Everything you're wondering

The full program runs 10 working days — about two weeks. You finish trained, certified, and registered, ready to apply for work.

No prior experience is required. The program is designed to take you from the very beginning through to a recognized, job‑ready credential.

A government‑issued ID or a Washington State ID, and you must be 18 or older. You can reserve your seat online in a couple of minutes, and we'll guide you through the rest.

All four credentials — HCA 75‑hour training, CPR & First Aid, Nurse Delegation (Core + Diabetes), and NAR registration — in one bundled program. No separate courses to chase down later.

Yes. You can pay in full, or split the cost into installments using Buy Now, Pay Later. Both options are shown clearly before you commit, so you always know what to expect.

Yes. You complete recognized training and finish registered as a Nursing Assistant with the state — official and recognized by employers.

Home Care Aide certification includes hands‑on skills that are practiced and assessed in person. We'll confirm the exact format and location for your class when you enroll.

Anyone interested in a healthcare career is welcome to reach out from anywhere in the U.S. The fastest way to find out what's possible for your situation is a quick call — we'll walk you through it.

Classes fill on a rolling basis. Reserve your seat and you'll get the next available class date — often just weeks away.

You finish job‑ready with the credentials care employers ask for. Home Care Aides are in steady demand, and you can start applying the moment you're certified.

That's exactly what the free 15‑minute call is for. Book one and we'll answer everything before you decide — no pressure to commit.