Courses, CNA exam prep, career tools, and real-world resources — built for caregivers, families, and aspiring CNAs.
Every course is written by healthcare professionals, reviewed for accuracy, and designed to be understood by anyone — no medical background required.
The complete foundation for anyone stepping into a caregiving role. Covers safety, communication, personal care, and understanding the healthcare system.
Understand the progression of Alzheimer's and other dementias, learn evidence-based communication techniques, and build a safer home environment.
Support a loved one through stroke recovery — from the first weeks home through long-term rehabilitation. Covers aphasia, mobility, and emotional wellbeing.
A room-by-room guide to identifying and eliminating fall hazards, plus exercise strategies and equipment recommendations that reduce fall risk by up to 30%.
Safe techniques for transfers, repositioning, ambulation assistance, and using mobility equipment — protecting both you and your loved one from injury.
Proper hand hygiene, PPE use, wound care basics, and preventing the spread of infection in a home care setting — essential for every caregiver.
Understand patient privacy rights, what information you can share and with whom, and how to protect your loved one's health information in everyday situations.
How to communicate effectively with patients, family members, nurses, and doctors — including difficult conversations about care decisions and end of life.
Designed specifically for family members — not professional aides. Covers burnout prevention, navigating the healthcare system, and caring for yourself while caring for others.
Maintain your credentials with accredited continuing education units covering the latest in home health care, safety standards, and patient rights.
A look at what you'll learn in our most popular course — designed for anyone new to caregiving.
Before you learn the skills, it helps to understand the landscape. This module covers what caregiving actually involves, the difference between your role and a nurse's role, and how to set realistic expectations for yourself and your family.
10 questions · Passing score: 80% · Retake anytime
State-specific guides, practice tests, flashcards, and study plans — completely free.
Step-by-step breakdowns of what's required to become a CNA in your state — from training hours to clinical requirements to exam registration.
Browse Guides →Every state has different CNA training and exam requirements. Our 50-state database covers minimum hours, testing providers, reciprocity rules, and renewal timelines.
Find Your State →3,000+ practice questions covering all domains of the CNA exam: physical care, psychosocial care, safety, infection control, communication, and more.
Start Practicing →Digital flashcard decks covering medical terminology, anatomy basics, care procedures, and legal/ethical topics tested on the CNA exam.
Study Flashcards →Comprehensive written study guides for each exam domain. Organized, clear, and written for how people actually learn — not just lists of definitions.
Download Guides →CNA training programs cost money. Our scholarship database covers state-funded programs, employer tuition assistance, and non-profit scholarships available to aspiring CNAs.
Find Scholarships →The NNAAP exam (used in most states) has two parts: a written test and a clinical skills evaluation. Our prep program covers both — with timed practice tests and step-by-step skills demonstrations.
Tools, guides, and resources to help caregivers and CNAs build careers they're proud of.
A step-by-step resume guide built specifically for caregiving roles — what to include, what to leave out, and how to highlight your experience for home health employers.
The questions home health employers actually ask — and how to answer them with confidence. Includes scenario-based questions and what hiring managers look for.
Home health, hospice, and personal care positions from agencies across the country. Updated regularly with verified listings from Medicare-certified employers.
| State | CNA Average Hourly | CNA Average Annual | Home Health Aide Avg. |
|---|---|---|---|
| California | $22.40 | $46,600 | $19.80/hr |
| Texas | $14.90 | $31,000 | $13.50/hr |
| Florida | $14.20 | $29,500 | $13.10/hr |
| New York | $19.80 | $41,200 | $18.40/hr |
| Illinois | $16.50 | $34,300 | $15.20/hr |
| Washington | $21.10 | $43,900 | $19.30/hr |
| Georgia | $14.60 | $30,400 | $13.40/hr |
| Pennsylvania | $16.20 | $33,700 | $14.90/hr |
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2025. Data represents median wages. Actual wages vary by employer, experience, and setting.
Guides, checklists, and toolkits organized by topic — for families, caregivers, and healthcare workers.
What to ask, what to bring home, and what to set up before your loved one arrives — all on one printable page.
Download PDF →A day-by-day guide for the highest-risk period after coming home from the hospital.
Read Guide →Plain-language breakdown of Part A, Part B, Medicare Advantage, and what each covers for home health care.
Read Guide →Step-by-step instructions for appealing a denied home health claim — with templates for each stage of the appeals process.
Download Guide →A 50-state database of Medicaid home and community-based waiver programs that fund in-home personal care services.
Find Your State →What veterans are entitled to for home health, personal care, and caregiver support — including Aid & Attendance and PCAFC.
Read Guide →Real numbers comparing the cost of nursing facility care to in-home care — by state, level of need, and payer type.
View Comparison →Printable medication logs, appointment trackers, vital signs sheets, daily care notes, and emergency contact forms.
Download Kit →How to start the conversation, what documents you need, and how to make sure everyone's wishes are respected.
Read Guide →Whether you're brand new to caregiving or preparing to test for your CNA, here's a recommended path through the Academy.
Before anything else, understand the caregiving role, patient rights, and how to keep both yourself and your loved one safe.
Once you have the foundation, take the courses most relevant to what your loved one is living with.
Caregiving is a marathon, not a sprint. These courses help you sustain your role without sacrificing your own health.
Many family caregivers discover they want to turn their experience into a paid caregiving career.
Printable, shareable certificates that demonstrate your skills to employers, family members, and care recipients.
Each certificate includes your name, course, and completion date
Download as PDF or share a link with employers
No hidden fees — earn as many certificates as you like
Accepted by many home health agencies as continuing education
"I became my mother's caregiver overnight after her stroke. The Stroke Recovery course and the Family Care Guide gave me a roadmap when I had absolutely none."
"I used the CNA Exam Prep section to study for my test. The practice questions were spot-on — I passed on my first try."
"The Dementia Care course helped me understand what my dad was actually experiencing — not just how to manage it. That shift in perspective changed everything."
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