Comfort Home CBRF Training Center, LLC

About Comfort Home CBRF Training Center, LLC Our Mission at the Comfort Home CBRF Training Centre is to train and educate caregivers and medical techs, who work in CBRF’s, to have the heart and the hands for those they care for. Our students are people who are caring, compassionate and capable of demonstrating technical proficiency. We aim to deliver the best possible quality of care for those individuals who live in convalescent or group homes, as well as the elderly, disabled, others in need of care and oversight, with high integrity and professionalism. Our Location: 1601 Wolf Rd., Ste. 101, Green Bay, WI 54311 CBRF Certifications: We offer CBRF certifications for Fire Safety; Medication Administration; Standard Precautions, and First Aid for Workplace provided by a curriculum developed by University of Oshkosh Center for Career Development (CCDET), and approved by DHS Division of Quality Assurance Bureau of Assisted Living. Course Outline: The complete CBRF instruction program includes the following CBRF certifications: Resident Rights, Client Group Specific, Dietary Needs and Needs Assessment/ISP.CBRF certifications include Recognizing Challenging Behaviours and How to Respond. State approved: This instructional program has been approved by the State of Wisconsin to provide the necessary classroom training for CBRF Aides in order to assist with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), and personal cares at a CBRF/Assisted Living facility.

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