These programs are specifically designed to meet the stringent standards set by the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) and cater to individuals seeking a career in healthcare services. Each program is tailored to ensure that participants not only gain comprehensive knowledge but also acquire practical skills crucial in the healthcare field.

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- 75-Hour Home Care Aide (HCA) Course (10 Days) - Price: $600

• Format: Eight days of virtual training via ZOOM and two days of in-person training in Seattle.

• Requirements: A computer with audio/video capability is necessary; mobile devices are not recommended.

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Course Breakdown:

1. Orientation & Safety - 5 Hours: Comprises 2 hours of orientation and 3 hours of safety training. This segment must be completed prior to providing direct care.

2. Basic Training - 70 Hours:

• Population Specific Training - 16 Hours:

       - Mental Health Specialty, Level 1: Capable Caregiving for Mental Wellness (8 Hours)

       - Dementia Specialty: Dementia Capable Caregiver, Level 1 (8 Hours)

• Core Basic Training - 54 Hours: Includes 38 hours of fundamentals of caregiving and enhancements, plus 16 hours of hands-on skills practice.

Upon completion, students will be prepared to submit their HCA Training Certificate with their HCA Application for the WA State HCA Certification Examination.

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- Orientation and Safety Training (Virtual - ZOOM Training - 5 Hours Total) - Price: $20 [a computer with audio/video capability is required, mobile devices are not recommended]: This initial segment is crucial for establishing foundational knowledge and safety protocols required before trainees can engage in direct caregiving. It is divided into:

• Orientation (2 Hours): Conducted via ZOOM:, this session introduces trainees to the program's structure, ethical guidelines, and overall expectations of their roles as Home Care Aides.

• Safety Training (3 Hours): Also delivered virtually, this training covers essential safety procedures, including emergency response, infection control, and accident prevention, to ensure the well-being of both caregivers and clients.

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- Population Specific Training (Virtual - ZOOM Training - 16 Hours) - Price: $80 [a computer with audio/video capability is required, mobile devices are not recommended]: Tailored to equip caregivers with specialized skills to care for specific client groups, this training includes:

• Mental Health Specialty, Level 1: Capable Caregiving for Mental Wellness (8 Hours): Focused on providing care for clients with mental health issues, this module covers techniques for effective communication, crisis management, and promoting mental health stability.

• Dementia Specialty: Dementia Capable Caregiver, Level 1 (8 Hours): Dedicated to dementia care, this module teaches caregivers about the nuances of dementia, managing challenging behaviors, and creating a supportive environment for clients with dementia.

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- Core Basic Training - 54 Hours:​ (Virtual - ZOOM Training - 54 Hours Total) - Price: $400 [a computer with audio/video capability is required, mobile devices are not recommended]: The bulk of the training involves comprehensive instruction and practical skills development in caregiving:

• Fundamentals of Caregiving & Enhancements (38 Hours): This extensive virtual training covers a wide range of topics necessary for daily caregiving tasks, including person-centered care, nutrition management, medication handling, and more.

• Hands-on Skills Practice (16 Hours): Conducted over two days in a skills lab, trainees apply their learned skills in practical settings to solidify their ability to perform caregiving tasks confidently and competently.

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Language Proficiency and Accessibility:

We provide multilingual training options to ensure that every student, including those with limited English proficiency, can access our educational resources and succeed in their training programs.

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Collaboration with the Long-Term Care Foundation:

In partnership with the Long-Term Care Foundation of Washington, we offer financial support to train employees in Adult Family Homes, aiming to bolster the workforce with well-trained, competent long-term care professionals.