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Caregiver training requirements in Ohio

Last verified October 17, 2026 · All Ohio resources

Ohio does not set a number of training hours for non-medical caregivers. ORC 3740 and OAC 3701-60 set no training hours for nonmedical home health staff.

How many hours of training are required?

RequirementOhio
Initial trainingNo set hours
Annual trainingNo set hours

What should you confirm with the state?

Companion-only services aren't named in the state's definition of nonmedical home health services; confirm with the Ohio Department of Health whether a companion-only agency needs a license. Agencies certified by the Ohio Department of Aging for Medicaid have separate training rules.

Is training time paid?

Yes. Required training for caregivers you employ is hours worked, so it is paid and counts toward overtime. Add training hours to each caregiver's weekly total with the overtime calculator and track them on the schedule template.

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