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Understanding Caregiver Training Requirements for Georgia

Initial Training Hours: 40

Annual Training Hours: 8

Initial Training Hours: Training topics specified; duration not specified

Annual Training Hours: 8

Initial Training Hours: 75

Annual Training Hours: 12

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    Disclaimer: We are committed to helping you stay informed and confident in your compliance efforts with the most accurate, up-to-date guidance we can provide. Our guides and resources are designed to support your training and compliance work, though state regulations may vary and change frequently. Please consult your state’s licensing or regulatory body for official guidance, publications, or requirements.

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    CAREGIVER TRAINING REGULATIONS & FACTS

    Georgia’s Growing Demand for Qualified Caregivers

    Key points about Georgia caregiver regulations:

    Background Check

    No substantiated CPS history, criminal checks, and safety screenings required for caregivers and adult household members (18+).

    Age Requirement

    Caregivers must be at least 21 years old. However, relative/fictive kin caregivers must be at least 18 years of age.

    Health Requirements

    Physical exam (within 12 months), TB screening, and disclosure of mental health/substance abuse with professional reference if applicable.

    Regulatory Framework

    Georgia’s Department of Community Health (DCH) sets caregiver standards, and Senate Bill 406 established background checks and the Caregiver Registry.

    Career and Salary

    The average starting cost of a caregiver in Atlanta, GA is $19.10 per hour, according to Care.com. (BLS)

    A Comprehensive Guide to Georgia's Training, Compliance, and Quality Care

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    Equip caregivers with essential skills tailored to your agency's needs. Upskill administrators, managers, and office staff in leadership, communication, and team management.

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    Diverse Course Catalog

    Access 230+ online caregivers and leadership training courses, featuring over 185 hours of engaging content to effectively train your caregivers and home care agency staff.

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    Specialized Learning Paths

    Create personalized learning journeys by tailoring training to specific roles and areas of expertise such as Alzheimer's care, infection control, and restorative care.

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    Efficient Progress Monitoring

    Easily track and report on assignments, completion status, quiz scores, and each caregiver's overall progress with our streamlined Progress Monitoring system.

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    Meet Federal & State Standards

    Equip caregivers with training that complies with US CMS HHA Conditions of Participation for home health aide services, ensuring high-quality care.

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    Customized Course Creation

    Upload your own training materials or allow your team to access built-in courses, streamlining essential training in one easily accessible location.

    The Best Care Begins with the Right Training

    While Georgia sets basic requirements for background checks, age, and health, it mandates only a few specific training topics. This gives agency administrators the flexibility to choose the training solutions that best align with their business goals. That flexibility offers a powerful opportunity: with targeted training in areas like Dementia, Alzheimer’s, and personal care, agencies can differentiate themselves, attract and retain top talent, and deliver consistent, high-quality care that goes beyond compliance.
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    Complete Caregiver Training Program with Everything Included

    • Person-Centered Home Care
    • Patients' Rights
    • Communication
    • Customer Service
    • Self-Care
    • Infection Control
    • Patient Care Safety: Basics
    • Patient Care Safety: Challenges
    • Your Safety
    • Emergencies and Disasters
    • All Caregivers
    • Homemakers
    • Companions
    • Aides
    • Techniques - Personal Hygiene
    • Aides and ADLs
    • Empathic Care
    • Common Aging Changes & Caregiving Needs
    • Common Diseases
    • Common Disabilities
    • Persons with Dementia
    • End-of-Life Care
    • End of Life Care: Final Moments
    • 360 Care: Your Goodbyes, Grief, and Hello's

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    Got a Question?

    Get quick insights into caregiver certification, training hours, and how Learn2Care simplifies the process for you.

    Yes, for Personal Care Assistants (PCAs) employed by licensed agencies, 40 hours of training are required, plus 8 hours of supervision by a registered nurse.

    The PCA competency test is not required but recommended by the state. It’s offered by a Georgia trade association and can enhance your staff's credibility and readiness.

    Companions/Sitters offer non-medical support like companionship or supervision. They cannot perform personal care unless they've been trained and certified as PCAs.

    Yes, but only if they are hired directly by individuals or families, not through an agency. However, training is still encouraged to ensure safety and quality care.

    Home Health Aides must complete 75 classroom hours and 12 clinical hours as outlined in 42 CFR 484.80, plus adhere to state licensure rules (111 8 31).

    The Georgia Department of Community Health (DCH) regulates private home care providers. HHAs fall under oversight by the Department of Human Services (DHS).

    Yes. Training must be documented and retained by the agency to ensure regulatory compliance, especially during audits or inspections.

    Learn2Care offers online courses that cover essential PCA skills, including hygiene, mobility assistance, infection control, communication, and client safety.

    Absolutely. Learn2Care includes training paths for administrators, supervisors, and coordinators in leadership, conflict resolution, compliance, and more.

    Here’s why training rocks for you and your agency:

    • Feel Confident: New skills make you ready for anything, building client trust.
    • Stay Safe: Good training lowers risks and keeps you compliant.
    • Grow Your Career: Training shows you’re valued, keeping you motivated and attracting great caregivers.
    • Happy Clients: Great care leads to grateful clients who spread the word.
    • Feel Supported: Ongoing learning gives you a path to grow and thrive.

    Training shows your agency’s all about quality and care, setting you and your clients up for success.