Who should take this course?

Michigan Adult Foster Care (AFC) owners, administrators, managers, and direct care staff who provide services to obese residents and want to strengthen safe, dignified care practices while earning CEUs.

You will learn how obesity affects mobility, transfers, and fall risk; how to protect skin integrity and comfort; how to select seating and equipment; and how to communicate and assist in ways that preserve dignity and reduce stigma for obese residents.

Is this a Michigan-approved CEU?

Yes. This course is designed for Michigan Adult Foster Care CEU credit and can be used toward ongoing staff training and in-service requirements.

Do I receive a certificate?

Yes. Upon successful completion, you will receive a downloadable certificate for your personnel file, Adult Foster Care licensing reviews, and employer training records.

INDIANA INSERVICE FOR ADULT FAMILY CARE HOME STAFF - DC – 1022 Elimination Routines which Promote Dignity

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Course curriculum

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DC – 1022 Elimination Routines which Promote Dignity
- Instructor Outline for Inservice DC - 1022
- DC - 1022 Attendance Acknowledgement

Respect, Language & Dignity

Explore how weight bias shows up in care settings and learn words, phrases, and routines that affirm the resident’s worth while still accomplishing essential tasks.

Mobility, Transfers & Safety

Review safe transfer approaches, positioning for comfort, and strategies to reduce falls and injuries when assisting obese residents with walking, standing, and sitting.

Skin Integrity, Hygiene & Comfort

Understand pressure risk, skin folds, and equipment-related concerns. Learn routines that protect skin, support hygiene, and keep residents comfortable and engaged.

What You’ll Gain

2 CEUs designed for Michigan Adult Foster Care continuing education requirements.
Practical techniques to support obese residents safely during bathing, dressing, toileting, and mobility.
Strategies for protecting dignity, privacy, and emotional well-being while managing complex physical needs.
Guidance you can share with new hires and seasoned staff to keep care consistent and person-centered.
Certificate of completion suitable for AFC licensing reviews and personnel records.

Start Learning

This Michigan Adult Foster Care CEU course fits easily into in-service training schedules and supports better outcomes for residents whose obesity intensifies their care needs.