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Bookmark or Share- Home Health and Personal Care Aides - U.S. Bureau of Labor ...Home health and personal care aides may need to meet requirements specific to the state in which they work. For example, some states require home health aides to have a license or certification, which may involve completing training and passing a background check and a competency exam. For more information, check with your state board of health.
- Home Health Services Coverage - MedicareIn most cases, "part-time or intermittent" means you may be able to get skilled nursing care and home health aide services up to 8 hours a day (combined), for a maximum of 28 hours per week. You may be able to get more frequent care for a short time (less than 8 hours each day and no more than 35 hours each week) if your provider determines it ...
- How To Earn Your Home Health Aide (HHA) Certification - IndeedMany home health aides seek added responsibilities or have hybrid roles. Some of these responsibilities legally require a home health aide to receive certification before they can perform them. Insurance companies, which may have an affiliation with a home healthcare company, require certification for all home health aides.
- How to Get a Good Home Health Aide for Your Loved One - AARP(Other types of home health workers are sometimes lumped together under the title of home health aides; see the box.) Under federal law, home health aides must get at least 75 hours of training through a state-approved program, including at least 16 hours of hands on practical and clinical training and 12 hours of continuing education per each ...
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