CEU Sponsorship / Home care

CEU Sponsorship for Home Care Agencies

Home care owners and marketers sponsor CEUs to bring something useful to the social workers, discharge planners and assisted living nurses they visit. On Pulse a sponsored course costs $15 per CE credit hour, billed only when it is opened, with no annual package to buy.

A small agency cannot build its own accredited course library, and an annual sponsorship package is a lot to commit to before you know whether anyone will use it. Paying per opened course lets an owner-operator start with a single flyer.

Where it fits for a home care agency

Dementia courses that suit home care audiences

Responding to dementia behaviors

Start here — it's what staff struggle with most.

Accredited course · 1 CE hr
Dementia and Behaviors: Let's Go Back to the LAB!

Communicating through every stage of dementia

Techniques staff can use the same day.

Accredited course · 1 CE hr
Keep the Ball Going: Ensuring Effective Communication Along the Journey of Dementia

Mealtime and dining with dementia

Addresses weight loss and refusals at meals.

Accredited course · 1 CE hr
Take One Bite at a Time: A Multifaceted Approach to Enhance Dining with Dementia

Music, memory, and dementia

An upbeat session with easy engagement ideas.

Accredited course · 1 CE hr
Music, Memory and Dementia: The Beat Goes On

A day in the life of a person with Alzheimer's

Builds empathy and practical activity modifications.

Accredited course · 1 CE hr
A Day in the Life of an Alzheimer's Patient: Enhancing Care Through Activity Modification

What's new in Alzheimer's research

Best for nurse- and social-worker-heavy audiences.

Accredited course · 1 CE hr
Alzheimer's Disease: The Latest Research on Prevention, Detection and Treatment

End-of-life considerations in Alzheimer's disease

Bridges dementia care and end-of-life planning.

Accredited course · 1 CE hr
Ethical Issues with Alzheimer’s Disease: Exploring End of Life Considerations for Patients and Families

Caring for a loved one with dementia

A two-hour course — good for a longer education day or family night.

Accredited course · 2 CE hrs
Everything I Wish I'd Known: Caring for a Loved One with Dementia

Caregiver guilt

Resonates with staff and family caregivers alike.

Accredited course · 1 CE hr
Caregiver Guilt: Resisting This Destructive Emotion

Frequently asked questions

We are a small agency. Is there a minimum?

No. You can sponsor one course for one person. There is no contract and nothing to buy up front.

Do caregivers or CNAs get credit?

The courses are accredited for licensed nurses, social workers and case managers, and some for therapists. Training hours for CNAs and caregivers are set by each state and employer, so check before counting a course toward them.

What does it cost to sponsor a CEU?

$15 per CE credit hour, billed only when a professional opens the course. A one-hour course is $15 and a two-hour course is $30. Sending, QR flyers and bulk sends are free, there is no subscription or per-seat fee, and each rep's first opened course is free.

Does my presentation or lunch-and-learn earn CE credit?

No. Your presentation stays yours. The credit comes from the accredited online course you sponsor, which each professional completes on their own time and receives a certificate for. That keeps the education independent of the sponsor.

Will our compliance team allow it?

That is their decision, so bring them in early. Pulse keeps a per-rep record of every course sponsored: who received it, when, and whether it was opened. The course is independent education from an accredited provider, and accepting one does not commit a professional to anything.

More on sponsoring CEUs

Your first sponsored CE is on us.

Create a free rep account and send one course to a professional you already know. After that it is $15 per credit hour, billed only when a course is opened.

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All CE is provided by H.I.S. Cornerstone Continuing Education — ANCC-accredited provider, ASWB ACE provider #2082, serving healthcare professionals since 2007. Always confirm acceptance with your own licensing board.