This document summarizes Incots' online home health aide certification program. The program consists of 12 online modules covering readings, case studies, videos, and quizzes, followed by a skills lab requiring 16 hours of in-person training. Upon completing both components with scores of 75% or higher, students receive certification as a home health aide. Incots is partnering with a local ministry to offer scholarships and a community fundraising program to cover students' $300 costs. Interested students can enroll between June 10-25 and contact friends and family for $15-$150 donations through a matching funds program.
2. What is Incots?
Incots, is an online program that offers home health
aide training in compliance with Medicare, Medicaid
and Passport requirements
3. What is offered in the training?
The Home Health Aide Training consists of 12
modules. Each module contains:
Reading assignments
Case Study
Vocabulary
Videos
Quiz
4. What’s after the online modules?
At the completion of the 12 modules, students are
given a program review followed by a comprehensive
final exam.
Students must pass the final exam with a score of 75%
or higher.
5. Skills Lab
After successful completion of the online class,
students are required to complete 16 hours of skills
training. This training is done face to face with Incots
Nursing Instructors
6. When is the Lab Offered?
Each student is required to chose a time slot that they
will attend for 4 days.
Times: 7 AM-11 AM
12 PM-4 PM
5 PM- 9 PM
7. What are the dates for Lab?
The dates for the lab begin on July 22, 2013
Students are able to select their own time slot, but the
specific dates for their 4 days of training are scheduled
by Incots staff.
8. What about test scores?
Students must pass the daily quizzes with a score of 75
or higher. Students who complete the case study are
given a starting score of 5, to be added to their quiz
score
9. What about test scores?
Students must pass the final exam with a score of 75 or
higher. Students who have completed all case studies
are given a starting score of 5, to be added to their final
exam
10. What about test scores?
Students are allowed one make-up attempt for all daily
quizzes, if they do not pass on the first attempt.
Students must pass the final exam on the first attempt,
no make-ups are given.
11. What about test scores?
The Skills Lab is on a Pass/Fail basis. Students must
attend all 16 hours required. There will be limited
make-up dates available, on a first-come, first-served
basis
12. What’s after the Lab?
Upon successful completion of the skills training,
students are awarded certification as a Home Health
Aide.
13. Certificate of Achievement
Presented to
_________________________________________
on the 4th day of August, 2013, for successfully completing
the 75 hour home health aide training course as required
by the Medicare/Medicaid and Passport programs.
Donna Dixon, R.N.
Incots Instructor
15. Graduation Day
Students are awarded their certificate of completion at
a graduation ceremony that will take place on August
4th, followed by a City Wide Job Fair
16. How do I get started?
Southeast Outreach Ministry Program and Incots are
partnering to offer the online training program at no
cost to participating students*
18. Scholarships
Incots will be awarding scholarships to every
participant. The regular cost of the online program is
$300 and Incots will award $150 to all enrolled
students.
19. Community, Friends and Family
Southeast Community Outreach Ministry and Incots
have partnered together to establish a Community,
Friends and Family Matching Fund to cover the cost of
the remaining balance of $150.*
All students must pay a $25 non-refundable
enrollment/application processing fee. Please do not
pay and enroll, unless you are sure you want to
participate in the program
20. C.F.F. Matching Fund Donations
Donations will be accepts at www.incots.org
Donations must include your enrollment code
Donations not made via website must be mailed to :
Incots
13940 Cedar Rd, Suite 107
University Heights, Ohio 44118
22. Enrollment
Enrolled students are assigned an enrollment code and
are able to request donations from Community,
Friends and Family. These donations are made online,
using the student’s designated enrollment code.
23. How do I enroll?
Complete the application
Submit the non-refundable enrollment fee
Obtain your enrollment code
Start contacting your Community, Friends and Family!
24. Who can I ask to contribute?
Community members such as
Your church members
Your barber, hair stylist, or nail tech
Your grocer, your dry cleaner
Former teachers and coaches
25. Who can I ask to contribute?
Friends such as
Neighbors
Facebook friends
Co-workers
26. Who can I ask to contribute?
And of course…..
Your family members
All of these individuals would love to help you success
and gain a new career.
27. Registration has begun
Registration for the program is June 10,2013 through
June 25, 2013
Students whose accounts are not at $150 by July 1, 2013
will need to discuss other arrangements with an Incots
counselor*
28. How much would my supporters
need to give?
The total balance of $150 would need to be donated to
each student
1 donor would need to give: $150
2 donors would need to give: $75
29. How much would my supports
need to give?
3 donors would need to give: $50
4 donors would need to give $37.50
5 donors would need to give $30
10 donors would need to give $15
31. Special Notes to Remember
Loaner Tablet Program may be available for students
without access to computer or Internet service*
Loaner Tablet must be returned prior to start of skills
lab component
Enrollment fee is non-refundable, DO NOT enroll
unless you are sure this is the program for you
32. Today is when you begin…
Southeast Community Outreach Ministry, Incots and
all of your Community, Friends and Family are all
committed to helping you train to become a Certified
Home Health Aide and obtain a career in one of the
fastest growing fields around.
It’s up to you to make the first step…
