Quality Education. Compassionate Care. Brighter Future.
Quality Education. Compassionate Care. Brighter Future.
Program
Learn to assist clients with personal care and daily tasks, helping them maintain independence at home.
Overview
The Home Health Aide program at Integrative Medical Institute is designed to enable students to acquire the skills necessary to enter the medical support field as a Home Health Aide. Students learn personal care for homebound patients, including personal hygiene care, assistance with self-medication and other assistance as needed.
The program is offered in 75-hour and 120-hour training options, with weekday and evening schedules. Training is face-to-face and onsite.
Support patients with everyday personal hygiene, grooming and basic care needs.
Develop practical skills to assist with routine activities and daily living needs.
Learn safe practices for transfers, mobility, accident prevention and supportive care.
Build skills to support basic health needs, including vital signs and general well-being.
Provide respectful, person-centered support while maintaining each patient’s dignity and independence.
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Training Options
Choose from the available HHA training options, with weekday and evening schedules designed to support different learning needs.
Program Detail
75-Hour Program
120-Hour Program
TUITION & PAYMENT
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75 Hours
120 Hours
Program Details
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Program Detail
Program Information
Program title
Home Health Aide Program
Training options
75 hours and 120 hours
Delivery mode
Face-to-face (onsite)
Credential
Diploma
Programmatic accreditation
The program is not programmatically accredited.
SOC Code
31-1011
Florida framework
OES 66011462; SOC Code 31-1011; CF 01.0-23.0
Federal reference
CMS 42 CFR 484.80
Framework outcomes
Intended Outcomes 01–22
Curriculum
The 75-hour HHA curriculum covers the following course sequence. The 120-hour program includes the same 75-hour curriculum plus additional clinical skills laboratory and final competency components.
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Curriculum Development
The HHA program prepares students with practical skills to support homebound patients and meet everyday care needs.
Learn the fundamentals of home care, including basic healthcare practices, patient safety, hygiene, and the role of a Home Health Aide.
Develop skills in personal hygiene, daily care, nutrition, and assisting patients with everyday needs.
Learn to support patients with disabilities, common health conditions, mental health needs, and aging-related care.
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Requirements
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In addition to the general admission requirements and procedures, applicants wishing to be considered for admission to the Home Health Aide program must:
A diploma will be issued to each student who successfully completes the program requirements and satisfies graduation requirements:
FAQs
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The client syllabus lists a 75-hour program and a 120-hour program.
The estimated duration is 2 weeks for weekday classes and 4 weeks for evening classes.
The estimated duration is 3 weeks for weekday classes and 6 weeks for evening classes.
No. The client syllabus states that the program is offered face-to-face onsite.
The source curriculum includes home care and healthcare systems, legal and ethical issues, communication, infection control, safety, emergency care, physical and social health, anatomy, aging, personal care, rehabilitation and restorative skills, medication assistance and home-care technology, disabilities, mental health, newborn and infant care, common conditions, nutrition, home management and employability.
Yes. The 120-hour curriculum adds HHA 126 through HHA 131, covering clinical skills laboratories and the final clinical competency check-off.
A diploma is issued upon successful completion of the program and graduation requirements.
The HHA program is not programmatically accredited, according to the program’s current syllabus. The program details, curriculum and credential information are based on the verified HHA program materials.
Applicants must meet the physical ability, education or ability-to-benefit, age, TB screening, immunization, background screening and application/health-history requirements listed on this page.
The HHA and CNA programs are separate training programs with their own curriculum, requirements and completion pathways. The HHA program should be reviewed based on its specific training and diploma requirements rather than as an equivalent to CNA training.
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