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MEMORY LOSS, DEMENTIA, AND ALZHEIMER’S
The CARES™ Online Dementia Care Series is a set of educational programs for direct care staff at assisted living facilities, nursing homes, home health agencies, and other professional organizations. It provides practical skills in a self-paced, interactive format that can be accessed anywhere, anytime—so night, weekend, and part-time staff members, as well as new hires, can be trained quickly, consistently, and without scheduling issues. CARES is based on the Alzheimer’s Association Campaign for Quality Residential Care Practice Recommendations, promotes the ideals of the culture change movement, and builds a caring culture in your organization.
HCI’s companion program for families and friends, The Savvy Caregiver™ Series, provides the skills and knowledge they need to keep their loved one living independently as long as possible. It’s also an excellent “value added” resource for you to give to prospective families as they consider their options for future residential care for their loved one. Volume discounts are available.
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CARES™ Online Dementia Care Foundational Training
The CARES training program is a 10-module (10-hour) online dementia care training program for CNAs, supervisors, nurses, social workers, administrators, and other direct-care workers. It features hundreds of videos of real residents, CNAs, and staff members and has been hailed as the “best training program of any kind I’ve ever been a part of” by multiple users.
- CARES is consistent with the latest evidence-based research from the Alzheimer’s Association Campaign for Quality Residential Care Practice Recommendations.
- The program features 100s of videos of real staff members, families, and residents in real situations within the 10 training modules:
- Meet Clara Jones
- Introduction to Dementia
- Understanding Resident Behavior as Communication
- The CARES Approach™
- Making a Connection with the Resident
- Eating Well
- Recognizing Pain
- Minimizing Falls
- Rethinking Wandering
- Restraints
- Staff can access the program anywhere, anytime—so night, weekend, and part-time staff members, as well as new hires, can be trained quickly, consistently, and without scheduling issues.
- It’s also perfect for rural facilities, non profits, and other small organizations, which often lack access to high-quality training.
- CARES frees up administrators to focus on other mandatory, non-dementia training requirements.
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Individual Price: $19.95
With Continuing Ed: $29.95
Unlimited-User Access:
$99.95/month per location
Unlimited-User Access:
$499.95/year per location
E-mail me when it’s available.
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COMING SOON! CARES™ Late Stage Dementia Training
CARES Late Stage Dementia Care Training is a 3-module (3-hour) extension of the CARES Program. It focuses on care strategies when residents are no longer able to perform basic activities of daily living, such as brushing their teeth, dressing themselves, or feeding themselves. The three modules focus on an introduction to dementia at the later stages, strategies for rethinking activities with late-stage residents, and training on effective toileting. This program incorporates the CARES Approach™, HealthCare Interactive’s trademarked step-by-step approach to any situation/any resident/any level of thinking decline.
- The program features multiple videos of real staff members, families, and residents in real situations.
- Staff can access the program anywhere, anytime—so night, weekend, and part-time staff members, as well as new hires, can be trained quickly, consistently, and without scheduling issues.
- It’s also perfect for rural facilities, non profits, and other small organizations, which often lack access to high-quality training.
- CARES frees up administrators to focus on other mandatory, non-dementia training requirements.
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Individual Price: $19.95
Unlimited-User Access:
$99.95/month per location
Unlimited-User Access:
$499.95/year per location
E-mail me when it’s available.
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COMING SOON! CARES™ End-of-Life Dementia Training
CARES Online End-of-Life Dementia Training is a 5-module (5-hour) extension of the CARES Program. It focuses on care for residents who are at the end of life—but who may or may not have late-stage dementia. These modules teach staff members important strategies to help families through this difficult time, make them aware of what a "typical" end-of-life decline looks like, and teaches important decisions that need to be made by family members. This program incorporates the CARES Approach™, HealthCare Interactive's trademarked step-by-step person-centered approach to any situation/any resident/any level of thinking decline.
- The program features multiple videos of real staff members, families, and residents in real situations.
- Staff can access the program anywhere, anytime—so night, weekend, and part-time staff members, as well as new hires, can be trained quickly, consistently, and without scheduling issues.
- It’s also perfect for rural facilities, non profits, and other small organizations, which often lack access to high-quality training.
- CARES frees up administrators to focus on other mandatory, non-dementia training requirements.
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Individual Price: $19.95
Unlimited-User Access:
$99.95/month per location
Unlimited-User Access:
$499.95/year per location
E-mail me when it’s available.
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COMING SOON! CARES™ Challenging Behavior Training
HealthCare Interactive has consistently heard from facilities that there is great need for a quality-care training program focused on some of the most difficult and challenging behavioral issues for residents with dementia. These include challenging verbal, physical, toileting, and sexual behaviors. This program will also include strategies for helping families understand and cope with these behaviors.
- The program will feature multiple videos of real staff members, families, and residents in real situations.
- Staff will be able to access the program anywhere, anytime—so night, weekend, and part-time staff members, as well as new hires, can be trained quickly, consistently, and without scheduling issues.
- It’s also perfect for rural facilities, non profits, and other small organizations, which often lack access to high-quality training.
- Using this CARES option will allow administrators to spend time on other mandatory, non-dementia training requirements.
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