Program Overview
The Home Health Aide Program at Broward-Miami Health Institute is a 2-week, 75-hour Home Health Aide (HHA) certification program in Miramar, FL. It prepares you to provide personal care, health-related services and daily living support to clients in their homes.
The program covers the full scope of the home health aide role, including personal care procedures, infection control (OSHA standards), nutrition, patient safety, legal and ethical responsibilities (HIPAA) and bio-psycho-social support. You'll also learn communication skills, emergency response and how to work within long-term care environments.
Graduates are prepared to work as Home Health Aides with home care agencies, assisted living facilities, hospice organizations and private families across South Florida.
Completing the program prepares you for Florida HHA certification and home care employment. It does not guarantee certification or a job.
What You'll Learn
Admission Requirements
To Apply
Before Training Begins
No BLS card yet? Take our 4–5 hour AHA BLS course in Miramar ($75, card valid 2 years).
How to Enroll
- Contact admissionsClick Enroll Now or call (954) 248-0669, Monday–Friday, 9:00 am–5:00 pm.
- Confirm the detailsAdmissions confirms your requirements, current tuition and the next start date.
- Submit your documentsYour high school diploma or GED, and your current CPR/BLS card.
- Pay and startComplete payment and begin your 2-week program in Miramar.
Your Instructor
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What Graduates Say
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Career Opportunities
2022–2032
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of home health and personal care aides is projected to grow 22% from 2022 to 2032, much faster than the average for all occupations, as more people need care at home.
Where HHA Graduates Work
- Home Care Agencies
- Assisted Living Facilities
- Long-Term Care Facilities
- Hospice Organizations
- Private Families
- Rehabilitation Centers
- Adult Day Care Centers
As a Home Health Aide, you'll make a real difference for clients who depend on your care, helping them stay independent at home and giving their families peace of mind.
Grow Your Healthcare Career
Many students start as a Home Health Aide and keep building. These are the usual next steps.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the Home Health Aide program take?
The program takes 2 weeks and includes 75 clock hours of training, in person at our Miramar, FL campus.
Do I need a high school diploma to enroll?
You need evidence of a high school diploma or GED. Applicants 18 or older without a diploma must show the ability to learn from the program of instruction. Call admissions to talk through your situation.
Do I need CPR or BLS certification first?
Yes. You need current CPR certification from the American Heart Association or American Red Cross, and a BLS for Health Care Providers card. If you don't have one, you can take our 4–5 hour AHA BLS course in Miramar for $75.
How much does the program cost, and when does the next class start?
Call admissions at (954) 248-0669, Monday–Friday, 9:00 am–5:00 pm, for current tuition and the next start date.
Is the Home Health Aide program available online?
No. The program is taught in person at our Miramar, FL campus, so you can practice hands-on care skills with an instructor.
Where can I work after I finish?
Graduates work with home care agencies, assisted living and long-term care facilities, hospice organizations, rehabilitation centers, adult day care centers and private families.
Do Home Health Aides need continuing education in Florida?
Yes. Florida requires licensed Home Health Aides to complete at least 12 hours of continuing education every year. Our online HHA CEU bundle covers 27 hours for $60.