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This video explains caregiver training requirements in Wisconsin. Home care aides must complete 15 hours of continuing education annually according to DHS 83.25 / 88.04(5) regulations.

Who we empower every day

By Role

• Agency Owners — Ensure your training programs meet state requirements and integrate credential tracking into your software.

By Persona

• Supervisors — Track caregiver continuing education hours, ensure certifications are current before client assignment.
• Care Managers — Assign caregivers whose training status aligns with client needs, tasks and licensing/training level.
• Billers/Payroll — Ensure only properly trained staff are paid for specialised tasks; documentation is audit-ready.
• Schedulers — Avoid assigning caregivers whose training is expired; integrate training status into your scheduling logic.
• Caregivers — Understand the annual training requirement and maintain records.
• On-Call/Backup Coordinators — Know who is eligible as backup, ensure backup staff meet training standards.

Training compliance is not optional—it's foundational. Integrating training tracking, credential status and scheduling in one system helps your agency maintain service quality and regulatory compliance.