2026 Training & Continued Education Events
Home Care Delivered offers free virtual education and professional training sessions throughout the year. Explore upcoming sessions below and register today to advance your knowledge and earn CEU credits.
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May 2026 Webinars
Wound Care Fundamentals: Understanding Wound Care and Supporting Best Practice
Instructor: Savanna Lyles, RN, MSN, Clinical Product Manager
Join us for a one-hour wound introductory course that covers wound basics, empowering case managers to recognize wound needs sooner, coordinate care more confidently, and help prevent avoidable complications.
In this session, we’ll:
- Recognize common wound types and the basic factors that contribute to wound healing or worsening.
- Identify key signs that a wound is worsening, or stalled in healing, and know when to alert a clinician.
- Support safe wound care by applying simple best practices, including maintaining a clean environment, helping with prevention measures, and reinforcing patient education.
To earn a clinical CEU for this session, attendees must be a licensed clinical professional, complete the full session, post-training evaluation, & provide their license number.
May 27, 3:00 p.m. ET
Clinical CEU Training Session – Dementia & ADLS: Creative Care Techniques for Caregivers
Instructor: Deb Elings BSN, RN, CCM, WCC, RAC-CT, Certified PAC Trainer, Sales Clinician, First Quality
Join Home Care Delivered and First Quality for a free educational session designed to support caregivers assisting individuals living with dementia. In this session, we’ll:
- Discuss common changes that may occur as dementia progresses
- Explore supportive techniques to respond to changes in a positive way
- Review approaches that can help with personal care activities and daily routines care
To earn a clinical CEU for this session, attendees must be a licensed clinical professional, complete the full session, post-training evaluation, & provide their license number.
June 2026 Webinars
June 11, 11:00 a.m. ET
Clinical CEU Training Session – Improving Care for the Urological Patient
Instructor: Savanna Lyles, RN, MSN, Clinical Product Manager
Join Home Care Delivered for a one-hour continuing education training to learn more about how to support patients
with urological conditions.
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:
- Learn about various urological disorders and their effects on patients’ health and quality of life.
- Use clinical guidelines and evidence-based strategies to enhance patient support and care planning.
- Learn the importance of coordinated care and social determinants of health impacts on urological care.
- Empower care providers to advocate for tailored care plans and access to educational resources for patients.
June 17, 11:00 a.m. ET
Clinical CEU Training Session – Wound Care Fundamentals: Understanding Wound Care & Supporting Best Practice
Instructor: Savanna Lyles, RN, MSN, Clinical Product Manager
Join us for a one-hour wound introductory course that covers wound basics, empowering case managers to recognize wound needs sooner, coordinate care more confidently, and help prevent avoidable complications.
Learning objectives:
- Recognize common wound types and the basic factors that contribute to wound healing or worsening.
- Identify key signs that a wound is worsening, or stalled in healing, and know when to alert a clinician.
- Support safe wound care by applying simple best practices, including maintaining a clean environment, helping with prevention measures, and reinforcing patient education.
To earn a clinical CEU for this session, attendees must be a licensed clinical professional, complete the full session, post-training evaluation, & provide their license number.
Clinical CEU Training Session – Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs): Prevention, Education, & Impact
Instructor: Savanna Lyles, RN, MSN, Clinical Product Manager
Join us for a one-hour training focused on urinary tract infections (UTIs), their impact on health outcomes, and practical strategies for prevention and patient education to help reduce incidence.
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:
- Define UTIs and identify individuals at highest risk
- Recognize early signs, symptoms, and potential complications
- Discuss evidence-based prevention strategies and patient education approaches
- Explain the case manager’s role in assessing risk, coordinating care, and reducing UTI occurrence
June 2026 Webinars
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