HHAeXchange and CareConnect Resources & Paraprofessional Plan of Care (PPOC) Guide
- Complete List of Task Codes
- Value Based Care Questions Tips and Guidance (Task Codes #401 - #417)
- List of Task Codes for HHAs with New York City Department of Aging Clients
- HHAeXchange (HHAx)
- HHAeXchange Mobile App Training Videos
- HHAeXchange Mobile App Instructions (PDF)
- HHAeXchange Clock-In /Clock-Out Using HHAx Telephony
- CareConnect
- Paraprofessional Plan of Care (PPOC) Guide
Complete List of Task Codes
We have compiled all task codes that you may need to refer to into one easy-to-use table. The translations of each task code into Spanish, Simplified Chinese, and Russian have also been provided. Click the button to see the table.

Value Based Care Questions Tips and Guidance (Task Codes #401 - #417)
We have put together some tips and resources to help you answer the Value Based Care questions each day for your clients. When we say “Value Based Care” questions, we are referring to the questions listed in task codes #401 – #417.
Click the links below for more information.
- Why is is important to answer the task questions carefully when clocking out
- Tips for accurately answering the task questions #401 – 417 (Value-Based Care questions)
- When to Answer ‘Yes’ and When to Answer ‘No’ for the Value Based Care Questions (Task Codes #401 – #417), Available in English, Spanish, Chinese, Russian, and Haitian Creole
List of Task Codes for HHAs with New York City Department of Aging Clients
For your reference, we have compiled a listing of the task codes you need to know as an HHA with New York City Department of Aging clients.
The translations of each task code into Spanish, Simplified Chinese, and Russian have also been provided.
Click the button to view the easy-to-use table.
HHAeXchange (HHAx)
VNS Health Personal Care uses a software called HHAeXchange (HHAx) for clocking in and clocking out of client visits.
What Are the Benefits of HHAx?
- Automatically captures time, date, and location of services
- Eliminates the need to use the client’s telephone
- Eliminates the need for paper task code sheet
- Reduces processing time, accurate paychecks
Reminder About Clocking In and Out! The only acceptable ways to clock in and out are either with the HHAx app or by using the client’s phone to call. If you currently use the HHAx app with another agency, please call or email your supervisor, and provide them with your 7 digit HHAx mobile application number (if no answer/leave your name, ID#, and the 7 digit HHAx mobile app number in the message), or email us the same information at [email protected]. We strongly encourage the use of the mobile app.
Additional HHAx Information:

HHAeXchange Mobile App Training Videos
Here are some training videos to help you learn how to use the HHAx application. Click on the video you are most interested in the links below.
- Please be sure that you have signed up for the app successfully. We strongly encourage the use of the mobile app.
- When registering for the app, you will receive a Mobile ID number. It is critical that you call your supervisor, provide them with the Mobile ID number, and complete your registration to the mobile application.

HHAeXchange Mobile App Instructions (PDF)
To see PDF instructions for using the HHAx mobile app, click on the links below.
HHAeXchange Clock-In /Clock-Out Using HHAx Telephony
Below you will find simplified directions to the Telephony method. Reminder: your HHAx assignment ID that you use to clock-in/out is your VNS Health Personal Care ID, NOT your Social Security number.

CareConnect
If you’ve received CareConnect training, you must use the application. Here are some helpful resources and tips:
- Using CareConnect: Click here for instructions on how to install, set up, and use CareConnect.
- To help you get the most out of this app, we’ve created a special YouTube video channel! This new channel features videos of VNS Health Home Health Aides offering tips on how to use the app. What better way to refresh yourself on how to use the apps than to watch your colleagues telling you how they’re using them! To view the videos, please click here.
- To change the display of your CareConnect language to Spanish, Chinese, or Russian, click here to find and follow those instructions.

Paraprofessional Plan of Care (PPOC) Guide
The Paraprofessional Plan of Care (PPOC) is extremely important and must be followed when caring for your patient. We have prepared a guide for you that includes information that you need to know when following the PPOC for your patient.