HealthTrainU™ Offers Personalized Healthcare Courses.

HealthTrainU™ now offers you individual courses for your specific needs. If you need just a few credit hours to fulfill your licensing, credentialing or compliance requirements, we are here to assist you! As an IACET Accredited Provider, you can be sure HealthTrainU education meets and exceeds the accreditation standard we must adhere to. Some courses are also approved or accepted by other credentialing agencies. Look for your organization beside the course title.*

Every HealthTrainU course is researched and developed by industry experts, so you know our content is top-notch and available to you at any time on-line. A certificate is awarded upon successful completion (score of 80% or better) and you have the ability to access your Certificate and Student Transcript for one year from sign-up.

Simply select the area of study to see the categorized courses. Clicking on those links will bring up the courses in that library. From there, click on “Add To Cart” and then go on to the next step. Please feel free to call us at: 919-785-1214 x 329 or at: [email protected] if you are having any difficulty or questions.

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DME101: Mobility Aids: Crutches & Canes

Mobility aids are far more than simple tools — they are life-changing devices that, when properly selected and fitted, can significantly enhance a patient's independence, confidence, and safety. The key to maximizing their benefit lies in thoughtfully matching the right aid to each patient's unique needs, abilities, limitations, and environment. This course provides healthcare professionals with a practical and thorough overview of crutches and canes, covering the types of mobility aids available, the principles of proper device fitting for optimal safety and efficiency, and the parameters for matching both the device and the appropriate ambulation pattern — or gait — to each patient's specific circumstances. By building this foundational knowledge, DME professionals will be better equipped to guide patients toward the mobility solutions that best support their recovery, comfort, and quality of life.
Price: $20.00 CEUs: 0.10
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DME102: Mobility Aids: Walkers

For many patients, a walker represents a critical bridge between dependence and independence — and selecting and fitting the right walker can make all the difference in their safety, comfort, and confidence. The key to maximizing that benefit lies in carefully matching the appropriate device to each patient's unique needs, abilities, limitations, and living environment. This course provides DME professionals with a focused and practical overview of walkers, covering the various types available, the principles of proper fitting for safe and efficient use, and the parameters for matching both the walker and the most appropriate ambulation pattern — or gait — to each patient. By developing this knowledge, DME professionals will be well-equipped to guide patients toward the walker solution that best supports their mobility goals and overall quality of life.
Price: $20.00 CEUs: 0.10
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DME103: ADLs: Aids for Activities of Daily Living

Independence is one of the most fundamental aspects of quality of life — and for many patients, the ability to perform everyday activities without assistance is both a practical necessity and a source of personal dignity. Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) encompass the essential tasks that enable individuals to function independently, and understanding the full spectrum of these activities is a critical component of effective DME care. This course provides a comprehensive overview of ADLs, exploring both Basic Activities of Daily Living (BADLs) — the foundational self-care tasks performed within the home — and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs), which encompass the broader range of activities that support independent living beyond the home environment. By understanding the distinction between these categories and the aids available to support them, DME professionals will be better equipped to identify the right solutions that help patients maintain their independence, confidence, and overall well-being.
Price: $20.00 CEUs: 0.10
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DME104: Softgoods and Rigid Orthotics for the Ankle & Foot

This course will look at some of the most commonly used off-the-shelf products that a provider of softgoods and bracing would need to know. We will provide a basic description, typical indications, any fitting information you may need to know before ordering a product and, if available, and a suggested HCPCS code for the product type.
Price: $20.00 CEUs: 0.10
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DME105: Softgoods and Rigid Orthotics for the Hand & Wrist

The hand and wrist are among the most complex and frequently used structures in the human body — and for patients experiencing injury, chronic conditions, or post-surgical recovery, the right orthotic support can be transformative. This course provides DME professionals with a focused and practical overview of soft and rigid orthotics for the hand and wrist, building the product knowledge and clinical awareness needed to serve this patient population with confidence and care. The course begins with a grounding in commonly used terminology and an overview of the anatomical structure of the forearm and hand, providing essential context for understanding the conditions and disorders that most commonly require orthotic intervention. From there, participants will explore product descriptions, typical clinical indications, and key fitting considerations to be aware of before ordering — equipping DME professionals with the well-rounded knowledge needed to match the right solution to each patient's unique needs.
Price: $20.00 CEUs: 0.10
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DME301: The Diabetic Foot: an Overview

For DME professionals who work with diabetic patients, a thorough understanding of diabetes and its impact on the body is not just valuable — it is essential to providing safe, informed, and effective care. The diabetic foot presents a unique and serious set of clinical challenges, and the professionals best positioned to support these patients are those who combine strong product knowledge with a genuine understanding of the disease behind the diagnosis. This course is designed for current and aspiring DME professionals whose roles involve direct interaction with diabetic patients, customers, and caregivers. By exploring diabetes as a systemic disease and examining its specific effects on foot health, this course strengthens your clinical awareness and sharpens the practical skills that define excellence in patient care — while also serving as valuable preparation for those pursuing the role of Certified Orthotic Fitter (COF).
Price: $20.00 CEUs: 0.10
*IACET
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1.25
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*Pre-ATP means RESNA will accept the course for credit prior to taking the ATP exam. RA means RESNA has accepted that course for post-ATP credit. HealthTrainU™ has been approved as an Accredited Provider ( Verify our IACET Accreditation) by the International Accreditors for Continuing and Training (IACET). Your national or state association credentialing needs may be different. Always check to verify that IACET CEUs will fulfill those credentialing requirements.