About Us

Learn more about Cyndee CBRF Training

Mission Statement

Our mission is to provide quality, affordable education for the assisted living community. Our number one goal is not only to educate our students, but to inspire each student to make a positive difference in the lives of their residents.

Program Description

Cynthia Allen-Lowe,
Nurse Administator/CEO

Cyndee CBRF Training provides all required cores of CBRF Training for community-based residential facilities. The curriculum taught for state registry trainings (Standard Precautions, Fire Safety, First Aid and Choking, and Medication Administration and Management) was developed by the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, and approved by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. Cynthia Allen-Lowe is a Certified CBRF Instructor through the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, and also accredited by the State of Wisconsin to offer distance learning for CBRF training.

Our classes are instructor-led and conducted live online via Zoom. We are pleased to extend an invitation to individuals who are interested in working in a CBRF (Group Home) or Assisted Living Facility in the state of Wisconsin. Please feel free to explore our website for comprehensive information about our classes and registration details. Administrators seeking quality training for their staff are encouraged to sign them up. Contact Us to discuss group rates for in-person training in the Milwaukee, Madison and Janesville areas.

CBRF Class Fee Assistance

If you need assistance paying for your CBRF classes, please consider the following options:

Contact Info

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 70817 Milwaukee, WI 53207
Phone: 1-888-25CBRF6 / 1-888-252-2736
Fax: 1-262-333-1911
Email: Get in Touch via Email

Jump Start Your Career In The Healthcare Industry

Around the country, there are millions of people who serve as caregivers. Some caregivers work for assisted living facilities, some work for home care agencies, some work independently, and others don’t “work” at all but are family caregivers who pitch in to help loved ones. No matter what type of caregiver a person may be - attentiveness, compassion, dependability, patience, and trustworthiness are characteristics that they all must have in order to perform successfully. When you can identify with these traits you will know that you are in the right field.