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I think the OP is asking if they can become a licensed home health agency without the owner being an RN. Not whether the OP can just become a licensed RN.
Sure you can, but it's not a simple process. It takes many months and then a survey. You need to have an infrastructure of staff, including an RN who can act as clinical leader.
I have always had an interested in getting into the home health/companionship business. Unfortunately I don't have an answer to your original post, but hopefully someone here can help answer that for you - the business/licensing side of things is still foreign to me at the moment.
Hi not sure how to use this site:) but I have a question. I currently own a non-medical Homemaker Companion Agency in CT. I just got my first contract with a Home Health agency to staff CNA's for cases that they can't staff. The agency asked if I was intetested in becoming a Home Health Agency licensed by Connecticut. I'm not a RN but I have extensive experience in the field.. Is it possible to become licensed? I do have a social work degree & I have my CNA license.
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Hi not sure how to use this site:) but I have a question. I currently own a non-medical Homemaker Companion Agency in CT. I just got my first contract with a Home Health agency to staff CNA's for cases that they can't staff. The agency asked if I was intetested in becoming a Home Health Agency licensed by Connecticut. I'm not a RN but I have extensive experience in the field.. Is it possible to become licensed? I do have a social work degree & I have my CNA license.