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In 2005, HomeCEU.com was created by physical therapists with the vision to provide convenient and cost-effective online continuing education opportunities for healthcare professionals. Online continuing education offerings – a newer concept at the time – were clunky, difficult to use, and provided a meager selection of stale educational opportunities, not to mention had limited customer service. There had to be a better way! And so, HomeCEU.com was born.
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26 N. Beach St., Suite A
Ormond Beach, FL 32174
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Anne@HomeCEU.com
Phone:
1800.55.4CEUS (2387)
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1.800.839.0823
Hi, I’m Anne owner at HomeCEU.com!
Brandon & I founded HomeCEU.com because we saw a need to help other therapists just like ourselves. Many of our home study courses combine elements of the live conference experience with top-notch educational content, while eliminating the costly expense and hassle of travel.
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