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Rosenthal Community Care Services provides a practical online learning library for caregiver education, personal growth, facility training support, and caregiving skill development in assisted living and residential care settings.

Caregiver Education Facility Training Support 40 Online Hours Scenario-Based Training
Course Library Notice: The courses listed on this page are available as Online Learning courses through Rosenthal Community Care Services. Courses are provided for caregiver education, personal growth, and facility training support unless otherwise stated. They are not advertised as state-approved continuing education courses unless specifically identified as such.
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Complete Online Caregiving Education

Enroll in the complete 40-hour online caregiving course library or purchase individual courses. This program is arranged as a caregiver development pathway: professional foundation first, daily care next, safety readiness, dementia care, medication support awareness, and hospice comfort care.

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Full Library 40 online learning hours
Bundle Price $99 full access
Individual Courses $7.99 each
Training Pathway Professionalism, ADLs, safety, dementia care, medication awareness, and hospice comfort care.

Online Caregiver Course Library

The courses below are organized into a suggested caregiver training pathway. Each course is structured as a 1-hour online learning course designed to support caregiver education, practical skill development, and facility training.

Recommended order: Students should begin with professional conduct and resident dignity, then move into ADL support, safety and emergency readiness, dementia care, medication support awareness, and hospice comfort care. This gives caregivers a stronger foundation before moving into more sensitive or advanced care situations.

Track 1: Professional Caregiver Foundations

Professional caregiver training for resident rights, mandated reporting awareness, boundaries, communication, documentation, reliability, and work ethic.

6 Courses 6 Total Hours Online Learning
1.1 Resident Rights and Dignity → 1 hrOnline Learning Respect, choice, privacy, autonomy, and avoiding shame or force. 1.2 Abuse, Neglect, and Mandated Reporting Awareness → 1 hrOnline Learning Warning signs, caregiver responsibility, and reporting concerns. 1.3 Professional Boundaries for Caregivers → 1 hrOnline Learning Gifts, family relationships, privacy, social media, and emotional boundaries. 1.4 Communication With Families and Supervisors → 1 hrOnline Learning What to say, what not to say, respectful updates, and escalation. 1.5 Documentation and Shift Handoff Basics → 1 hrOnline Learning Clear notes, meaningful observations, and continuity of care. 1.6 Caregiver Attitude, Reliability, and Work Ethic → 1 hrOnline Learning Professionalism, punctuality, teamwork, humility, and resident-centered service.

Track 2: ADL and Personal Care Training

Practical caregiver training for daily care, dignity, bathing, grooming, toileting, incontinence, eating, and hydration support.

6 Courses 6 Total Hours Online Learning
2.1 Daily Care Basics for Caregivers → 1 hrOnline Learning One full-day caregiver simulation covering dignity, ADLs, observation, and reporting. 2.2 ADL Support: Dignity, Privacy, and Consent → 1 hrOnline Learning How to begin care respectfully before touching or assisting a resident. 2.3 Bathing and Personal Hygiene Support → 1 hrOnline Learning Sponge bathing, shower assistance, warmth, modesty, refusal, and infection-control awareness. 2.4 Dressing and Grooming Assistance → 1 hrOnline Learning Clothing choices, grooming preferences, weak limbs, shaving, oral care, and dignity. 2.5 Toileting and Incontinence Care → 1 hrOnline Learning Privacy, embarrassment, bathroom safety, changing briefs, skin observation, and reporting. 2.6 Eating, Hydration, and Mealtime Assistance → 1 hrOnline Learning Meal setup, cueing, hydration, safe positioning, food preferences, and intake observation.

Track 3: Safety and Emergency Readiness

Caregiver safety training for fall prevention, transfers, fire safety, medical emergencies, infection control, and unusual incident reporting.

6 Courses 6 Total Hours Online Learning
3.1 Fall Prevention for Caregivers → 1 hrOnline Learning Fall risks, clutter, footwear, lighting, transfers, and bathroom safety. 3.2 Safe Transfers and Mobility Support → 1 hrOnline Learning Transfer preparation, body mechanics, wheelchair safety, and when to ask for help. 3.3 Fire Safety and Evacuation Awareness → 1 hrOnline Learning Fire drills, alarms, exits, evacuation thinking, and resident supervision. 3.4 Medical Emergency Response Basics → 1 hrOnline Learning When to call 911, what to observe, staying calm, and notifying the responsible person. 3.5 Infection Control and Hand Hygiene → 1 hrOnline Learning Handwashing, gloves, cleaning, laundry, bodily fluids, and illness prevention. 3.6 Incident Reporting and Unusual Events → 1 hrOnline Learning Falls, injuries, behavior changes, refusals, skin concerns, and documentation basics.

Track 4: Dementia Care Training

Foundational and advanced dementia care courses for communication, behavior response, safety, decline, hospice, and end-of-life support.

12 Courses 12 Total Hours Online Learning

Dementia Fundamentals

Courses 1–6
4.1 What Is Dementia? → 1 hrOnline Learning Basic understanding of dementia, memory loss, brain changes, and symptoms caregivers may observe. 4.2 Communication With Residents Living With Dementia → 1 hrOnline Learning Calm tone, simple words, body language, validation, patience, and respectful communication. 4.3 Confusion, Repetition, and Redirection → 1 hrOnline Learning How caregivers should respond to repeated questions, confusion, and redirection needs. 4.4 Sundowning and Late-Day Behaviors → 1 hrOnline Learning Understanding evening agitation, environmental triggers, calming routines, and late-day support. 4.5 Bathing, Dressing, and Grooming for Dementia Care → 1 hrOnline Learning Personal care support when a resident is fearful, resistant, embarrassed, or confused. 4.6 Eating, Hydration, and Mealtime Support for Dementia → 1 hrOnline Learning Cueing, hydration reminders, safe positioning, appetite changes, and mealtime dignity.

Advanced Dementia Care

Courses 7–9
4.7 Dementia Behaviors and Caregiver Response → 1 hrOnline Learning Agitation, yelling, refusal, suspicion, fear, pacing, and calm caregiver response. 4.8 Wandering, Exit-Seeking, and Safety Awareness → 1 hrOnline Learning Reducing risk, observing patterns, protecting safety, and reporting concerns. 4.9 Dementia Documentation and Family Communication → 1 hrOnline Learning Reporting changes, documenting behaviors, and speaking respectfully around family members.

Dementia, Hospice, and End-of-Life Support

Courses 10–12
4.10 Advanced Dementia and Declining Function → 1 hrOnline Learning Recognizing decline in eating, mobility, speech, alertness, and daily participation. 4.11 Dementia and Hospice Care Basics → 1 hrOnline Learning Comfort-focused care, dignity, reduced appetite, increased sleep, and family emotions. 4.12 End-of-Life Dementia Support for Caregivers → 1 hrOnline Learning Gentle care, privacy, calm environment, respectful reporting, and comfort support.

Track 5: Medication Support Awareness

Caregiver awareness training for medication assistance basics, refusals, side effects, reporting, and documentation awareness.

4 Courses 4 Total Hours Online Learning
5.1 Medication Assistance Basics for Caregivers → 1 hrOnline Learning General awareness of medication reminders, observation, and following facility policy. 5.2 Medication Refusal and Reporting → 1 hrOnline Learning What to do when a resident refuses medication or reports discomfort. 5.3 Observing Medication Side Effects → 1 hrOnline Learning Drowsiness, dizziness, appetite changes, confusion, mood changes, and reporting. 5.4 Medication Documentation Awareness → 1 hrOnline Learning Timing, accuracy, documentation basics, and why caregivers must never guess.

Track 6: Hospice and Comfort Care

Comfort-focused caregiver training for hospice basics, gentle personal care, appetite changes, pain observation, family support, and final days care.

6 Courses 6 Total Hours Online Learning
6.1 Hospice Care Basics for Caregivers → 1 hrOnline Learning What hospice means, comfort-focused care, and caregiver role awareness. 6.2 Comfort, Dignity, and Gentle Personal Care → 1 hrOnline Learning Bathing, repositioning, grooming, privacy, and emotional sensitivity. 6.3 Appetite, Hydration, and End-of-Life Changes → 1 hrOnline Learning Reduced appetite, swallowing concerns, fatigue, and family expectations. 6.4 Pain, Discomfort, and Observation → 1 hrOnline Learning Recognizing signs of discomfort and reporting changes appropriately. 6.5 Supporting Families During Hospice Care → 1 hrOnline Learning Respectful communication, boundaries, grief, and calm presence. 6.6 End-of-Life Environment and Final Days Support → 1 hrOnline Learning Quiet environment, privacy, comfort, cultural respect, and professional behavior.

Online caregiver training arranged as a professional pathway.

Rosenthal Community Care Services built this course library to support caregivers, care homes, and facility teams with practical, scenario-based learning rooted in dignity, safety, professionalism, observation, reporting, and compassionate care.

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