What does HHA In-Service & Compliance include?
It includes bilingual online course access, 12 lessons, final review, basic completion controls, and a certificate after requirements are finished.
Home Health Aide / Caregiver In-Service & Compliance Training
Enrollment open12 hours / 720 minutesEnglish and Spanish$19.99 with certificate included
FAQ
Questions before choosing the course
These answers summarize pricing, certificate details, acceptance, course limits, and how to confirm the certificate works for your situation.
Will my court, school, employer, or agency accept this certificate?
Lessons map to 42 CFR §484.80 in-service topic areas plus OSHA bloodborne pathogens (29 CFR 1910.1030), OSHA hazard communication (29 CFR 1910.1200), HIPAA privacy and security, patient rights, abuse/neglect/exploitation recognition and mandatory reporting, and emergency preparedness (42 CFR §484.102). Confirm acceptance with the requesting party before paying or relying on the certificate.
What appears on the certificate?
The completion record lists the course name, the learner, the completion date, the in-service hours, the topic areas covered, and a public verification route, so the agency can place it in each aide's in-service file for survey. It also shows the posted price, online delivery, and verification information.
How much does the course cost?
Standard tuition is $19.99, with the certificate included. A price-match review can be requested before purchase for comparable courses.
How long is the course?
The course is structured as 12 hours / 720 minutes. Lessons are completed in sequence, and the certificate is issued after requirements are met.
What does this course not replace?
This is employer-provided in-service and compliance training that supports the 12-hours-per-year home health aide in-service requirement of 42 CFR §484.80(d) and related OSHA, HIPAA, abuse-reporting, and emergency-preparedness topics. It is general training education, not legal advice, not medical advice, not emergency dispatch, and not an official Adult Protective Services or Child Protective Services filing channel. Follow any specific instruction from the court, officer, employer, school, or agency.