
CNA Program
The goals of Hillendale Home Care CNA training program are: To prepare a student to take the California State CNA Certification Test … Read More

HHA Program
Hillendale’s Home Health Aide Program provides 40 plus hours of intensive and enhanced training covering such topics as: Elder Abuse, Chain … Read More

CEUs for CNAs
Pre-registration is required! Book your class with the calendar below! Full days are eight (8) CEUs and half days are four (4) … Learn more
About Our Founder
Bridget Waller, RN (pictured, right) is the owner and Executive Director of Hillendale Home Care. Bridget received her nursing training at Charing Cross Teaching Hospital in London, England.
After moving to the USA she received her California nursing license and began her California nursing career in various Bay Area hospitals. Bridget eventually moved from the CCU/ICU/ER hospital environment into Home Health Care.
During her work experience in California, she has established supervisory and high-level management roles for a number of Bay area Home Health Care Agencies before opening Hillendale Home Care in 2002.
What Our Students Are Saying
"I received my CNA & HHA training from Hillendale. My instructors, Rhonda and Leslie, both RNs for many years are in my opinion, the best of the best. Both of them were my CNA instructors & Rhonda was my HHA instructor. Their passion, compassion, expertise and experience are evident from the very first class. When I sat for my California exam and clinical, it was very plain to see the difference of our training versus others. We were truly prepared capable and very professional.
I spoke with various people about their experience at other training sites, I discovered that I had lucked out by getting some of the best class room and clinical training at the best price! The saying you get what you pay for, was totally untrue in this case. I am now a CNA and HHA and am looking forward to a career in helping provide care to seniors. I would recommend Hillendale if you are looking for training to become a CNA."
– Karen I.
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