HHA – a1 allied health training

HOME HEALTH AIDE (HHA) PROGRAM

PROGRAM INFORMATION

The Home Health Aide (HHA) Program at A1 Allied Health Training prepares students to deliver compassionate and competent care to patients in their homes or residential care settings. This program provides the skills, confidence, and knowledge needed to assist clients with daily living activities while maintaining their safety, dignity, and independence.

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

This 75-clock-hour program meets all Florida state requirements for Home Health Aide training and curriculum objectives. The course provides students with both classroom instruction and hands-on practice to master essential caregiving techniques.

Throughout the program, students will learn:

Basic patient care and personal hygiene assistance
Ambulation and safe patient transfer techniques
Measuring and recording vital signs
Proper methods of charting and documentation
Nutrition, meal preparation, and infection control
Communication and interpersonal skills in home care
Safety and emergency procedures in the home environment

Students complete weekly quizzes to reinforce learning and must pass a final comprehensive exam to qualify for graduation and receive their diploma.

PROGRAM OBJECTIVE

The primary goal of the Home Health Aide program is to prepare graduates for entry-level employment as professional caregivers in a variety of healthcare settings.

Upon successful completion, graduates will be qualified to work in:

The program equips students with the practical skills, compassion, and professionalism needed to provide high-quality personal care and make a meaningful difference in the lives of those they serve.