Our National Caregiver Certification Course (NCCC) with our partners at ACA is sometimes referred to as Home Health Aide Certification (HHA) or Personal Care Assistant (PCA) certification. They are all the same and are all caregivers. The NCCC can be used for any type of caregiver setting such as family caregiving, private duty caregiving or self-employed caregiving or for other purposes such as long-term care insurance, private insurance, etc. The National Caregiver Certification Course (NCCC) also covers the core essential areas of caregiving that include basic supervision, personal care, behavior management and caring for residents unable to direct self-care such as those with Alzheimer's and Dementia.

Who takes the National Caregivers Certification Course?

• New Caregivers
• Experienced Caregivers
• Those Looking To Satisfy An Insurance Requirement
• Family Caregivers
• Self-Employed Caregivers/Private Duty
• Those Needing Caregiver Certification For An Insurance Purpose (i.e., Long-Term Care, Private Insurance, Veterans Benefits, etc.)
• Caregivers Who Want To Enhance Their Resume With Added Certification
• Caregivers Who Want To Further Explore The Subject Of Caregiving
• Those Interested In Starting Their Own Caregiver Service Business
• Caregivers Who Need To Fulfill A Continuing Education Requirement (CEU)

1. Residents Rights
2. Communicating Effectively With Residents
3. Managing Personal Stress
4. Preventing Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation
5. Controlling The Spread of Disease and Infection
6. Record Keeping and Documentation
7. Service Plans
8. Nutrition, Hydration and Food Service
9. Assisting in The Self-Administration Of Medication
10. Social, Recreational and Rehabilitative Activities
11. Fire, Safety and Emergency Procedures
12. The Aging Process
13. Assisting Residents with Activities of Daily Living
14. Vital Signs
15. Medications
16. Oral Hygiene, Grooming & Bathing
17. Skin Integrity
18. Residents with Dementia & Alzheimer's Disease
19. Communicating with Residents Unable to Direct Self-Care
20. Providing Services and Life Skills
21. Managing Difficult Behavior for Residents Unable To Direct Self-Care
22. Developing & Providing Social, Recreational & Rehabilitative Activities for Residents Unable to Direct Self-Care
23. Risk Management, Fall Prevention and Ambulation  

Our Partners At ACA grants 120 Hours Of In-Class Credit For The National Caregiver Certification Course. Once You Successfully Complete Your (NCCC)  You Are Entered Into The National Registry. And When A Prospective Employer, Insurance Company Or Other Entity Contacts The ACA About Your Certification Status We Are Able To Verify Your Caregiver Credentialing As Active Certified Caregiver In Good Standing In The (NCR) National Caregiver Registry. The NCR Is An Internal Registry. No External Sources Have Access To Your Information Without The ACA's Authority. This Means We Are Looking Out For You And Protecting Your Personal Information. Being Listed On The NCR Is Important On Many Fronts. First, It Provides You With Instant Credibility As A Caregiver. Second, NCR Status Means That You Are In The Largest Most Secure Caregiver Database In The World. Third, The NCR Catalogues Each Certification That You Have With Our Partners At ACA. Forth, The NCR Details It's Memberships. Fifth, Your Status In The NCR Details Whether Your Certification Is On 'Active' Or Pending Status In The NCR. Pending Status Means That You Are Yet To Complete Your Certification With The ACA. Active Status In The NCR Means That You Have Completed Your Course With The ACA And Are Currently Certified. If You Have Any Questions About Our National Caregiver Certification Course Please Schedule Your Appointment Below.

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