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Choose Your Healthcare Training Path


Explore CNA and Home Health Aide training at Integrative Medical Institute. Compare the programs, understand their differences, and take the next step toward enrollment.

Healthcare students learning patient care skills during training

Introduction

Focused Healthcare Training Pathways


Healthcare has many roles, and each pathway prepares students for a different area of patient and personal care. Integrative Medical Institute currently offers two focused education pathways: Certified Nursing Assistant and Home Health Aide training.

The Certified Nursing Assistant pathway focuses on foundational nursing assistant and patient-care responsibilities, while the Home Health Aide pathway focuses on supportive care and everyday assistance for homebound patients. Both programs include face-to-face onsite training with different training-hour options.

Explore each pathway to understand its educational focus, curriculum, training structure and what you can expect before beginning the admission process.

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Our Programs

Explore Our Healthcare Training Programs


Explore focused healthcare training pathways and discover the program that aligns with the type of care you want to learn about.

Learn to assist clients with personal care and daily tasks, helping them maintain independence at home.

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Gain the essential skills to provide basic patient care and support daily living activities in healthcare settings.

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Program Comparison

Which Program Is Right for You?


Choosing a healthcare training program starts with understanding what each pathway offers. Review the key differences in training, schedule, learning format and program focus to help you decide which option you would like to explore further.

Comparison

Certified Nursing Aide

Home Health Aide

Primary focus
Foundational nursing assistant and patient-care responsibilities
Supportive care and everyday assistance for homebound patients
Training options
120 hours / 165 hours
75 hours / 120 hours
Estimated weekday duration
3 weeks / 4 weeks
2 weeks / 3 weeks
Estimated evening duration
6 weeks / 8 weeks
4 weeks / 6 weeks
Delivery
Face-to-face onsite
Face-to-face onsite
Credential
Diploma
Diploma
Clinical learning
120-hour option includes 16-hour supervised clinical practicum; 165-hour option adds advanced clinical components
120-hour option includes additional clinical skills laboratory and final competency components
Total Student Fees
From $1,245 to $1,645
(For 120-hour or 165-hour programs)
From $845 to $1,145
(For 75-hour or 120-hour programs)

Choose with confidence

Make the Right Program Choice


Before you apply, take time to understand the actual training commitment.

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01

Understand what you will learn

Review the curriculum and learning objectives for the program you are considering.

02

Know how the program fits your schedule

Review the confirmed training-hour option and estimated weekday or evening duration.

03

Understand the admission requirements

Review the requirements for your selected program before starting the application.

04

Review tuition and other costs

Use the Admission & Tuition page for current tuition, fees and payment information.

05

Know what happens after you apply

The Apply Now page should explain the electronic enrollment process and the next steps confirmed by IMI.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Know the Next Step Before You Apply


Follow these steps to move from exploring your program to enrollment.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions


Find quick answers about IMI’s healthcare programs, program length, delivery format, credentials, admission requirements, tuition information and the application process.

What healthcare programs does IMI currently offer?

IMI currently offers Certified Nursing Assistant and Home Health Aide education. Visit the Programs page to compare the two pathways.

The CNA program is offered in 120-hour and 165-hour options. The estimated duration is 3 or 4 weeks for weekday classes and 6 or 8 weeks for evening classes, depending on the option.

The HHA program is offered in 75-hour and 120-hour options. The estimated duration is 2 or 3 weeks for weekday classes and 4 or 6 weeks for evening classes, depending on the option.

The source documents state that both programs are offered face-to-face onsite.

The source documents state that successful completion results in a diploma for the applicable program.

The CNA pathway focuses on nursing assistant and patient-care responsibilities.

The HHA pathway focuses on supportive care and everyday assistance for homebound patients.

Current tuition and applicable fees should be provided on the Admission & Tuition page once confirmed by IMI.

FIND YOUR BEST FIT

Choose Your Program With Confidence


You do not have to make your entire healthcare career plan today. Start by learning about the program that interests you, review the requirements and costs, and decide whether it is the right next step for you.