Do you work in an extended care setting such as post-acute, sub-acute, LTC, or SNF? We've bundled together some courses to help build foundational knowledge for providing dysphagia care in these environments.
Extended Care Essentials Bundle
Save $10 when you purchase the Extended Care Essentials Bundle
Patheous Health Imaging and Patheous Health Education officially closes on March 31, 2026. Any learner who satisfactorily completes a self-study course by midnight EST on March 31st, with the intention to earn ASHA CEUs, will be reported to the ASHA CE Registry. It is our understanding that educational content will still be available after March 31st until August 1st. Self-study courses completed after March 31st will not be reported to the ASHA CE Registry. Learners will obtain a certificate of completion verifying the number of Professional Development Hours (PDHs) earned. Documentation should be kept and tracked by the learner.
Bundle includes
Here are all the products that are included in your bundle.
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All Online Courses, Self Study Courses
Self-Study: Navigating Swallowing Changes Across Adulthood
CourseFree
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All Online Courses, Self Study Courses
Self-Study: To Feed or not to Feed? The SLP’s Role in End of Life Feeding Decisions (3020)
CourseFree
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All Online Courses, Self Study Courses
Self-Study: Positioning and Meal Time Habits To Support Safe Swallowing and Feeding in Geriatrics: The SLP’s Role (1820)
CourseThis 1-hour webinar provides an opportunity to familiarize the SLP with meal time habits and positioning to support safe swallowing and feeding in the geriatric population.
Free
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All Online Courses, Self Study Courses
Self-Study: Determining a Diagnostic Pathway: The Foundations of Dysphagia Imaging
CourseFree
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All Online Courses, Self Study Courses
Self-Study: What's Pneu with You? Understanding Pneumonia for the SLP (4420)
CourseThis webinar provides a foundation for understanding pneumonia. This includes a review of the human respiratory system, clear definitions of common types of pneumonia, and the SLP’s role in evaluating and treating patients with aspiration pneumonia.
Free