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PPE and Infection Control

Leading and teaching by example.

A care worker using a wall-mounted hand-sanitizer dispenser

Infection control in an assisted living community protects residents, team members and visitors alike. It is not optional.

Our course, offered online or in person, teaches your team practical technique for using personal protective equipment properly, every time, under real working conditions rather than ideal ones.

The trouble with most training

A video nobody remembers watching

Infection control usually gets handed to a recorded module that staff click through once a year. Nothing sticks, nobody can ask a question, and the community is no safer for it.

How ours is different

Taught live, by a nurse who answers questions

Unlike a boring online video class, our training is taught by a real nurse who engages the room. Your team practises the technique, asks what they actually want to know, and gets a straight answer.

Inside PPE and Infection Control

Available for both team members and visitors of assisted living communities, online or on-site.

What you'll cover

  • What PPE is, and why it matters
  • Hand washing and proper hygiene
  • Mask types: which are required in assisted living communities
  • Which hand sanitizers work best
  • The safest way to put a mask on and take it off
  • Proper eye mask, face shield and gown use
  • Removing gloves safely
  • How to keep everyone safe during visits
  • What to do if you sneeze or cough with a mask on
  • The rules for community visitors and team members

Impact stories

What people say about working with us

First to step in

“There are few people in the world that have the compassion to help people and one of the brightest stars happens to be Stephanie. For as long as I've known her she's always been the first to step in and help no matter the circumstances.”
Daniel NasharrEnterprise Solutions Director, SessionM

A brilliant, hard-working leader

“Working with Stephanie was one of the highlights of my previous position. She is a leader; brilliant, hard-working, thinks outside of the box, and executes all of this while being a kind human being at the same time.”
Sally FordProcess Improvement Specialist, Superior Health Plan

Ready to bring this training to your team?

Tell us about your community and we'll get this training set up for your team.