A Home Health Aide (HHA) performs activities of daily living services for clients with disabilities, chronic illnesses, or cognitive impairments as necessary to maintain the personal comfort of the client. HHAs also monitor or report changes in health status. They may perform some duties delegated by a nurse after receiving appropriate training and successfully returning demonstration.
A home health aide is someone who has completed 75 hours of certified nursing assistant (CNA) and/or home health aide (HHA) training at a community college along with 16 hours of clinical experience. A HHA may administer medications under the supervision of an RN after completing additional medication administration training (TMA).
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