The huge caregiver shortage and high turnover rates are a problem for everyone in the home care industry. If you've tried recruiting for Home Health Aides, you've likely seen this first hand.

Just creating a Home Health Aide (HHA) training program is difficult enough in itself.

What if you could use an expertly developed HHA program to train students and build a pipeline of students and home health aide talent?

Join Jennifer Waldron from CareAcademy to learn about how you can do just that! In this webinar, we'll be covering: 

  • Home Health Aide (HHA) training program overview
  • Federal CMS compliance requirements
  • How colleges and home care agencies can partner to build a pipeline of students and home health aide talent

Webinar Event Details

Date: November 20, 2019
Time: 11:30am Pacific / 12:30pm Mountain / 1:30pm Central / 2:30pm Eastern
Location: Online (Go-to-Webinar)
Cost: FREE!

About the Presenters

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Jennifer Waldron, VP of Sales and Business Development at CareAcademy, has over a decade of experience in sales and business development with senior care owners and operators.

After being a professional caregiver working in a memory care community, Jennifer was driven to help senior care businesses meet caregivers where they are while helping business owners find operational efficiency through education technology.

 

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Best of Care, Inc. CEO, Kevin Smith, believes that a 360-degree approach is critical to serving the agency’s aging and disabled clients, wherever they choose to call home.

Kevin played a critical role in expanding Best of Care’s geographic reach. He oversaw Best of Care’s 2013 acquisition of Boston-based Independence Home Care and 2014 acquisition of Westwood-based Access Home Care. To serve clients and their families on the Cape, in 2015 Kevin  opened a Best of Care office in Dennis.