Training

One of the biggest concerns for caregivers, especially those working with older clients are falls. Unfortunately, falls are far from uncommon. The statistics are concerning: every year, over a quarter of the older population falls at least once. It’s estimated that there are around 30 million falls a year, which result in around 7 million injuries. Out of those, around 800,000 are serious enough to require hospitalization. The number of annual fall-related deaths is in the

In Washington state, all long-term caregivers are required to be properly certified within a certain timeframe. Being a long-term care facility owner, it is your responsibility to make sure that your caregivers have all the necessary certifications. While their own training is their own legal responsibility, you cannot hire an HCA for longer than 200 days. It is all part of HCA training deadlines everyone has to follow. Given the challenging turnover numbers and the fact tha

When it comes to home care, the most important thing is to be able to provide consistent and reliable, quality care to the clients without delay. This can be challenging because the demand for qualified caregivers is constantly on the rise. Sometimes, the clients’ needs include tasks that would normally have to be performed by a registered nurse. However, thanks to the Nurse Delegation Program, under Washington State law, registered nurses are allowed to delegate certain tas

Training caregivers is a big challenge for every long term care facility. On top of all the other daily tasks, office management, care-related tasks, and paperwork, you need to make sure that all your caregivers are trained and that their licenses are up to date. That is why we came up with a way for you to offer your caregivers an in-house training portal. This means that you'd have a training portal, branded to your company name, through which you can train your caregivers