As the number of Floridians living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias continues to grow, the need for well-trained care providers has never been greater. Home health agencies play a critical role in supporting individuals living with dementia, and ensuring staff receive proper training is not only a best practice—it is a regulatory requirement.

At Seaside Home Health Care, we understand the importance of high-quality dementia education. That’s why we developed a comprehensive Alzheimer’s and Related Dementias (ADRD) curriculum that meets the training requirements established by the Florida Department of Elder Affairs (DOEA). Our curriculum is available for purchase by home health agencies seeking an effective, compliant, and engaging training solution for their teams.

Why Dementia Training Matters

Providing care for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias requires specialized knowledge and skills. Home Health Aides, Caregivers, Nurses, and Therapists must understand disease progression, communication techniques, behavioral interventions, safety considerations, and person-centered approaches to care.

Proper training helps care staff:

  • Communicate more effectively with individuals living with dementia
  • Respond appropriately to behavioral challenges
  • Promote dignity and independence
  • Enhance safety in the home environment
  • Improve quality of life for clients and families

When home health agency staff are properly trained, agencies are better positioned to deliver exceptional care while supporting positive client outcomes.

A Curriculum Designed to Meet Florida Standards

Navigating training requirements can be challenging for agency leaders. Seaside’s ADRD curriculum was developed to align with Florida Department of Elder Affairs requirements, providing agencies with confidence that their staff are receiving education that meets state expectations.

Our training program covers essential topics including:

  • Understanding Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias
  • Disease progression and stages
  • Effective communication strategies
  • Behavioral symptom management
  • Person-centered dementia care
  • Safety and environmental considerations
  • Supporting families and caregivers
  • Preserving dignity and quality of life

The curriculum is designed to provide practical knowledge that caregivers can immediately apply in real-world care settings.

An Affordable, Ready-to-Use Training Solution

Developing a compliant dementia training program from scratch requires significant time, expertise, and resources. By purchasing Seaside’s ADRD curriculum, agencies gain access to a proven educational program without the burden of creating one internally.

Benefits include:

  • Meets Florida DOEA dementia training requirements
  • Ready for implementation
  • Developed by experienced home health professionals with over 20 years of experience in the senior care field
  • Easy to incorporate into onboarding and ongoing education programs
  • Cost-effective alternative to developing proprietary training

Whether you are a new agency building your training program or an established provider looking to enhance staff education, our curriculum offers a practical solution.

Supporting Excellence in Dementia Care

At Seaside Home Health Care, we believe education is one of the most powerful tools for improving dementia care. Our mission extends beyond serving our own clients—we are committed to helping elevate the quality of care throughout Florida’s home health industry.

By making our Alzheimer’s and Related Dementias curriculum available to other agencies, we hope to equip more caregivers with the skills, confidence, and understanding needed to provide compassionate, person-centered care for individuals living with dementia.

Learn More

If your agency is looking for a Department of Elder Affairs-compliant Alzheimer’s and Related Dementias training program, Seaside Home Health Care can help. Contact our team to learn more about curriculum licensing, annual subscriptions, and implementation options.

You might also be a care provider in need of training.  We also offer cost effective training for you!

To learn more information, you can email laura.gillian@seasidehhc.com or give us a call at 239-260-9660.

Together, we can raise the standard of dementia care and better serve Florida’s aging population.