Home Health Aide Training in Coral Springs, Florida

Build the skills to support patients at home through Nuvelle’s 75-hour Home Health Aide program in Coral Springs. Complete theory, laboratory practice, and clinical training in approximately 11 to 14 weeks. Healthcare Career Programs are currently available only through our Coral Springs location.

HCP0330 Home Health Aide course number.
75 Hours Total required program clock hours.
11–14 Weeks Normal program completion time.
Certificate Certificate of Completion awarded to graduates.

Home Health Aide Program in Coral Springs, Florida

Nuvelle’s 75-hour Home Health Aide (HHA) program in Coral Springs combines theory instruction, laboratory practice, and clinical training to help you develop skills for supporting patients at home. Complete the program in approximately 11 to 14 weeks and earn a Certificate of Completion. Healthcare Career Programs are currently available only through our Coral Springs location.

Learn about personal care, nutrition, communication, infection control, safety, household management, emergency care, rehabilitation support, and recordkeeping. Instruction is in English and includes an onsite skills checkoff. Our Coral Springs campus is located at 1401 N University Dr #503, Coral Springs, FL 33071. Contact admissions to discuss the schedule and enrollment requirements.
75 Total program clock hours
30 Theory instruction hours
30 Supervised laboratory hours
15 Clinical training hours
11–14 Weeks approximate completion time

One focused course combining theory, lab, and clinical training

The Home Health Aide Certificate Program is delivered through HCP0330. The course combines classroom instruction, supervised laboratory practice, and clinical experience for a total of 75 clock hours.

Course Number HCP0330 Home Health Aide
75 Hours Total required course hours

Home Health Aide course breakdown

This course prepares students to provide safe, ethical, and compassionate care in private homes, assisted living facilities, and home health agencies. Instruction includes personal care, infection control, communication, documentation, emergency response, household management, mobility support, nutrition, and professional behavior.

30 Theory hours
30 Laboratory hours
15 Clinical and externship hours
75 Total clock hours
No course prerequisites
English-only instruction
Onsite skills check-off required
Certificate of Completion

AI clinical simulation that responds to you.

ALEX recreates real clinical scenarios and adapts to every intervention, so students build judgment, confidence, and bedside decision-making before entering a live clinical environment.

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ALEX · Sim Session Live
Scenario Post-op day 1 · Chest pain
HR 112 bpm
SpO₂ 91 %
BP 148/92
Next decision Prioritize intervention

Clinical scenario preview

Show how ALEX presents a patient situation and asks learners to think through the safest next step.

Student decision-making

Highlight how learner choices affect the scenario, vital signs, feedback, and clinical outcome.

Instructor feedback loop

Use simulation results to guide remediation, coaching, and skills review.

Confidence before clinicals

Show how repeated practice helps students build calm, safe, and confident bedside judgment.

Prepare students to provide safe and compassionate home healthcare

Upon completion of the Home Health Aide Certificate Program, students should be able to demonstrate the knowledge, practical skills, and professional behaviors required to support patients in home-based care environments.

Individualized Care

Deliver safe, respectful, ethical, and compassionate care based on each patient’s physical, emotional, cultural, and personal needs.

Daily Living Support

Assist patients with personal hygiene, grooming, dressing, nutrition, mobility, comfort, and other activities of daily living.

Safety and Infection Control

Apply standard precautions, infection-control practices, home-safety procedures, and sanitary household-management techniques.

Health and Independence

Support nutrition, mobility, rehabilitation activities, comfort, and independent living while remaining within the Home Health Aide scope.

Effective Communication

Communicate respectfully and effectively with patients, family members, supervisors, and other members of the healthcare team.

Documentation

Record and report observations accurately while protecting patient privacy, confidentiality, and personal health information.

Emergency Response

Recognize changes in a patient’s condition and follow appropriate reporting, safety, and emergency-response procedures.

Professional Behavior

Demonstrate accountability and follow legal, ethical, regulatory, and professional standards while performing Home Health Aide duties.

What students should be able to do after completion

Upon successful completion of HCP0330, students should be able to demonstrate the following essential home healthcare competencies.

1 Demonstrate safe and effective personal care techniques.
2 Apply infection control and standard precautions.
3 Assist clients with mobility, comfort, and basic health monitoring.
4 Maintain a clean, safe, and supportive home environment.
5 Use appropriate communication techniques with clients, families, and healthcare teams.
6 Perform documentation and recordkeeping according to agency standards.
7 Respond appropriately to emergencies and client changes in condition.
Graduate Outcomes

Prepare for entry-level employment in home healthcare

Graduates receive a Certificate of Completion and are prepared to pursue entry-level Home Health Aide opportunities in home and residential care settings.

Private Homes

Support clients with personal care, household management, safety, comfort, mobility, nutrition, and daily living needs.

Assisted Living Facilities

Provide assigned personal care and support services within a residential care environment.

Home Health Agencies

Deliver assigned home healthcare services under appropriate supervision and according to agency standards.

Credential awarded: Certificate of Completion. Employment decisions, job titles, and additional employer requirements are determined by individual employers.

Visit Our Coral Springs Campus

Explore Home Health Aide training at Nuvelle School of Nursing and Health Sciences in Coral Springs. Our 75-hour HHA program includes 30 hours of theory, 30 hours of laboratory practice, and 15 hours of clinical training. Complete the program in approximately 11 to 14 weeks and earn a Certificate of Completion.

📍 1401 N University Dr #503, Coral Springs, FL 33071 🎓 (754) 812-1924 🩺 Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM 💡 Complimentary ALEX visit by appointment

Healthcare Career Programs are available only through Coral Springs. Contact the team to arrange a complimentary visit to meet ALEX, Nuvelle’s AI patient simulator, and see the campus technology.

Nuvelle School of Nursing and Health Sciences lobby in Coral Springs Florida

Coral Springs campus lobby

Meet the team at our Coral Springs campus and discuss Home Health Aide admissions, tuition, and class schedules.

Nuvelle nursing skills lab with clinical training equipment

Hands-on skills lab

Build practical patient-care skills through 30 hours of laboratory training and an onsite skills checkoff.

Nuvelle clinical simulation environment for healthcare education

Explore campus technology

Explore the campus learning spaces and arrange a complimentary visit to meet ALEX, our AI patient simulator.

Nuvelle classroom used for instructor led healthcare education

Instructor-led learning

Learn about personal care, nutrition, communication, infection control, and safety. HHA instruction is in English.

Approved by the Florida Board of Nursing and licensed by the Commission for Independent Education

Nuvelle School of Nursing and Health Sciences is approved by the Florida Board of Nursing and licensed by the Commission for Independent Education (CIE), Florida Department of Education. These recognitions support Nuvelle’s commitment to healthcare education, institutional accountability, and transparent student information in Florida.

Questions About HHA Training in Coral Springs?

Find answers about Nuvelle’s Home Health Aide program, the training schedule, and visiting our Coral Springs campus.

Where is Nuvelle’s Home Health Aide program offered?

The HHA program is available through Nuvelle School of Nursing and Health Sciences in Coral Springs. Our campus is at 1401 N University Dr #503, Coral Springs, FL 33071. Healthcare Career Programs are currently available only through this location.

How long does the HHA program take?

The program includes 75 clock hours and takes approximately 11 to 14 weeks to complete. Contact admissions to confirm the upcoming start date and class schedule.

What training is included in the 75-hour program?

The program includes 30 hours of theory instruction, 30 hours of laboratory practice, and 15 hours of clinical training. Instruction is in English and includes an onsite skills checkoff.

What will I learn in Home Health Aide training?

You’ll study personal care, nutrition, communication, infection control, safety, household management, emergency care, rehabilitation support, and recordkeeping. The coursework focuses on skills used to support patients in a home care setting.

What credential will I receive?

Students who successfully complete Nuvelle’s HHA program receive a Certificate of Completion. Ask admissions how the program relates to the requirements of the home care employers you plan to apply to.

Can I complete the HHA program entirely online?

The program includes laboratory practice, clinical training, and an onsite skills checkoff, so it cannot be completed entirely online. Contact admissions to confirm how theory instruction is delivered and when in-person attendance is required.

Do I need prior healthcare experience to enroll?

The HHA course has no course prerequisites. Admissions requirements are separate, so speak with the team about eligibility and the documents you’ll need before applying.

How much does the HHA program cost?

Contact admissions for current tuition, required fees, and available payment arrangements. Ask for a breakdown of the total cost before enrolling. You can book a consultation or call (754) 812-1924.

Can I visit the Coral Springs campus before applying?

Yes. Contact the team to arrange a campus visit and discuss the HHA program. You can also schedule a complimentary visit to meet ALEX, Nuvelle’s AI patient simulator. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Visits are by appointment.

How do I apply for the Home Health Aide program?

Start with Nuvelle’s program application. If you have questions about the schedule, tuition, or enrollment requirements, speak with admissions before submitting your application.

Begin your path into

Home healthcare.

Connect with the Nuvelle admissions team to learn more about program scheduling, enrollment requirements, tuition, clinical expectations, and upcoming start dates.

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1401 N University Dr #503, Coral Springs, FL 33071