By signing in to Generations, you’ll be granted access to view the caregiver schedule assigned to you or a loved one. We also make online educational materials and training available to families of our clients so that you can learn about the caregiving process. If you have never signed in before, you will need to request access. Complete the form below. We will review your request at our earliest convenience. If you already have been granted access, there are two ways for you to access Generations. The preferred method to access Generations! Access caregiver schedule. Use the link below to sign in to the Institute for Professional Care Education. Training modules are listed below in the next section.Welcome to the Client and Family Portal
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Generations Sign In
Family Training Sign In
Learning Modules
We have broken down the modules into sections. These materials can be accessed via the Family Member Portal (requires login).
Alzheimer's and Dementia Care
Alzheimer’s and Dementia: Signs and Symptoms
Dementia from the Person’s Perspective
Diagnosis and Progression
Diagnosis and the Caregiver’s Role
Learning to Communicate Through Dementia
Daily Care: Bathing and Dressing
Daily Care: Toileting and Grooming
Helping Families Cope
Supporting Families of Individuals with Dementia
Environment: Creating a Sense of Calm
Environment: Routines and Consistency for Comfort
Activities: Creating a Well-Rounded Program
Activities: Stimulating Memories and Interaction
Understanding Behaviors: Prevention through Acceptance and Communication
Understanding Behaviors: Diffusing Dangerous Behaviors
Understanding Behaviors: Intervention and Follow-Up
Care Planning and Preparing for End of Life
Wandering and Exit Seeking
Stages of Alzheimer’s
Understanding Alzheimer’s and Related Disordes
Promoting Independence in Daily Living
Creating Moments of Joy, Part 1
Creating Moments of Joy, Part 2
Creating Moments of Joy, Part 3
Memory Enhanced Activities, Part 1
Memory Enhanced Activities, Part 2
Memory Enhanced Activities, Part 3
It’s Saturday Night (tips for easier bathing)
Differing Dementias
Communicating with the Person who has Dementia
Challenging Behaviors: A Framework for Action
Activities for Meaningful Dementia Care
Hallucinations and Delusions with Dementia
Sexuality and Dementia
Medications and Dementia
Self-Care for Dementia Caregivers
Consideration of Care – Families and Environment
Memory Care: The Basics
Memory Care: Setting the Stage for Care
Memory Care: Vital Tools
Skills Checklist
Ambulation Assistance with Durable Medical Equipment (DME)
Bathing – Complete Bed Bath
Bathing – Partial Bed Bath
Bathing – Perineal Care Female
Bathing – Perineal Care Male
Bathing – Shower
Bathing – Tub Bath
Bathroom Assistance
Bathroom Assistance – Bedpan
Body Mechanics for Bath Safety
Change Adult Brief
Commode Assistance
Fall Prevention In and Around the Home
Fall Prevention in Bed
Fall Prevention in the Shower
Make an Occupied Bed
One Person Stand-Pivot Transfer
Transfer In/Out of Wheelchair
Transfer Person from Bed to Chair
Wheelchair Positioning
Disease and Condition Care
The Invisible Side of Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
The Hidden Symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease (PD)
Diabetes Care
End of Life Care
Care Goals at the End of Life
Grief and Loss: Care team and Family
Death with Dignity: Medical Aid-in-Dying and Death with Dignity Laws
Death and Dying: Compassion and Ethics
First Aid and Safety
Safe Lifting and Transfer Techniques
Universal Precautions and Bloodborne Pathogens
HIV/AIDS Care
Understanding the Illness
The Elder’s Experience
Diagnosis and Early Stages
Focusing on the Individual
Ed Hayden’s life-long vocation in human services spans over 40 years.
