This is a 180-hour in-person training program that prepares students for roles in nursing homes, home care settings, and healthcare facilities. It includes classroom instruction, skills lab, and clinical externship.

The classroom portion focuses on foundational knowledge in caregiving, including personal care, infection control, communication skills, patient rights, and safety practices.

Students have the right to terminate their enrollment at any time. Refunds are subject to Massachusetts Refund Law and depend on when the withdrawal occurs within the program timeline.

Applicants must be at least 16 years old, have a high school diploma or equivalent, and meet all entrance requirements including ID verification, background checks, and health clearance.

The skills lab allows students to practice and master hands-on care techniques in a supervised, simulated environment before entering real clinical settings.

Yes, flexible payment plans are available. Students must arrange a payment plan prior to the first day of class. Contact the administrative team for details.