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Home Health Aide Training - Kansas

  • 20-hour Kansas Home Health Aide course for current Certified Nurse Aides.
  • KDADS-approved training designed for Kansas HHA exam preparation.
  • Reading test score required before class begins.
  • No textbook required for this course.
  • Online course format with instructor support.
  • Students may sit for the Kansas Home Health Aide exam after successful course completion.

Details

This Kansas Home Health Aide course is a 20-hour online training program for current Certified Nurse Aides who want to provide care and support in home health settings.

State-approved program: The live course page states this course is KDADS approved and approved by the Kansas Board of Regents. Upon successful completion and fulfillment of state requirements, students may proceed according to Kansas testing or credentialing procedures.
CAREER PATH
For Kansas CNAs seeking home health training
Designed for current Certified Nurse Aides who want to expand into home-based care roles.
FOCUS
Personal care, safety, communication, and documentation
Students learn core home health aide responsibilities used when supporting clients in home settings.
OUTCOME
Preparation for Kansas HHA testing pathway
Students who complete requirements may sit for the Kansas Home Health Aide exam.
Where You Can Work
  • Home health agencies
  • Home care and personal support settings
  • Services supporting elderly or disabled clients
  • Healthcare organizations that use Kansas Home Health Aides

Job duties and hiring standards vary by employer.

Learning Experience
  • 20 clock hours delivered online
  • Self-paced course materials
  • Interactive lessons, videos, quizzes, and discussion-based case studies
  • Instructor support during the course
Tip: Watch for your confirmation email after registration. It includes important next steps.
What You’ll Learn
  • Role and responsibilities of a Home Health Aide in Kansas
  • Personal care and assistance in the home setting
  • Communication with clients, families, and healthcare professionals
  • Common conditions and disabilities encountered in home care
  • Infection control and safety practices
  • Medication assistance concepts within the HHA role
  • Ethical and legal considerations
  • Documentation and reporting of client observations and care activities
1Online course format+

The Kansas Home Health Aide course is delivered online. Students complete course materials through the online classroom.

2Self-paced structure+

The course is designed for students to move through online lessons, videos, quizzes, and discussion activities at their own pace within the course schedule.

3Instructor monitoring and support+

Students receive support from experienced instructors. Coursework and completion requirements are reviewed according to course expectations.

4Required materials+

The live course page lists No Book Required. Students must still have reliable internet access and complete all required online work.

5Completion and certificate pathway+

Upon successful completion, students receive a Certificate of Completion from We Care Online. Students may then follow the Kansas Home Health Aide exam pathway; course completion does not guarantee certification, registry placement, employment, or exam outcome.

Requirements

KDADS PREREQUISITES
The Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services lists prerequisites for this class. Students must meet the required Kansas Home Health Aide enrollment requirements before class begins.
CNA CERTIFICATE
Students must have a current Certified Nurse Aide certificate before enrolling in the Kansas Home Health Aide course.
READING TEST
A reading test is required. Students must supply the reading test score before class begins.
Schedule your reading test here . To confirm which scores are acceptable, review the HHA reading test information .
PAYMENT
We Care Online requires payment in full before the course start date.
CLINICAL
The live course page states there are no clinicals for the Kansas Home Health Aide course.
TECHNOLOGY
Students need reliable internet access and a device capable of accessing the online classroom, completing coursework, viewing videos, and submitting required activities.
COMPLETION
Students must complete the required online coursework and meet course expectations. Upon successful completion, students receive a Certificate of Completion from We Care Online.
STATE PATHWAY
Students may sit for the Kansas Home Health Aide exam after completing the course. Completion does not guarantee certification, registry placement, employment, or exam outcome.

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No Book Required
The live course page lists no textbook requirement.

Career Info

Home Health Aides support clients in home settings by assisting with personal care, safety, daily routines, communication, and observation reporting under applicable employer and state guidelines.

What Does a Home Health Aide Do?
  • Assist clients with personal care and daily living needs
  • Support mobility, hygiene, nutrition, and comfort routines
  • Communicate observations to supervisors or healthcare team members
  • Follow infection control and safety procedures
  • Document and report care activities according to employer policy
Where Home Health Aides Work
  • Home health agencies
  • Private homes
  • Community-based care settings
  • Organizations serving elderly or disabled clients

Schedules and job duties vary by employer and client need.

Salary – Kansas
Estimated Kansas hourly pay: about $15.80 per hour
Estimated annual range: varies by hours, employer, and location

Wage estimates vary by location, employer, and experience level. Actual earnings are not guaranteed.

Career Advancement Path

Many students use Home Health Aide training to build experience in direct care:

  • CNA → Home Health Aide
  • Home Health Aide → Medication Aide pathway, where eligible
  • Home Health Aide → LPN or RN education pathway, with additional schooling
Job Outlook

National demand for home health and personal care aides is projected to grow as the population ages and more clients receive support in home and community settings.

Sources & Disclosure: Wage and outlook estimates are based on publicly available labor market data and may vary by employer, location, experience, and shift differentials. Sources include BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook and Indeed Kansas Home Health Aide salary data.

Instructor

Kayla Neitzel, RN
Kayla Neitzel, RN
Course Instructor

My name is Kayla Neitzel, and I am pleased to welcome you to We Care Online. I bring more than two decades of experience in healthcare and a strong passion for education, mentorship, and supporting individuals as they advance in their professional careers.

I began my nursing career as a Licensed Practical Nurse after completing my LPN program at Wichita Area Technical College. I later earned my Registered Nurse degree from Pratt Community College and most recently completed my Master of Science in Nursing with a specialization as a Family Nurse Practitioner.

Throughout my career, I have worked across a wide range of clinical and professional settings, including cardiac care, medical surgical, orthopedic, and wound care units, post cardiac catheterization recovery, home health, and long term care.

I look forward to working with you and supporting you throughout this experience.

Colleen Villa
Colleen Villa
Continuing Education Director

Colleen Villa is a dedicated and passionate member of the We Care Online team, making a significant impact as a department director. With an extensive background in healthcare and a genuine desire to help others, Colleen brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her role.

She has worked in various educational settings, including colleges, and provides practical insights and real world examples that enhance student understanding. Her expertise extends across healthcare administration.

Colleen is known for her compassionate approach and genuine interest in student success. She takes time to connect with each individual, understanding learning styles and offering personalized guidance.

Through her engaging style and dedication to excellence, Colleen continues to positively impact the careers of healthcare professionals.

FAQ

1How do I enroll?+

Enrollment is completed through the Registration Options link on the course page. After registering, watch for your confirmation email with next steps.

2When do I get access?+

Course access is provided after registration, payment, and administrative processing are complete.

3How many hours is the course?+

The Kansas Home Health Aide course is a 20-hour class.

4What payment options are available?+

Payment options listed on the live page include payment in full, facility invoice, and Afterpay when available at checkout.

5What is the refund policy?+

Students should review the Refund, Payment Plan, and Other Policies page before enrolling. Refund details may vary by course and enrollment status.

6Is a textbook required?+

No. The live course page lists No Book Required.

7Will I receive a certificate?+

Upon successful completion of the course, students receive a Certificate of Completion from We Care Online.

8Does this guarantee Kansas certification?+

No. Course completion does not guarantee certification, registry placement, employment, or exam outcome. Students may sit for the Kansas Home Health Aide exam after meeting applicable requirements.

9Are there clinicals?+

No. The live course page states there are no clinicals for the Kansas HHA course.

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