If you aspire to work directly with patients in the medical realm but find yourself constrained by time and financial limitations for nurse training, becoming a certified home health aide could be the ideal choice. Many elderly individuals prefer receiving care in the familiar surroundings of their homes rather than in nursing facilities.
In the United States, numerous individuals are living with illnesses or conditions that necessitate the assistance of caregivers, commonly referred to as home health aides (HHAs). Whether the patient is elderly, terminally ill, incapable of self-care, or physically disabled, the services of a caregiver become essential. By opting to stay in the comfort of their homes, patients can experience a higher level of independence and well-being with the support of a home health aide, who typically reports to a registered nurse.
A Certified Home Health Aide (CHHA) is a trained professional who provides personal care and assistance to individuals who are elderly, disabled, or recovering from illness or surgery, typically in their own homes. Their duties often include helping with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, meal preparation, and medication reminders, as well as providing companionship and support. CHHAs must complete a certification process, which includes training and passing a competency exam.
CarePoint Home Health in Edison, NJ
1 Lincoln Hwy, Suite 12
Edison, NJ 08820
(732) 743-8181
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