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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0.3 IACET CEUs

HH162: DMEPOS Product/Supply Selection: Information for Home Health Providers

As a home health provider, a working knowledge of the DMEPOS products your patients use — or may need — is an invaluable asset in delivering truly comprehensive, coordinated care. This course approaches product and supply selection from the provider's perspective, offering practical insight into the uses, variations, and fitting considerations of the most commonly encountered equipment and supplies in the home health setting. Upon completing this course, home health professionals will have a stronger understanding of the products their patients rely on, the general education typically provided by product suppliers, and how that knowledge can be applied to better support patient safety, comfort, and independence. By bridging the gap between clinical care and equipment expertise, this course empowers home health providers to serve as more informed and effective advocates for the patients in their care.
Price: $15.00 CEUs: 0.00
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0.2 IACET CEUs

HH251: Durable Medical Equipment/Home Medical Equipment in the Home Health Environment

A working knowledge of the durable and home medical equipment most commonly used in the home health setting is essential for any provider committed to delivering safe, well-coordinated patient care. This course offers a practical overview of the most frequently encountered DME and HME categories, including bathroom and toileting equipment, hospital beds and support surfaces, and aids to daily living, mobility, and ambulation. By building familiarity with these essential product categories and their applications, home health professionals will be better equipped to understand the full scope of equipment their patients may require — and to communicate more effectively with DME suppliers and other members of the care team on their patients' behalf.
Price: $12.50 CEUs: 0.00
*VNA Contact
1.75
Hours
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0.2 IACET

HH253: Rehab Equipment in the Home Health Environment

Rehabilitation equipment plays a pivotal role in helping patients adapt, regain function, and maintain independence in their daily lives. From manual wheelchairs to sophisticated power chairs and a broad range of supportive assistive technology, the equipment covered in this course represents some of the most impactful tools available to home health patients navigating the ongoing process of rehabilitation and functional adaptation. This course provides home health professionals with a practical overview of the most commonly used rehab equipment in the home setting, offering insight into the purpose, application, and significance of these devices in supporting patients' functional capabilities and overall quality of life. By developing a stronger familiarity with rehabilitation and assistive technology, home health providers will be better positioned to understand and advocate for the equipment needs of the patients in their care.
Price: $12.50 CEUs: 0.00
*VNA Contact
1.75
Hours
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0.1 IACET

HH255: Respiratory Equipment in the Home Health Environment

Respiratory equipment is among the most critical and life-sustaining technologies used in the home health setting — and for home health professionals, a working knowledge of the devices and therapies available to their patients is essential to delivering informed, coordinated care. This course provides a practical overview of the most commonly used respiratory therapy equipment in the home environment, offering clear descriptions of each device and its clinical application. Beyond respiratory equipment specifically, this course also broadens home health professionals' awareness of the broader range of home medical equipment their patients may require to achieve greater independence and quality of life. By strengthening this foundational knowledge, providers are better equipped to recognize patient needs, communicate effectively with DME suppliers, and serve as more informed advocates for the patients in their care.
Price: $10.00 CEUs: 0.00
*VNA Contact
1.25
Hours
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1 hour - Non-Licensed Staff

HCA174: Concepts in Palliative Care for Home Health Aides

The end of life is one of the most profound and sacred stages of the human experience — and the care provided during this time can make a lasting difference in the comfort, dignity, and peace of both patients and their families. Home health aides play a vital and deeply meaningful role in this process, serving on the front lines of palliative care and ensuring that the physical, psychological, social, and spiritual needs of patients are met with compassion and expertise. This course introduces home health aides to the foundational concepts of palliative care, providing the knowledge and sensitivity needed to deliver holistic, patient-centered support during this significant stage of life. By deepening your understanding of what palliative care truly means — and the irreplaceable role aides play within it — this course equips you to bring both skill and genuine human compassion to one of the most important responsibilities in home health care.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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1.25 hours - Non-Licensed Staff

HCA342: A Caregiver’s Guide to COPD

Caring for a patient with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) requires both clinical awareness and a deep reservoir of patience and compassion. As a progressive and life-limiting condition, COPD develops slowly over time — gradually restricting a patient's ability to breathe and diminishing their capacity to perform even the most routine daily activities. In 2020, COPD became the third leading cause of death in the United States, underscoring the critical importance of knowledgeable, attentive caregiving for those living with this disease. This course is designed specifically for home health aides and non-licensed caregiving staff, providing the foundational understanding of COPD needed to deliver safe, informed, and compassionate care. From recognizing the progression of the disease and its worsening symptoms, to understanding how COPD impacts a patient's daily life and functional independence, this course equips caregivers with the knowledge and awareness needed to make a meaningful difference in the lives of the patients they serve.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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1.25 hours - Non-Licensed Staff

HCA346: Alzheimer’s: Tips for Caregivers

Caring for a patient living with Alzheimer's disease is a deeply personal and ever-evolving responsibility — one that demands not only practical skill, but patience, empathy, and a thorough understanding of how the disease progresses over time. This course is designed to equip home health aides and non-licensed caregiving staff with the knowledge, skills, and hands-on tips needed to deliver confident, compassionate care to Alzheimer's patients at every stage of their journey. In addition to foundational caregiving guidance, this course offers practical examples and insights to support nurses in coaching and guiding caregivers as they navigate the changes and challenges that accompany the progression of Alzheimer's disease. Together, this knowledge supports a coordinated, informed approach to care that honors the dignity and individuality of every patient throughout the course of the disease.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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1 hour - Non-Licensed Staff

HCA263: The Experience of Loss and Grief: Home Care Aides

Loss and grief are deeply human experiences that home care aides encounter with profound regularity — and responding to them with knowledge, sensitivity, and compassion is one of the most important skills a caregiver can develop. This course provides home care aides with the key information and best practices needed to support patients and families navigating the complex emotional landscape of loss, particularly within the context of palliative care. By building a thoughtful and informed foundation in grief support, this course empowers home care aides to show up fully for the patients and families they serve during some of life's most difficult and tender moments — offering not just physical care, but the kind of genuine human presence that makes a lasting difference.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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1 hour - Non-Licensed Staff

HCA567: Health Disparities and Implicit Bias: What Home Health Aides, Nursing Assistants and Other Caregivers Should Know

Delivering truly equitable care requires more than good intentions — it requires an honest willingness to examine the unconscious biases that can shape our perceptions and influence the care we provide, often without our awareness. This course explores the critical relationship between health disparities and healthcare delivery, offering home health aides, nursing assistants, and other caregiving staff a deeper understanding of how the way our minds operate can either support or undermine equitable, patient-centered care. Through thoughtful, accessible content, this course provides practical tools to help uncover personal biases and evidence-based strategies for addressing and overcoming them. By engaging with this important and often challenging subject, caregivers take a meaningful step toward ensuring that every patient — regardless of background, identity, or circumstance — receives the same standard of compassionate, high-quality care they deserve.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
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HCA354: The 3 D’s: Delirium, Dementia & Depression for Home Health/Care Aides

Delirium, dementia, and depression — collectively known as the "3 D's" — are among the most common and complex conditions affecting older adults and patients receiving palliative care. For home health aides, who play a vital role in meeting the physical, psychological, social, and spiritual needs of the patients they serve, a strong understanding of these conditions is essential to delivering safe, informed, and compassionate care. This course provides home health aides with updated, evidence-informed guidance on recognizing and responding to delirium, dementia, and depression in the home care setting. By deepening your awareness of how each of these conditions presents, progresses, and impacts daily functioning, this course equips caregivers to better support their patients' overall well-being — and to serve as an informed and attentive first line of observation within the broader care team.
Price: $10.00 CEUs:
*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.