed and genuinely compassionate. This course provides a comprehensive overview of later adult-onset diseases and disabilities, exploring their general causes, symptoms, treatment approaches, and the equipment considerations that support safe, effective care in the home environment. Thoughtful attention is also given to the emotional needs and concerns of older patients and their caregivers, and to the meaningful role that HME providers play in fostering the trust, comfort, and quality of life that this population deserves.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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1 hour

DME101-2026: Mobility Aids: Crutches & Canes

Mobility aids are far more than simple tools — they are life-changing devices that, when properly selected and fitted, can significantly enhance a patient's independence, confidence, and safety. The key to maximizing their benefit lies in thoughtfully matching the right aid to each patient's unique needs, abilities, limitations, and environment. This course provides healthcare professionals with a practical and thorough overview of crutches and canes, covering the types of mobility aids available, the principles of proper device fitting for optimal safety and efficiency, and the parameters for matching both the device and the appropriate ambulation pattern — or gait — to each patient's specific circumstances. By building this foundational knowledge, DME professionals will be better equipped to guide patients toward the mobility solutions that best support their recovery, comfort, and quality of life.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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DME102-2026: Mobility Aids: Walkers

or many patients, a walker represents a critical bridge between dependence and independence — and selecting and fitting the right walker can make all the difference in their safety, comfort, and confidence. The key to maximizing that benefit lies in carefully matching the appropriate device to each patient's unique needs, abilities, limitations, and living environment. This course provides DME professionals with a focused and practical overview of walkers, covering the various types available, the principles of proper fitting for safe and efficient use, and the parameters for matching both the walker and the most appropriate ambulation pattern — or gait — to each patient. By developing this knowledge, DME professionals will be well-equipped to guide patients toward the walker solution that best supports their mobility goals and overall quality of life.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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1 Contact hour

HH568: Health Disparities and Implicit Bias: What Health Care Professionals Should Know

Delivering truly equitable, high-quality healthcare requires more than clinical skill — it demands an honest understanding of the systemic barriers that prevent many patients from accessing the care they need and deserve. This course examines the social, structural, and institutional obstacles that contribute to health disparities, empowering home health professionals to recognize and thoughtfully address inequities in the care they provide. By building awareness of the challenges faced by underserved and marginalized populations, this course supports a broader commitment to fostering a more just and inclusive healthcare environment — one where every patient, regardless of background or circumstance, receives the dignity and quality of care they are entitled to.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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1
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1.25 Contact hours

HH532: Cultural Diversity & Communication/Language Barriers in Home Health

We will discuss communication and language barriers. Look at how you communicate in your everyday life. Add in people you don’t know, languages you can’t understand and cultures that do things differently, and you can see how we raise barriers without even thinking. (Course applies to one of the ACHC Annual Training Requirements)
Price: $10.00 CEUs: 0.00
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1.25
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1.25 Contact hours

HH512: Respect, Confidentiality and Patient Rights for Home Health

This course is on the critical importance of respect for your patients. It is reflected in recognizing the dignity and humanity of your patients, treating all of the information they provide you as confidential, and knowing and responding to the rights and responsibilities of both you and your patients. (Course applies to one of the ACHC Annual Training Requirements)
Price: $10.00 CEUs: 0.00
*VNA Contact
1.25
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1.5 Contact hours

HH454: Preventing Workplace Violence in Home Health

Identifying dangerous conditions and implementing control strategies is essential to reduce workplace violence and is the focus of this course. Often, the victims are workers who work alone or work independently in the field, as do many home health care employees. This course identifies some of the red flags for you to watch out for and how to react if confronted with a violent episode.
Price: $12.50 CEUs: 0.00
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1.75
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1 Contact hour

HH240: Common Courtesy and Professionalism for Home Health and Hospice

This course is focused on the professional courtesy required as we deal with customers. Every individual merits courtesy; however, illness, injury or disabilities create some special issues that need to be addressed. Add the fact that the interaction home health providers have with their patient/caregiver is in a home, and the need for courtesy becomes even more profound.
Price: $10.00 CEUs: 0.00
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1
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1.75 Contact hours

HH522: Infection Control & Air/Bloodborne Pathogens for Home Health

It is essential that those of us associated with home care understand the importance of practicing infection control, both for our benefit and for the benefit of home patients. With the knowledge this course provides, we protect ourselves and have the opportunity to educate and protect those we serve. (Course applies to one of the ACHC Annual Training Requirements)
Price: $12.50 CEUs: 0.00
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1.75
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1.25 Contact hours

HH520: Compliance in the Home Health Industry: Medicare

This course is about compliance. Most specifically, compliance with Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) rules. That does not discount the importance of compliance with the rules of accrediting organizations. Nor are we intentionally ignoring OSHA, DOT, are any other body (there are many) that make rules impacting home health. (Course applies to one of the ACHC Annual Training Requirements)
Price: $12.50 CEUs: 0.00
*VNA Contact
1.75
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1 Contact hour

HH514: Safety and Readiness in the Home Health Environment

The course has simple ways to prepare so that accidents either don’t occur or are dealt with quickly and assuredly. Safety can, and does, matter. Now, the critical point - Almost all of these deaths were preventable. See why and how in this course plus who and when you should report any accident. (Course applies to one of the ACHC Annual Training Requirements)
Price: $10.00 CEUs: 0.00
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1 Contact hour

HH462: Fall Prevention Strategies for Home Health Agencies

Falls among the elderly represent one of the most pressing patient safety challenges in healthcare today. According to the National Council on Aging (NCOA), one in four Americans over the age of 65 will experience a fall each year — making falls the leading cause of both fatal and non-fatal injuries among older adults, with devastating consequences for quality of life and significant financial costs for patients, families, and the healthcare system alike. This course underscores the urgency of fall prevention in the home health setting, equipping professionals with the knowledge and awareness needed to identify risk factors, implement preventive strategies, and ultimately help protect the elderly patients in their care from one of the most common — and most preventable — threats to their health and independence.
Price: $10.00 CEUs: 0.00
*VNA Contact
1
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1 Contact hour

HH540: Quality Assurance and Performance Improvements (QAPI) in Home Health

The goals of this course are to describe the key components of the Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement (QAPI) program as well as the infection prevention and control standard and the requirements for integration into the QAPI program. (Course applies to one of the ACHC Annual Training Requirements)
Price: $10.00 CEUs: 0.00
*VNA Contact
1.25
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1 Contact hour

HH556: Ethics and the Law for Health Care Professionals

This course will discuss the ethics bridge that we cross every day with every decision that we make. This course cannot tell you what is right and wrong as there is no “law”. Only you can decide that, guided by your ethics. (Course applies to one of the ACHC Annual Training Requirements)
Price: $10.00 CEUs: 0.10
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1
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1.25 Contact hours

HH360: Understanding COPD for Home Health

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is one of the most prevalent and challenging conditions encountered in home health care. As a progressive disease, COPD worsens over time, gradually diminishing a patient's ability to breathe and significantly impacting their quality of life. Symptoms such as chronic cough, excess mucus production, wheezing, shortness of breath, and chest tightness can profoundly affect a patient's daily functioning — making knowledgeable, compassionate care essential. This course provides healthcare professionals with a foundational understanding of COPD — its progression, its symptoms, and its impact on the patients they serve — equipping them with the clinical awareness needed to deliver informed, effective care to those living with this complex respiratory condition.
Price: $10.00 CEUs: 1.25
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1.25
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1.50 Contact hours

HH362: Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease

While Alzheimer's disease is often used as a general term for dementia, it is just one of many distinct conditions that fall under this complex and deeply impactful diagnosis. Understanding the full spectrum of dementia-related diseases is essential for any healthcare professional working with this vulnerable population. This course provides up-to-date, comprehensive information on the different types of dementia, including their signs and symptoms, diagnostic tools, and current pharmaceutical approaches. Beyond the clinical framework, this course also addresses the progression of dementia over time and the unique and evolving care needs of both patients and their caregivers — equipping home health professionals with the knowledge and sensitivity needed to provide truly compassionate, informed care at every stage of the disease.
Price: $10.00 CEUs: 0.00
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1.5
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1.25 Contact hours

HH364: Understanding Diabetes

Diabetes is one of the most common and consequential conditions encountered in home health care — and a thorough understanding of the disease is essential for any professional working with affected patients. At its core, diabetes occurs when blood glucose levels rise beyond healthy limits, creating a cascade of potential health complications that can significantly impact a patient's long-term well-being and physical function. This course provides a comprehensive exploration of diabetes, covering both Type I and Type II, their key differences, and the broader clinical picture that emerges following diagnosis. From foundational concepts to the real-world implications of living with the disease, this course equips healthcare professionals with the knowledge needed to better understand, support, and care for the patients they serve at every stage of their diabetic journey.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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1.5
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1.2 Contact hours

HH164: Telehealth and Remote Patient Monitoring

Telehealth has rapidly transformed the way healthcare is delivered — and for home health professionals, understanding this evolving technology is more important than ever. Originally developed to bridge the gap for patients in rural and medically underserved communities, telehealth has grown exponentially in reach and application, a trend that was dramatically accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic beginning in late 2019. This course provides healthcare professionals with a foundational understanding of telehealth — its origins, its evolution, and its growing role within the broader healthcare system. By exploring how this technology has reshaped patient care and expanded access to services, you will be better prepared to embrace and effectively utilize telehealth as an integral part of modern home health practice.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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1.2
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1.5 Contact hours

HH366: Understanding Heart Failure

The heart is perhaps the most recognized and revered organ in the human body — central not only to our physical survival, but woven deeply into how we experience and express our lives. We feel it race with exertion, slow with rest, and respond instinctively to the world around us. It is both a clinical subject and a profoundly human one. This course moves beyond the familiar and into the essential, providing healthcare professionals with a thorough understanding of the heart as a vital organ — how it functions, what can go wrong, and why a strong clinical knowledge of cardiac health is indispensable in delivering quality patient care. Whether you are refreshing foundational knowledge or building on existing expertise, this course offers meaningful insights into one of the body's most critical systems.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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1.5
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1.0 Contact hours

HH365: Diabetic Foot Care

Foot care is one of the most critical — and often overlooked — aspects of diabetes management. With approximately half of all people living with diabetes experiencing some form of diabetic neuropathy, the risk of nerve damage, particularly in the feet and legs, is a very real and serious concern. Left unaddressed, loss of sensation in the feet can lead to significant complications that profoundly impact a patient's mobility, independence, and overall quality of life. This course builds on the fundamentals of diabetes care with a focused examination of diabetic foot health, equipping home health professionals with the knowledge needed to recognize the signs of neuropathy, understand its implications, and provide the attentive, proactive care that can make a meaningful difference in patient outcomes.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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1.3 Contact hours

HH172: Concepts in Palliative Care for Nurses

Caring for seriously ill patients is one of the most profound and demanding responsibilities in home health nursing — requiring not only clinical expertise, but a deep commitment to compassionate, patient-centered care. This course provides nurses with a comprehensive look at the current landscape of palliative care and hospice in the United States, grounding practice in the key statistics and trends that shape how seriously ill patients are cared for today. Beyond the data, this course outlines evidence-based clinical practice guidelines and explores the essential skills and qualities that define excellence in home health nursing at the end of life. Whether you are new to palliative and hospice care or looking to deepen your existing knowledge, this course offers a meaningful framework for delivering care that honors the dignity and comfort of every patient you serve.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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1.25
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1 Contact hour

HH612: Alzheimer’s: Nursing’s Role in Education

Caring for a loved one or patient with Alzheimer's disease is a journey that demands not only clinical knowledge but also patience, empathy, and a deep understanding of how the disease evolves. This course is designed for both family caregivers and home health professionals, providing the knowledge, skills, and practical tools needed to navigate the unique and ever-changing challenges that Alzheimer's care presents. From understanding the progression of the disease to addressing the distinct needs of both patients and the caregivers who support them, this course offers a compassionate and comprehensive framework for delivering care that preserves dignity, promotes comfort, and supports the well-being of everyone involved in the caregiving journey.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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1 Contact hour

HH616: COPD: Nursing's Role in Education

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is a significant and growing public health concern — a leading cause of disability and, as of 2020, the third leading cause of death in the United States. For home health nurses, understanding this disease and effectively communicating its implications to patients and caregivers is not just a clinical responsibility; it is a critical component of quality care. This course defines and examines the nurse's essential role in COPD patient education, equipping home health professionals with the knowledge and practical guidance needed to empower patients and their caregivers to better understand, manage, and live with this complex and progressive condition.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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1 Contact hour

HH262: The Experience of Loss and Grief

Grief is an inevitable and deeply human experience — one that touches not only the patients and families we serve, but the dedicated professionals who care for them. For licensed nurses in the home health setting, understanding grief and responding to it with both clinical knowledge and genuine compassion is an essential component of holistic, patient-centered care. This course provides a thorough grounding in the theoretical frameworks and best practices that guide nurses in supporting patients and family members through loss and grief. By exploring the nurse's unique role in this profoundly sensitive area of care, this course equips licensed nurses with the tools and insight needed to provide meaningful, dignified support during some of the most difficult moments in their patients' lives — while also acknowledging the emotional weight that this important work can carry for caregivers themselves.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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1.25 Contact hours

HH368: Understanding Stroke

This course includes evidence, statistics and facts on the current state of prevention, the types of strokes, risk factors, signs and symptoms, the importance of early intervention, treatment, rehabilitation and the role of nursing. This is invaluable for nurses whether they are new to the disease or require the most update clinical, research and approaches.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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1.5
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1.0 Contact hours

HH442: Impairment in the Workplace

Workplace impairment is a serious and complex issue that affects healthcare organizations and the patients they serve in profound ways. Recognizing the signs, understanding the underlying causes, and knowing how to respond appropriately are essential responsibilities for every healthcare professional — regardless of role or setting. This course provides a comprehensive framework for addressing workplace impairment, covering the full scope of the issue including its prevalence, the various types of impairment, signs and symptoms to watch for, available treatment options, and relevant educational programs. Additionally, this course addresses the ethical and legal dimensions of impairment in the workplace, including codes of ethics, mandatory reporting requirements, and real-world examples of state reporting practices — equipping healthcare professionals with the knowledge and confidence to handle these sensitive situations with integrity and care.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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1.2
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1 Contact hours

HH750: Medical Errors: Understanding is Key to Preventing

Patient safety is a cornerstone of quality home health care — and understanding how errors occur and how they can be prevented is a critical responsibility for every home health professional. This course takes a focused look at errors in the home care setting, examining their causes and consequences while providing a clear framework for building a culture of safety within your organization. Central to this course is the role of a structured patient safety program as an integral component of a Quality Assurance Performance Improvement (QAPI) program. By connecting error prevention strategies to a broader quality improvement framework, this course equips home health professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to proactively identify risks, reduce errors, and continuously elevate the standard of care delivered to patients in the home.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
*VNA Contact
1
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*Pre-ATP means RESNA will accept the course for credit prior to taking the ATP exam. RA means RESNA has accepted that course for post-ATP credit. HealthTrainU™ has been approved as an Accredited Provider ( Verify our IACET Accreditation) by the International Accreditors for Continuing and Training (IACET). Your national or state association credentialing needs may be different. Always check to verify that IACET CEUs will fulfill those credentialing requirements.