Caregiver Training

Training that lives
in their pocket.

A fourteen-course library inside the app your caregivers already clock in with. Assign a course from your desk. A certificate comes back.

The library

Written for the work
they actually do.

S
Safety at home
Fall prevention, infection control, safe transfers, emergencies. The foundations that keep clients and caregivers out of harm's way.
C
Understanding conditions
The conditions caregivers meet most: what changes for the client, what to watch for, and what good daily care looks like.
D
Dementia care
Communicating, de-escalating, and caring with dignity through every stage. The training families ask about by name.
How it works

Assign it. Forget it.
The certificate arrives.

Assign from your desk
Pick a caregiver, pick courses, set a due date. It shows up in their app the same minute, and overdue training is flagged on your staff roster.
They learn between visits
Courses are paced screens on their phone, built to actually be read. Progress saves automatically, so ten spare minutes moves them forward.
Certificates issue themselves
Completion produces a certificate with a verifiable reference number, the score, and documented hours. It files itself in their record.
Refreshers surface on time
Twelve months on, the profile shows refresher due. Certificates stay on record permanently, even if staff change branches.
Questions

Good questions.
Straight answers.

Mira courses provide documented training hours with verifiable certificates. Training requirements vary by state and by payer, and some require state-approved programs; documented hours from Mira strengthen your training file everywhere but are not a substitute for a state-mandated program where one applies. If you are unsure what your state requires, ask us and we will point you to the right source.
Certificates stay on record permanently. Twelve months after a completion, the caregiver's profile shows a refresher-due notice so your training file stays current without anyone keeping a spreadsheet of dates.
Fourteen courses across three areas: safety in the home, understanding the conditions caregivers encounter most, and dementia care. Each course lists its documented hours, and the library is included with Mira, with new courses added over time.
No. Training lives inside the same Mira app your team already clocks in with. Assign a course from the admin, and it appears on their phone; progress saves automatically, so they can pick up where they left off between visits.
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A trained team,
with the file to prove it.