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03/11/2025
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‼️ No Senior Left Hungry!‼️
Join us Monday, November 3, at 10 AM (while supplies last)or EBRCOA’s Drive-Thru Food Giveaway at our Lotus Headquarters (965 N. 18th St, Baton Rouge).
We’re responding to the SNAP benefit suspension by ensuring our seniors have access to essential food resources. 💙For more information, call 225-923-8000.
09/10/2025
This story from WBRZ hit hard — a nursing assistant was charged after a resident fell from a hydraulic lift.
No one wakes up planning for that to happen.
But safety habits can prevent it.
Here’s what every CNA can do starting today:
âś” Inspect the sling and straps before use
âś” Lock the bed and wheelchair
âś” Always have help when lifting
âś” Move slowly and talk to your resident throughout
Negligence doesn’t mean you didn’t care — it means a system failed somewhere.
Let’s protect each other, protect our residents, and make safety non-negotiable.
Please share to protect the next patient and aide!
Common mistakes:
❌ Operating alone
❌ Failing to inspect sling
❌ Moving lift too fast
❌ Leaving resident suspended
Double-check, communicate, and move carefully. Safety first, always.
08/10/2025
The mechanical lift is all about teamwork and safety.
âś” Always have two caregivers present
âś” Lock both bed and wheelchair
âś” Double-check sling position before lifting
âś” Move slowly and talk through every step
The lift is your resident’s safety line — treat it with care.
02/10/2025
Ambulation looks simple, but it’s an easy way to lose points on your CNA exam. Remember:
âś” Apply gait belt snugly
âś” Non-skid shoes on first
âś” Hold belt correctly (from underneath)
✔ Walk at resident’s pace
âś” Ensure comfort before ending
Safety always comes first.
29/09/2025
Feeling overwhelmed preparing for your CNA exam? You are not alone. As an RN who teaches CNA students, I see so many of you second-guessing your ability. But let me tell you: passing isn't about being perfect—it's about showing up, preparing smart, and staying consistent.
​Start with what's always tested: handwashing. This one skill shows your foundation in infection control, and it sets the tone for everything else. Don't overlook it, practice until it feels automatic.
​You're not behind. You're not too late. You're building your future. You got this.
​Follow .training.c for real-world CNA test prep from your RN instructor.
​Is there anything else I can help you with regarding this text or your CNA preparation?
Health Training Coach MSN, RN
November 2025:
I will be teaching AHA BLS classes for initial and recertifications.
If you want to start your CPR business, I will be teaching AHA Instructor classes for BLS as well.
Train the Trainer classes will be available for LPNs and RNs looking to teach CNA classes.
Want a little consulting for training schools, I can do that toođź’‹
for anyone who may be interested
If you're interested, please email me [email protected]
Kierra Stewart