Home- and Community-Based Services (HCBS) are essential for caregivers and care providers to learn because they enable the delivery of personalized, efficient, and empathetic care directly in the homes of those who need it.

As caregivers, you assist your clients every day, especially in activities of daily living. This essential training equips caregivers with the expertise to assist clients with everyday tasks, enhancing their quality of life. Many seniors struggle with these activities, and your training will make a big difference in providing the care they need.

Join us on January 12, 2024, at 10 am at the Carson Community Center for the "GO BAG" Preparedness Training event, an informative session designed to guide you in creating a go bag. Hosted by Ca Care Association and Listos California, this event is part of our commitment to cultivating a culture of safety and readiness within our communities.

The safety of both residents and workers is of utmost importance in long-term care facilities. Ensuring a safe and secure environment not only promotes the well-being and quality of life for residents but also safeguards the physical and emotional health of the dedicated workers who provide day-to-day care.

Ca Care Association is here to always give you the best training and events that will help you connect with the community and become better caregivers for your clients. December has virtual events that anyone can join in. Check out all of the events this December and don’t miss out, we are awaiting your presence!

As caregivers in the field of long-term care, you play a crucial role in providing support and assistance to older adults who may be vulnerable or in need of specialized care. However, it is essential to recognize that elder abuse can occur even within these care settings, making it vital for you to be equipped with the knowledge and skills to prevent, identify, and respond to elder abuse effectively.

Ca Care Association is here to always give you the best training and events that will help you connect with the community and become better caregivers for your clients. November has both in-person and virtual events that anyone can join in. Check out all of the events this November and don’t miss out, we are awaiting your presence!

Heart attacks and strokes are significant health challenges faced by a considerable number of elderly individuals in the United States. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 805,000 people in the United States have a heart attack every year, and 795 000 people have a stroke. These medical emergencies can have severe consequences for the individuals.

Effective communication and advocacy play a vital role in ensuring residents' well-being and quality of life, as well as creating meaningful relationships between caregivers and those under their care.. Caregivers may miss crucial information about residents' medical conditions, medications, or treatment plans, leading to potential errors.

On September 27-28, Ca Care Association was in the Anaheim Convention Center. It was filled with people during the Disaster Expo USA event. The expo was a 2-day event and had a variety of activities and guest speakers presenting the newest strategies in disaster prevention and others that provided attendees with hands-on experience and expanded their connections. 

October is just around the corner, and we're thrilled to share a sneak peek of what's in store for Ca Care members. This month our trainings are centered around teaching caregivers how to become an effective communicator and be ready in case of heart attacks and stroke. Don't miss out on any of our events – mark your calendars and get ready for a fantastic October with us!

Ca Care Association and MovEssentials will be hosting the first session of the First Aid CPR training on September 30! These sessions will be held every month for approximately three hours at the MovEssential Studio Boutique. 111 Carson St #9, Carson, CA 90745, is the address of the MovEssentials studio so don't be lost because of your presence we await!

Effective communication is a vital skill that every caregiver must have in patient care. It allows caregivers to understand their patient’s needs, communicate with family members and express concerns in an efficient manner for everyone's benefit. With this training, the participants are also expected to learn effective communication strategies when handling critical or sensitive situations.

Patients in long-term care facilities may enjoy and benefit from more stimulating activities, while others may do better with more calming and relaxing ones. This is why Activity Planning and individualized care take note of each patient's preferences and needs – to ensure that each patient receives the care and attention they need.

Mark your calendars for July 13th and July 27th! Ca Care Association in collaboration with The Philippine Consulate in Los Angeles brings you a two-part webinar series, “Empowering Filipinos in Care.”

Ca Care Association is in collaboration with The Philippine Consulate General in Los Angeles in organizing an event on July 27, 2023, that addresses the needs and challenges faced by Filipino migrant workers.

There has been significant progress in advancing LGBTQ rights and recognition. However, many LGBTQ individuals still face challenges and discrimination, even as they age and enter long-term care settings. It is our responsibility as caregivers to create safe and supportive environments for them

Being a caregiver includes taking care of their mental state, one of the ways to achieve this is through the use of positive reinforcement strategies that can help encourage good behavior and promote engagement in daily activities.

Many older adults fear falling. Falling is a major problem and concern that a lot of elderly people face, it can leave serious injuries and even death. That is why we are excited to announce to you our Caregiving Basics II: Fall Prevention Training. This would be held on May 16, 2023, at 6-7pm PDT. Join and get a free certificate!