Our Dementia-Friendly Certification Courses
Healthcare Workers
This course is a self-guided tutorial on best practices and strategies for improving the quality of care provided to patients and loved ones with Alzheimer’s
3rd-Party Services
Certification course for banking, wound care, transportation, and other services. Coming soon! Sign up today to be the first to know when these courses go
At-Home Caregivers
Including nursing, transport, medical care, cleaning, and more! Coming soon! Sign up today to be the first to know when these courses go live!
Healthcare Workers
- Training is free
- 6-hour course, divided into 30-minute sections
- Qualifies for CEU credits
- Earn the ‘Dementia-Friendly Partners Certified’ title (i.e. Sally Smith, DFPC) and physical certificate of completion
- Annual refresher course
- Unlimited access to videos, training guides, and more
Nursing Homes / Assisted Living / In-Home Care
- Minimal annual fee
- DFP branding for facility at 70% staff course completion
- Marketing potential for families with dementia caregiving needs
- Guaranteed alignment with current state guidelines*
- Improved outcomes for dementia caregivers and patients
- Group registration available to be managed by workforce director – contact us for group certification
3rd Party Services
- DFP certification exists for service and retail businesses that interact with dementia patients and caregivers
- Pharmacies, transportation, 3rd party medical services, elder attorneys, etc.
- 2-hour courses focus on communication, redirection, dignity, safety, and crisis management
- Opportunities for customized content and guidelines for your business and staff
Other Courses
Coming Soon!
Courses for specific professional environments, such as pharmacies, banks, mobile medical facilities, transportation, and more!
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Disclaimer: Not Medical Advice
The information provided in this online training is for general educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended as, and does not constitute, medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. This content should not be relied upon as a substitute for consultation with a qualified and licensed medical professional. Always seek the guidance of your physician or other licensed healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read or learned through this training.
If you believe a medical emergency exists, immediately call 911 or seek help from an emergency medical provider.