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Below is a list and link for every MED U course currently available.
Each course stands alone, but note they work best as part of a Mastery program, a collection of these courses based on the focus of a company and the job title.
The core courses necessary for any HME company -- THE BASICS.
To view a description, including number of CEUs available, simply click on the title below: For a printed version of all of our courses, click here.
Courses with an "AA" after have been accepted by the AARC or with an "RA" are approved by RESNA. Courses with an
"RA-C" are approved for ATP candidates in their pursuit of education prior to taking the ATP exam by RESNA.
(Please Note: RESNA reserves the right to accept or deny any on-going education that does not meet their continuing education criteria. Please do not select courses that
you have previously submitted to RESNA for your certification.)
LIBRARY I BASICS OF CUSTOMER SERVICE
CS 101 Quality Customer Service
CS 102 Telephone Courtesy & Customer Service
CS 103 Grief: Its Impact on Your Customers and You
CS 104 Taking the Customer's Perspective
CS 106 Customer Service: Fast Facts
CS 107 Common Courtesy and Professionalism in the Home
LIBRARY II HME: INDUSTRY & SERVICES OVERVIEW
HME 103 Understanding Medicare & Medicaid(Currently Updating) (RA-C)
HME 104 An Overview of Reimbursement & Managed Care(Currently Updating)
HME 105 An Overview of HME and Its Players (RA-C)
HME 201 Anatomy & Physiology Fast Facts: An Overview (RA-C)
HME 202 Disabilities & Diseases - Pediatric Onset (RA-C)
HME 203 Disabilities & Diseases - Early Adult (20-50) Onset (RA-C)
HME 204 Disabilities & Diseases - Later Adult (50+) Onset (RA-C)
HME 205 Disabilities & Diseases - Sudden Onset (RA-C)
HME 206 Disabilities & Diseases - Respiratory
HME 310 Basic Durable Medical Equipment/Home Medical Equipment (RA)
HME 311 Rehab Equipment (RA)
HME 312 Respiratory Equipment
HME 313 Overview of Orthotics for the DME Supplier
HME 305 Infusion Therapy
LIBRARY III SAFETY AND ANNUAL TRAINING
HME 401 Respect, Confidentiality and Patient Rights
HME 402 Infection Control
HME 403 Ergonomics in the Office
HME 404 Ergonomics in the Warehouse: Back Safety
HME 405 Hazardous Materials
HME 406 Office Safety
HME 407 Sexual Harassment
HME 408 Compliance in the HME Industry: Medicare
HME 409 The HIPAA Privacy Rule
HME 410 The HIPAA Privacy Rule including HITECH (No Description)
HME 414 Recognizing Abuse (Child, Spousal and Elder) (No Description)
HME 415 Emergency Preparedness - An Emergency Action Plan (No Description)
HME 416 Emergency Preparedness - A Fire Prevention Plan (No Description)
HME 417 Emergency Preparedness - Disaster Preparedness (No Description)
HME 418 Emergency Preparedness - Workplace Violence Prevention (No Description)
LIBRARY IV FOUNDATIONS OF REIMBURSEMENT
REM 101 Reimbursement Orders and the Intake Process
REM 102 Reimbursement and Documentation (RA-C)
REM 103 Reimbursement Billing and Coding
REM 104 Reimbursement Accounts Receivable Management & Collections (Currently Updating)
REM 201 Funding Assistive Technology Services and Systems (RA)
REM 202 Medicare Documentation Fast Facts
LIBRARY V SALES
SLS 101 Basics
SLS 102 Knowledge
SLS 103 Sales Planning
SLS 104 Prospecting
SLS 105 Sales Calls
SLS 106 Telephone Sales
LIBRARY VI DRIVER/DELIVERY TECHNICAN
DDT 101 Driver/Delivery Technician Fast Facts
DDT 102 Infection Control - Video
DDT 103 Home & Environment Assessment - Video (RA-C)
DDT 121 Manual Wheelchairs - Video
DDT 131 Comprehensive O2 Service - Video
DDT 132 Patient Education and Instruction - Respiratory Equipment
DDT 133 O2 Transport and Tracking
LIBRARY VII MASTER REPAIR TECHNICIAN
MRT 101 Multimeters
MRT 201 Power Wheelchair Basics (RA)
MRT 202 Wheelchair Batteries (RA)
MRT 203 Power Wheelchair Preventive Maintenance and Troubleshooting (RA)
MRT 204 Power Wheelchair Electronics and Theory of Operation (RA)
MRT 205 Power Wheelchair Repair: Drivetrain Components (RA)
MRT 301 Introduction To Respiratory Repair
MRT 302 Basics of Compressors
MRT 303 Oxygen Concentrators
MRT 304 Aerosol Units & Suction Machines
LIBRARY VIII Orthotics
ORT 101 Overview of Orthotics
ORT 102 Lower Extremity Orthotics
ORT 103 Orthoses for the Spine
ORT 104 Upper Extremity Orthotics
LIBRARY lX PROFESSIONAL/PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
PPD 101 Better Communication in the Workplace
PPD 102 Dealing with Difficult People
PPD 104 Professionalism - The Internal
PPD 105 Professionalism - The External
PPD 201 Stress V. You - Winning the Battle
PPD 202 Stress Management - Dealing with Time, Technology and Finances
PPD 301 Business Writing
LIBRARY X MANAGEMENT IN THE HME INDUSTRY
MGT 101 Overview of Management in HME
MGT 102 Leadership - An Introduction
MGT 103 Leadership, Management and Motivation
MGT 104 Managing Conflict in the Workplace
MGT 105 Effective Management of Meetings
MGT 201 Introduction to Employment Law
MGT 202 Human Resources Management in HME
MGT 203 A Layperson's Guide to Law in the HME Industry
MGT 301 Business Planning
MGT 302 Managing by the Numbers
LIBRARY XI ANNUAL REVIEW COURSES
HME 900 Annual Review
HME 901 Safety Issues Annual Review
HME 911 HME Professional Annual Review
HME 912 Warehouse Professional and Repair Technician Annual Review
HME 913 Sales Annual Review
HME 914 Reimbursement Annual Review
HME 915 CSR Annual Review
HME 916 Driver/Delivery Technician Annual Review Including Manual Wheelchairs
HME 917 Driver/Delivery Technician Annual Review
Including Manual Wheelchairs and Oxygen
HME 918 Driver/Delivery Technician Annual Review Including Oxygen
HME 919 Foundations For Management and Clinicians Annual Review
LIBRARY XII ATP/RTS/RESNA REHAB COURSES
RTS 101 The Role of the RTS and Rehab Companies (RA-C)
RTS 201 Anatomy and Physiology for Rehab (RA-C)
RTS 202 Terminology and Biomechanics Related to Seating and Positioning (RA-C)
RTS 203 Positionng Goals & Assistive
Technologies for Positioning Effectiveness (RA-C)
RTS 204 Proper Seating and Positioning - Evaluation and Application (RA-C)
RTS 205 Don't Let the Pressure Get You Down - An Overview of Pressure Ulcer Prevention and Management (RA-C)
RTS 206 Power Mobility under Medicare (RA-C)
REVIEWS OF COOK AND HUSSEY, ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES - PRINCIPLES & PRACTICES
RTS 301 Introduction and Overview of Assistive Technologies (RA-C)
RTS 302 A Framework for Assistive Technologies (RA-C)
RTS 303 The Disables User of Assistive Technologies (RA-C)
RTS 304 Delivering Assistive Technologies Services to the Consumer (RA-C)
RTS 305 Seating Systems as Extrinsic Enablers, Pressure Management (RA-C)
RTS 306 Control Interfaces for Assistive Technology (RA-C)
RTS 307 Computers as Extrinsic Enablers, for Assistive Technologies (RA-C)
RTS 308 Augmentative and Alternative Communication Systems (RA-C)
RTS 309 Technologies that Enable Mobility and Control of the Environment (RA-C)
RTS 310 Sensory Aids for Persons with Visual of Auditory Impairments (RA-C)
RTS 311 Assisitve Technologies in the Context of the Classroom and Work (RA-C)
RTS 400 Comprehensive Review for the RESNA Exam
REVIEWS OF "FUNDAMENTALS OF ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY (4th EDITION)
ATP 101 Introduction to RESNA and the ATP
ATC 102 Clinical Fundamentals (RA-C)
ATC 103 Professional Conduct and Public Policy (RA-C)
ATC 201 Assessment (RA-C)
ATC 202 Accessing the Technology (RA-C)
ATC 301 Positioning (RA-C)
ATC 302 Mobility (RA-C)
ATC 303 Augmentative and Alternative Communication (RA-C)
ATC 401 Computer Access (RA-C)
ATC 402 Electronic Aids to Daily Living (RA-C)
ATC 403 Sensory (RA-C)
LIBRARY XIII RESPIRATORY COURSES
RSP 101 Transitioning from
the Hospital to Homecare: Respiratory Therapists (AA)
RSP 201 Respiratory and Cardiopulmonary Anatomy and Physiology (AA)
RSP 202 Respiratory Disease Processes and Disease Management (AA)
RSP 203 Respiratory Care in the Home: Assessments (AA)
RSP 204 Sleep Disordered Breathing: Identification and Treatment (AA)
RSP 301 Comprehensive Respiratory Services (AA)
RSP 302 Patient Education and Instruction - Respiratory Equipment (AA)
RSP 303 Aerosol Therapy - A Comprehensive Overview (AA)
RSP 401 Customer Service and Courtesy:
The Role of the Respiratory Therapist (AA)
MED U strives to keep our courses as up-to-date and industry relevant as possible. As we are continually updating to keep up with the fast-paced changes within the industry,
we will identify those courses, both on the MED U home page as well as on this list of individual courses
MED U courses are approved by IACET for CEU or AARC for CRCE credentialing. Your National or State Association credentialing needs may be different. Always check with them to verify IACET CEUs or AARC CRCEs will fulfill those credentialing requirements.
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