Education & Training Portal
Welcome to the CareReach Education Portal
Helping You Navigate Care with Confidence
At CareReach, we believe that great care starts with informed decisions. Whether you're just beginning to explore home care or you're already supporting a loved one at home, this portal is here to help you feel empowered — not overwhelmed.
This educational library was built for families like yours. Inside, you'll find simple, trustworthy information on everything from understanding home care services to recognizing when it’s time to get help, preventing caregiver burnout, and creating a safe, supportive home environment.
Our goal is to answer your questions, ease your worries, and give you the clarity you need to make the next right decision — whatever that looks like for your family.
Training Topics
Understanding the Role of a Family Caregiver
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Daily Care Basics
Medication Awareness & Tracking
Household Organization for Better Care
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Emotional & Social Wellbeing
Using CareReach Tools & Communication Channels
Special Conditions & Aging in Place
Emergency Preparedness & Safety
Legal & Financial Clarity
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Building Your Family Care Plan
No matter the type of non-medical support your loved one needs, we’re here to help — with care that’s consistent, flexible, and focused on dignity and comfort.
In-Person Family Caregiver Training
Empowering Families to Care with Confidence
At CareReach, we believe great care begins at home—and that includes you. Our In-Person Family Caregiver Training is designed to give loved ones the tools, knowledge, and confidence to support their family member’s care while staying closely connected with our professional team.
Whether you’re caring for a parent, spouse, or relative, this hands-on, educational session helps you become an active and informed partner in care—without feeling overwhelmed.
What You’ll Learn
Our interactive training covers:
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Safe mobility, hygiene, and meal support techniques
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How to coordinate and complement CareReach aide services
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Medication tracking and emergency preparedness
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Tips for emotional connection and caregiver self-care
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How to use our scheduling tools and care tracking system
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Understanding dementia, stroke, or other diagnoses
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Setting up the home environment for safety and ease
You’ll walk away with practical skills, printed resources, and a clear understanding of your role—so you can support your loved one’s dignity and comfort with greater peace of mind.
Who It's For:
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Family caregivers seeking more clarity and confidence
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Loved ones coordinating care with a Household Advocate Caregiver (HAC)
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Anyone helping a senior age in place safely at home
Hospice & End-of-Life Support
We provide non-medical care alongside your hospice provider to bring comfort and dignity to your loved one’s final stage. From overnight presence to helping with personal care, our caregivers are a gentle and calming presence for both client and family.
Non-Medical Post-Surgical Care
After surgery or a hospital stay, clients often need short-term help with mobility, hygiene, meals, and medication reminders. We help bridge the gap so you can recover safely at home with peace of mind.
Education at CareReach
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Who Is Our Training & Education For?
Family caregivers supporting a loved one at home, especially after hospital discharge or a new diagnosis.
Adult children or spouses coordinating with CareReach to share caregiving responsibilities.
Families preparing to age in place and wanting a proactive plan for home-based support.
Clients receiving CareReach services who want to better understand care roles and expectations.
Concerned relatives or neighbors looking to help safely without overstepping professional boundaries.
Senior housing or independent living residents who want to involve loved ones in a structured, supportive way.
Contact CareReach
Let’s Connect
Have questions about our services? Need help choosing the right care? Want to partner with us? We’re here to answer your questions and guide you toward the best care solution for your family. Fill out the form —we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
FAQS about
Do you have questions?
✔ Each session lasts approximately 60–90 minutes, depending on the number of participants and specific care needs.
✔ Training is available in person at our CareReach office, or—when appropriate and based on location—we can come to the family’s home for a more customized experience.
✔ In most cases, training is offered at no cost to families actively using or considering CareReach services. If you'd like to book training outside of our service area, small travel or customization fees may apply. Contact us for details.
✔ The training is ideal for family caregivers, spouses, adult children, close friends, or anyone helping a loved one at home. We recommend limiting in-home sessions to 2–3 participants for the best experience.
✔ Just bring your questions, concerns, and an open mind! If you already use CareReach services, we’ll tailor the session to your current care plan. Otherwise, we’ll provide all training materials during the visit.
✔ Not at all. We welcome families exploring home care options, transitioning from a hospital or rehab facility, or managing care independently. Our goal is to support all families—whether you’re just getting started or actively partnered with us.
✔ This training is not a replacement for professional caregiving but is meant to complement it. You’ll learn how to safely assist where you can, while understanding when to rely on CareReach for skilled support, scheduling, and oversight.
Explore Our Home Care Services
Not every care journey is the same - learn more about all of our services and find the care that best fits your family's needs.
