Need a quick refresher? Our videos are ready to help!
Imagine: You are the professional caregiver. You are assigned to a person with heart disease. You want to refresh your knowledge of this person’s needs. You go to our “Just In Time Review” search engine and enter the word “heart.” You find the video, “Caregiving Basics for Persons with Heart or Lung Disease.” You watch it and feel more confident in how to provide excellent care!
Our Professional Caregiver Training curriculum serves as the fundamental source of learning for private duty caregivers. This training needs to be completed before starting the role.
Still, while on the job, caregivers might run into a situation where they need a refresher, something to jog their memory. Our “Just In Time” videos are easier to search when needed.
Important: You may only perform tasks for which you have been trained, which have been approved by your supervisor, and which are listed in the person’s Plan of Care, as defined by state law.
Tailor a learning plan that fits your busy life. Learn at your own pace and reach your personal goals on the schedule that works best for you.
Use whichever device you prefer: computer, tablet, or smartphone. All you need is an Internet and your secure personal login, anytime and anywhere.
Adults learn best when they know it matters. Learn2Care teaches more than just tasks you do. You will learn how to give great care.
Cut time and costs by tracking and reporting learning activities in real-time in many ways. Use your time where it matters most: giving care.
Adults learn best when it matters the most. Just In Time Review Videos are crash courses that give caregivers a quick solution to problems they face on the job. Each video is only 1-4 minutes long and is straight from Learn2Care's "Professional Caregiver Training" courses.
Using the short review videos from Just In Time Review Training is a good refresher for caregivers on the job. However, Professional Caregiver Training is the source of primary learning here.
What are the common person-centered, on-the-job details the caregiver might need to review in fast and easy ways? How does Learn2Care compare with your current caregiver resources?
