H2O Exercise Tech: Intro to Principles of Aquatic Exer & Reh

Designed for the beginner and intermediate healthcare and fitness professional interested in incorporating aquatic exercise into patient and client program design. Credit Hours: 8.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

I Hate to Sell–Part 3: Honing Your Msg – Clarifying You/Who

Participants will learn fundamental business development skills and practice using them to generate new business. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

I Hate to Sell Part 2: Converting Prospects to Clients

Participants will learn fundamental business development skills and practice using them to generate new business. Credit Hours: 6.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

I Hate to Sell – Part 1: Successful Networking

Participants will learn the keys to successful networking and practice opening doors to generate referrals. In the process, you will also learn to enjoy networking rather than fear it. Credit Hours: 3.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Thinking Outside the Box – Finding the Creative You

This interactive course was intended for any individual interested in becoming more creative, if even to establish the illusion of such. More often than not, “the usual” becomes mundane and ceases to be effective. The information in this course will show you how to make simple, yet powerful changes, benefiting you and your clients, residents and/or patients. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

I Hate to Work: Creating a Career You Love

This course offers proven strategies for clarifying personal job requirements and taking steps to achieve them. Students will learn a structure for evaluating and addressing their situations and tools for overcoming common hurdles. Credit Hours: 5.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Communication Skills for Improving RC & Staff Relationship

This interactive entry level course is designed for all para and professional levels of staff who work in the Long Term Care setting. Participants will recognize the importance of effective communication skills and stellar attitudes in the delivery of health care services within this environment. Credit Hours: 9.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Intimate Partner Violence (Domestic Violence):Initial Course

This course provides initial information on the subject of Intimate Partner Violence (Domestic Violence). Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Intervention Strategies for Reducing Medical Errors

Course Goal: To direct healthcare professionals to concentrate more accurately on preventing medical errors by addressing system structure during the provision of patient care. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

HIV/AIDS-Update Course-3 hours

The overall objective of this course is for the practitioner to review and update previously gained knowledge in the field of HIV disease. This course meets the State of Florida requirements for three hours of continuing education. Credit Hours: 3.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

HIV/AIDS-Update Course-2 hours

The overall objective of this course is for the practitioner to review and update previously gained knowledge in the field of HIV disease. This course meets the State of Florida requirements for two hours of OT continuing education. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Florida Occupational Therapy Laws and Rules

Participants will learn about occupational therapy licensees’ responsibilities and the various provisions/requirements of the Occupational Therapy Laws and Rules in Florida. This course meets the Occupational Therapy Laws and Rules mandatory continuing education requirement for re-licensure in Florida. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Ethical Issues and Decision Making for Rehab Professionals

Participants will expand their knowledge of rehabilitation (Physical, Occupational and Speech) professional ethics codes. Using a simple yet powerful ethical decision-making model, the therapist will recognize an ethical dilemma, apply the model, utilize and balance both professional and legal documents and will practice through case scenarios to reach ethical outcomes. Credit Hours: 5.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

I Hate to Manage! Fundamental Supervisory Skills

This interactive course was designed for therapists who manage or aspire to manage others. Both new and experienced managers will learn key concepts and skills for supervising others. Credit Hours: 3.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

End of Life Issues: A Guide for the HealthCare Professional

This course will introduce you to the Core Principles of End of Life Care, which have been endorsed by a substantial group of medical societies and have relevance to all allied health providers. Credit Hours: 7.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

IDEAS, Inc.: Home Mods for People with Sensory Impairment

This course is one of a series of four courses made possible through a grant to I.D.E.A.S., Inc. through the National Institutes of Health. It discusses home modifications that can help individuals with vision and hearing impairments be safer and more independent in their home. Credit Hours: 2.5 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

IDEAS, Inc.: Home Mods for People with Motor Impairments

This course is one of a series of four courses made possible through a grant to I.D.E.A.S., Inc. through the National Institutes of Health. Learn how functional limitations in upper and lower body movement can impact a person’s ability to function safely, independently, or without difficulty in his/her home and about the modifications that can compensate for these limitations. Credit Hours: 2.5 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

IDEAS, Inc.: Home Modifications for People with Dementia

This course is one of a series of four courses made possible through a grant to I.D.E.A.S., Inc. through the National Institutes of Health. This course discusses home modification and how it relates to caregivers and people living in the household with dementia. Credit Hours: 2 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

IDEAS, Inc.: Home Mods for People Who Are at Risk for Falls

This course is one of a series of four courses made possible through a grant to I.D.E.A.S., Inc. through the National Institutes of Health. It discusses home modifications that can help individuals who are at risk for falls be safer and more independent in their homes. Credit Hours: 2 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

IDEAS, Inc.: Complete Series – Home Mods Practitioners Prog.

This is the complete series of 4 courses in the Home Modifications Practitioners Program. Credit Hours: 9 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Price: (at a 10% discount) Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Effective Caregiver:Creating an Env to Foster Independence

This web based course is designed for entry level and intermediate professional guardians, care managers, case managers and caregivers who work with an elderly population. This course is also appropriate for rehabilitation therapists who want to learn about how various professionals serve the needs of elderly wards through guardianship. Credit Hours: 6.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Guardianship of Elderly Wards: U Issues for Effective CG

This web based course is designed for entry level and intermediate professional guardians, care managers, case managers and caregivers who work with an elderly population. This course is also appropriate for rehabilitation therapists who want to learn about how various professionals serve the needs of elderly wards through guardianship. Credit Hours: 4.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Capacity Eval. & the Appnt. of a Guardian in ‘Court of LR'

The Learner will gain an understanding of guardianship law and the process by which the Court appoints a legal guardian to act as a substitute decision-maker for an incapacitated person. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Documentation Essentials Part 10: Compliance, QA & Audits

Compliance plays a very important role in helping to preserve and protect Medicare dollars. This course will provide the key elements a compliance program needs in order to help monitor documentation and coding. In addition, information will be presented on how to implement a good quality assurance program for documentation, including the basics of the audit and medical review programs utilized by Medicare. Credit Hours: 1.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Documentation Essentials Part 8: Denials and Appeals Process

All therapy services provided to a Medicare B beneficiary under their benefit are subject to the scrutiny of Medicare as the payor. Some claims are paid, some are not. This course will assist therapists in understanding how to navigate the appeals and denials processes when a claim for services provided to a Medicare B beneficiary has been denied by the Medicare Approved Contractor (MAC), fiscal intermediary or carrier. Credit Hours: 1.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Documentation Essentials Part 07: Discharge Summaries

Regardless of your payor source, a therapy plan of care cannot be closed without a proper discharge note. It is the clinician’s final opportunity to justify the services provided, demonstrate progress, and provide closure to the “story” of the patient’s treatment. This course provides the required documentation components of discharge from therapy services, including requirements set by Medicare B, as well as important tips on how to capture medical necessity and skills of the therapist. Credit Hours: 1.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Documentation Ess. Part 6: Writing Successful HEP and RN Prg

Part of a therapist’s responsibility when providing services for a Medicare B beneficiary is to design a program that facilitates carryover from gains made in therapy to maintenance and continued improvement in a home living environment. This program takes the form of a home exercise program for independent patients, and may be a restorative nursing or functional maintenance program for those living in a skilled nursing facility (SNF). This course will introduce the components necessary to document these programs effectively. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Documentation Essentials Part 5: Understanding Medical Neces

This course will show how to make the documentation for therapy services support the need for medically reasonable and necessary therapy services. The student will learn the requirements set by Medicare B, as well as important tips on how to improve documentation to include medical necessity and skills of the therapist. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Documentation Essentials Part 04: Daily Notes & Progress Not

This course will introduce the required documentation components for daily notes and therapy progress notes. Included are the requirements set by Medicare B, as well as important tips on how to improve documentation to capture medical necessity and skills of the therapist. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Documentation Essentials Part 03: Goal Writing

This course will teach therapists to write clear, measurable and achievable goals that will assist in demonstrating progress in the medical record. Credit Hours: 1.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Documentation Essentials Part 02: Coding Clean Claims

This course is designed to help therapists understand the basics of the coding required in order to submit a clean claim to Medicare B. The coding topics covered in this course include ICD-9 (International Classification of Diseases) coding, CPT (Current Procedural Technology) coding, and understanding the CCI (Correct Coding Initiative) edits process. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Documentation Essentials Part 1: Evaluations & Certification

This course will discuss ways to write evaluation, re-evaluation, and certification documentation in compliance with Medicare requirements, to help ensure payment of the claim. The course will focus on the key points that must be present in order to establish the baseline for an episode of care. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Documentation Essentials: 10-Part Series

Purchase this entire 10-part series at a discount! The series includes: Evaluations & Certifications, Coding Clean Claim, Goal Writing, Daily Notes & Progress Notes, Understanding Medical Necessity. Writing Successful Home Exercise Programs & Restorative Nursing Programs, Discharge Summaries, Navigating the Denials and Appeals Process, Medicare Part A in SNFs, Compliance, QA & Audits. Credit Hours: 16.0 (total) Type: Online Prerequisites: None Price: (includes a 20% discount) Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Treating the Patient with Hemiplegic Shoulder Pain

This course is designed to give the healthcare practitioner an understanding of the etiologies of shoulder pain in patients who have suffered a stroke as well as treatment techniques used to prevent and alleviate the problem of hemiplegic shoulder pain. This course was updated to include research on the effectiveness of interventions for hemiplegic shoulder pain and recent statistics on the incidence and financial impact of stroke. Credit Hours: 10.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Tube Feeding the Elderly: Applying Documented Outcomes...

Tube feedings are being placed in the elderly at an ever-increasing rate without clear evidence of potential benefit to the patient. This basic to intermediate course provides a research review of outcomes of tube feedings in the elderly and chronically ill, and the risks involved with oral vs. non-oral nutrition. Credit Hours: 3.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Practical Application of Cervical Auscultation

Cervical Auscultation has become recognized as a useful tool in dysphagia evaluation and treatment. This course outlines the basic principles of both chest and cervical auscultation for practicing Dysphagia Therapists who would like to add this technique to his/her cache of clinical tools. Credit Hours: 3.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Informed Consent for the Dysphagia Patient in Rehabilitation

The Medical Doctor is ultimately responsible for obtaining written informed consent, but allied health professionals, including the Dysphagia Therapist, are expected to provide specialized counseling. Participants will be able to use the elements of informed consent to counsel elderly dysphagia patients. Participants will also learn that offering realistic palliative vs. rehabilitative goals will aid patients in decision-making. Credit Hours: 3.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Free Water Programs for Geriatric Dysphagia Management

The practice of restricting fluids to aspirating patients frequently has adverse outcomes including non-compliance, dehydration, and continued complaints of thirst. These problems may be reduced if free, unthickened water is allowed within an organized program. This course covers the rationale and procedure for using free water as a therapeutic tool, for developing an “in-house” program, and selecting appropriate participants. Credit Hours: 3.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Esophageal Dysphagia: The DTs Role in ID & Treament

Esophageal disorders may significantly impact the comfort, safety and nutritional status of the elderly nursing home resident. It is important for the Dysphagia Therapist to be able to differentiate symptoms of esophageal dysfunction from other problems that interfere with eating. This course is designed as an overview of the diagnoses, assessment procedures and treatment options for esophageal dysphagia. Credit Hours: 5.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Dysphagia Programs: What the Rehab Manager Needs to Know

This course is designed to benefit the new or experienced Manager, Recruiter or Program Development Coordinator who needs to know the “ins-and-outs” of Dysphagia care. This course offers ways to promote and obtain reimbursement for your facility’s dining program. Additionally, you will confidently understand what the Advanced-Level Dysphagia Therapist looks for when choosing an employment setting. Finally, you will know how to nurture the Entry-Level Therapists you already have. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Dysphagia Management in LTC: for New Dysphagia Therapist

This Introductory Level course includes time-sensitive core materials that establish the foundations for dysphagia therapy in LTC. Case study examples are provided to facilitate the acquisition of care process essentials. Credit Hours: 7.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Drugs and Dysphagia: Medications Affecting the GS

This online experience is designed as two separate courses. The first course deals with medications affecting the Central Nervous System. The second course deals with medications affecting the Gastrointestinal System. Credit Hours: 7.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Drugs & Dysphagia: Medications Affecting the CNS

This online experience is designed as two separate courses. The first course deals with medications affecting the Central Nervous System. The second course deals with medications affecting the Gastrointestinal System. You may choose to take only one course, or you can take both courses – in any order you wish. Credit Hours: 10.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Adult Dysphagia Mgmt. for the OT and Interdiscipl.Team

This Introductory Level course includes time-sensitive core materials that establish the foundations for dysphagia therapy in LTC. Case study examples are provided to facilitate the acquisition of care process essentials. Credit Hours: 7.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

ABC of Wheelchair Seat & Position: Asmnt, Body Algmnt & Comf

This course presents the fundamentals of seating and positioning for both pediatric and adult populations. The most commonly encountered situations and conditions are the focus; however, by understanding the basic fundamental principles involved in a seating and positioning intervention, the Learner should be able to resolve almost any seating and positioning problem caused by any condition for any client at any age. Credit Hours: 10.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Hand Problems in Children with Disabilities

This course is at an Introductory/Intermediate Level, designed for new practitioners as well as experienced practitioners who want to become more knowledgeable about hand development and dysfunction in children with multiple and developmental disabilities. Course Code: 2028_100 Credit Hours: 8.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Motor Components of Vision in Children with Disabilities

This course is at an Introductory/Intermediate Level, designed for new practitioners as well as experienced practitioners who want to become more knowledgeable about visual development and dysfunction in children with multiple and developmental disabilities. Credit Hours: 6.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H and UE Rehab: Part 1-10: Dupuytren’s Contractures

This interactive course provides the therapist with an understanding of the pathological processes involved in Dupuytren’s contractures, surgical techniques and rehabilitation of this disorder. Credit Hours: 1.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H & UE Rehab: The Essentials, Part 1-09: Fractures of the UE

This interactive course provides therapists with knowledge of rehabilitation of upper extremity fractures. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H and UE Rehab: Part 1-8: Evaluation and Treatment of Wrist

This interactive course provides therapists with an understanding of pathological conditions of the wrist and evaluation and treatment of these problems. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H and UE Rehab: Part 1-7: Evaluation and Treatment of Elbow

This interactive course provides therapists with an understanding of pathological conditions of the elbow and evaluation and treatment of these problems. Credit Hours: 1.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H & UE Rehab: Part 1-6: Evaluation and Treatment of Shoulder

This interactive course provides therapists with an understanding of pathological conditions of the shoulder and evaluation and treatment of these problems. Credit Hours: 1.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H and UE Rehab: The Essentials, Part 1-05: Neuroanatomy UE

This interactive course provides therapists with an understanding of pathological conditions of the wrist and evaluation and treatment of these problems. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H and UE Rehab: The Essentials, Part 1-04: UE Wounds

This interactive course is designed to provide the therapist with an understanding of the wound healing process and evaluation of wounds and wound care. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H & UE Rehab: Part 1-3: Phys Agent Modalities for UE Problem

This interactive course is designed to provide the novice hand therapist to the more experienced hand therapist knowledge about the anatomy and kinesiology of the upper extremity, and impact of selected pathological processes on hand and upper extremity rehabilitation. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H and UE Rehab: Part 1-02: Evaluation of the UE

This interactive course provides an overview of assessments used in upper extremity rehabilitation. Credit Hours: 1.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H and UE Rehab: Part 1-1: UE Anat with Emphasis on Intrinsic

This interactive course is designed to provide the novice hand therapist to the more experienced hand therapist knowledge about the anatomy and kinesiology of the upper extremity, and impact of selected pathological processes on hand and upper extremity rehabilitation. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Hand and Upper Extremity Rehab: The Essentials, Part 1

This interactive course provides a variety of learning methods and tools to assist the novice hand therapist to the more experienced hand therapist in the education and training of hand and upper extremity rehabilitation. Credit Hours: 16.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Price: (at a 20% discount) Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H and UE Rehab: The Essentials, Part 2-09: Ergonomics

This interactive course is designed to provide the novice hand therapist to the more experienced hand therapist knowledge about ergonomic principles, risk factors, and design of work stations for injury prevention. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H & UE Rehab: Part 2-8: Traumatic Hand Injuries & Prosthetic

This interactive course is designed to provide the novice hand therapist to the more experienced hand therapist knowledge about the anatomical structures affected by, the pathological processes involved, and management of traumatic hand injuries including selection of prosthetics. Credit Hours: 1.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H and UE Rehab: The Essentials, Part 2-07: CRPS

This interactive course is designed to provide the novice hand therapist to the more experienced hand therapist knowledge about the anatomical structures affected by, the pathological processes involved, and management of complex regional pain syndrome, reflex sympathetic dystrophy, and causalgia. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H and U E Rehab: The Essentials, Part 2-06: Stiff Hand

This interactive course is designed to provide the novice hand therapist to the more experienced hand therapist knowledge about the anatomical structures affected by, the pathological processes involved, and management of stiff hand. Credit Hours: 1.0 Type: Online Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H and U E Rehab: The Essentials, Part 2-05: Splinting

This interactive course provides an overview of splinting of the upper extremity and its relationship to hand and upper extremity rehabilitation. Credit Hours: 1.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H and U E Rehab: The Essentials, Part 2-04: Arthritis

This interactive course is designed to provide the novice hand therapist to the more experienced hand therapist knowledge about the anatomical structures affected by, the pathological processes involved, and management of arthritis. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H and U E Rehab: The Essentials, Part 2-03: Tendons

This interactive course is designed to provide the novice hand therapist to the more experienced hand therapist knowledge about the anatomical structures affected by, the pathological processes involved, and management of tendon injuries. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H and U E Rehab: The Essentials, Part 2-02: Burn Rehabilitat

This interactive course is designed to provide the novice hand therapist to the more experienced hand therapist knowledge about the evaluation and treatment of burns of the upper extremity. Credit Hours: 1.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

H & U E Rehab: The Essentials, Part 2-01: Cumulative Trauma

This interactive course is designed to provide the novice hand therapist to the more experienced hand therapist knowledge about the anatomical structures affected by, the pathological processes involved, and management of cumulative trauma disorders. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Hand and Upper Extremity Rehab: The Essentials, Part 2

This interactive course is the second in a series designed to assist the novice hand therapist to the more experienced hand therapist in the education and training of hand and upper extremity rehabilitation. Purchase complete Parts I and II @ full price at the same time and receive a 20% discount. Credit Hours: 14.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Using Music in a Medical Setting

Music is a part of every life, but it is widely underused as a preventative measure or treatment modality. This course has been designed to provide you with tools to successfully use music as an intervention tool for a variety of outcomes in medical settings. Credit Hours: 4.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Sensory Processing Disorder: Effects-learning-behavior-motor

This is an introductory to intermediate level course designed for the therapist who wants to develop foundational knowledge and treatment skills for working with children with Sensory Processing Disorders. The course provides essential, practical information which will enhance your ability to provide intensive, goal-directed and effective therapy to children with sensory challenges. Credit Hours: 13.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Evaluation and Treatment of Children with Eat/Feed Disorders

This beginner to advanced beginner course is for pediatric therapists interested in developing the foundational skills to provide comprehensive evaluation and treatment within an interdisciplinary setting. Teachers, families and health professionals are increasingly seeking Occupational Therapists and Speech-Language Pathologists to address children’s medical and behavioral feeding disorders. Credit Hours: 5.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

HIV/AIDS: One Hour Course

The overall objective of this course is for the practitioner to gain knowledge in the field of HIV disease. This course meets the State of Florida requirements for one hour of HIV/AIDS education. Credit Hours: 1.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Current Trends and Treatment in Dementia Management

Course Goal: Learners who take this course will gain a tremendous understanding of all aspects of Dementia and the many ways the disease process impacts functions of daily living skills and communication. Credit Hours: 10.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Documentation Essentials Part 09: Medicare Part A in SNFs (U

Providing therapy services under Medicare A in a skilled nursing facility (SNF) is a greatly rewarding experience. However, many therapists and assistants are challenged and intimidated by the numerous rules and regulations that govern the provision of these services. This module is designed to provide a bird’s eye overview of the UPDATED regulations, effective October 1, 2011 that govern the provision of therapy services and provide insight into how the overall payment system works under the M Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Cardiovascular Disease and Mobility

Participants in this course will come to understand cardiovascular disease, including structures and organs affected, the signs and symptoms associated with these disease processes and how these symptoms may affect mobility, quality of life and participation in therapy. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Healthy to the Bone: An Educational Tool Kit

Course Goal: To help healthcare providers convey the importance of bone health in a variety of age groups in order to prevent osteoporosis in older age. Credit Hours: 2.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Oral Health for the Elderly: Evaluation and Care

This course will convey how to complete a basic clinical evaluation of the mouth, especially as it relates to overall wellness and the development of systemic illness, and to present typical treatment options and care planning guidelines for restoration and maintenance of good oral hygiene. Credit Hours: 4.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Spine Stabilization for the Aging Adult

This interactive course was designed for the beginner to intermediate therapist working with an older adult population to gain knowledge regarding the basic theory in lumbar stabilization. Discussion, photos and videos are presented to show how to a patient is progressed through the phases of lumbar stabilization. The course also includes current research in conjunction with clinical pearls, and adaptations for the older client, including functional progressions, addressing ADL modifications Credit Hours: 5.0 Type: Online Prerequisites: None Availability: 365 Days from Registration

Treatment Implications for Mid Stage Dementia

This interactive online course is designed for the beginner and intermediate healthcare professional interested in learning more about how to be effective interacting with clients with mid-stage dementia. The stages of dementia will be reviewed (early, middle, and late), with a specific emphasis on the key features of mid-stage dementia. Learners who take this course will gain a tremendous understanding of the mid-stage client, and the many ways the dementia disease process impacts behavior and activities of daily living.