This learning activity prepares home health aides to identify and mitigate critical safety hazards in home care settings. Participants learn systematic approaches to conducting comprehensive environmental assessments that address fall risks, fire hazards, medication management challenges, infection control issues, and psychosocial threats including social isolation and elder abuse. The course emphasizes evidence-based intervention strategies, effective patient and family education techniques, appropriate scope-of-practice boundaries, and essential communication skills for collaborating with interdisciplinary teams. Through practical guidance on documentation, reporting requirements, and community resource coordination, learners gain actionable competencies to protect patient safety while supporting independence and dignity in home environments.