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Healthcare Training & Home Help Services in Detroit, MI
Certified programs and Michigan Medicaid Home Help support designed to help you build a career or support your loved ones at home.
Home Help Services
Get Paid to Care for Your Loved Ones at Home
We also support families through the Michigan Medicaid Home Help Program, which allows individuals to receive care at home instead of moving to a nursing facility.
In many cases, a family member or loved one can become the caregiver and provide daily care. Through this program, caregivers can also get paid for the care they provide, allowing families to stay together while receiving financial support.
This means your loved one gets trusted care at home, and you get compensated for your time and effort.
If a family caregiver is not available, individuals may choose a trained caregiver who has completed our Certified Nursing Assistant training program. Our team helps guide families through the Home Help process and explains how the program works.
Our Programs
Training Programs That Launch Careers
Industry-recognized certifications designed to get you working in
healthcare fast.
Certified Nurse Assistant
Comprehensive CNA training with clinical hours and job placement support.
Phlebotomy Technician
Hands-on venipuncture training for clinical laboratory roles and real-world experience.
CNA Skills Refresher Course
This course is ideal for those who need extra support and hands-on review before testing.
Basic Life
Support
CPR and first aid certification for healthcare professionals training.
Why Choose Us
Why Choose Gentle Hands Of Integrity
Career-Focused Training
Our programs are designed to prepare students for real healthcare jobs and career growth opportunities.
Community Focused
We believe in giving back to the community and helping individuals build meaningful careers in healthcare.
Family-Based Home Help Support
We help loved ones care for their family members at home and earn through the Michigan Home Help Program.
Positive Learning Environment
We create a supportive environment where students feel confident, respected, and motivated to succeed.
Experienced Medical Staff
Our instructors have real healthcare experience and teach practical skills that students will use in the workplace.
Simple Process
How to Start Your Training Program
Follow these simple steps to enroll and begin your
healthcare training in Detroit.
Enrollment
Enrollment Requirements
- Must be 17 years old
- Complete a state application
- Valid photo ID (state ID or driver's license)
- COVID vaccine or approved waiver
- TB test or chest X-ray (if needed)
- Background check clearance
- Negative drug screen within 24 hours of classes
Ready to Enroll?
Gather the documents listed and reach out to our admissions team. We’ll walk you through every step — scholarships and financial assistance are available for qualifying students.
No prior healthcare experience is required. We welcome students from all backgrounds who are ready to make a difference.
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Upcoming Classes
Join our healthcare training programs and start building your career in the medical field. Our classes are designed to provide hands-on experience, patient care knowledge, and the skills needed to work in healthcare environments.
Partnerships
We proudly partner with workforce and education organizations across Michigan to help students access training opportunities and financial assistance programs.
Students who qualify may be eligible for training assistance, workforce programs, or scholarship opportunities that help cover the cost of CNA training and other healthcare programs.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Below are some common questions about CNA training, certification, and healthcare careers.
What is a CNA?
A Certified Nurse Assistant provides direct patient care — helping with bathing, feeding, mobility, and vital signs — under the supervision of a licensed nurse.
Are CNAs in high demand?
Yes! The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects 4-8% growth for nursing assistants through 2032. Michigan consistently has thousands of open CNA positions.
CNA vs. LPN — What's the difference?
CNAs focus on basic patient care while LPNs (Licensed Practical Nurses) perform more clinical duties like administering medication. CNA is a great first step toward becoming an LPN or RN.
Do You Need a License to Be a CNA?
Not a license but certification is required in most states. You’ll need to complete a state-approved training program and pass a state exam. Some employers may hire uncertified aides but their duties are limited.
Career Growth for CNAs?
CNA is a great starting point! With experience and further education, you can advance to roles like RN, geriatric care manager or nursing home administrator.
What Does a CNA Do?
CNAs provide hands on care, helping with bathing, moving and daily tasks. They also play a key role in communicating with patients and their families.
Start Your Healthcare Career or Learn About Home Help Services Today
Whether you want to become a Certified Nursing Assistant or learn about the Michigan Home Help Program, our team is here to help.
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What Our Students Say
We are proud of the students we train and the families we support. Read reviews from students and community members who have worked with Gentle Hands of Integrity.