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The Kare Plus franchise is rapidly growing with many more offi ces planned to open in 2012 to meet the growing demand for its service
INVESTMENT LEVEL: £30,000 PLUS VAT
business that is rapidly growing despite the current economic climate. It has secured national contracts and has a proven process for council tendering, as well as the know-how, the experience and the opportunities for hardworking franchisees to join its team.
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Healthcare experience is not essential as Kare Plus offers a well researched and targeted franchise territory. This along with its proven business model, personal mentoring, extensive training, day-to-day trouble shooting and wealth of experience is a franchise package guaranteed to deliver success. Kare Plus is registered with the Care Quality Commission and works extensively on developing its manuals and procedures to ensure it keeps pace with compliance, which is a must for any care business. The Kare Plus head offi ce lives and breathes a determination to provide the best quality of care and customer service at every point of contact. This conviction spreads throughout the network of franchisees and is why their reputation continues to go from strength-to-strength. The franchise continually strengthens its infrastructure to ensure that it delivers the very best to its franchisees. In an ever growing healthcare marketplace its specialist in-house teams are highly skilled and pro-active, but most of all passionate about supporting franchisees. Kare Plus franchisees have opened
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are Plus offers a unique franchise opportunity in a recession-proof marketplace worth more than £27 billion per annum. Its proven profi table business model is
tailormade for the healthcare marketplace and Kare Plus franchisees can build their own success story whilst delivering much needed care in the local community. With more than 20 years’ experience in delivering care and support to individuals in their own homes and for the supply of nurses and carers to the NHS and private sector, the Kare Plus aim is – and always has been – to deliver the highest possible standard of care and fi rst class customer service.
Why unique?
Kare Plus is currently the only franchise offering numerous revenue streams – domiciliary and nursing – with many more planned for the future. This gives
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its franchisees a distinct advantage over domiciliary only providers.
“If you’re one to hit the ground running and have ambition, then Kare Plus is the right franchise opportunity for you”
Franchisees also benefi t from Kare Plus contracts, including working within the NHS and local authorities. New business can be secured with care homes, private clinics, NHS hospitals, private homes and specialist care units – the choice of potential clients with a Kare Plus franchise is vast and so is the business potential. The franchise is looking for people who want to be part of something special, a
offi ces in Cheshire, East London, Windsor, Bristol, Northampton, Plymouth and the Isle of Wight. Many more are scheduled to open in 2012 to meet the growing demand for its services nationwide. Jamie Hickson from Kare Plus Cheshire says: “Kare Plus offered a wider scope of opportunity than any other franchise in the care market. The Kare Plus model is so logical, enabling you to plug into more than one market place – domiciliary and nursing. Hand-in-hand they work brilliantly.
“If you decide to take on a franchise with Kare Plus be prepared to watch your business grow quickly. If you’re one to hit the ground running and have ambition, then Kare Plus is the right franchise opportunity for you.”
KARE PLUS
WEBSITE:
www.kareplus.com EMAIL:
franchising@kareplus.com PHONE: 0845 094 9288 CLASSIFICATION: Home care
Investment: £20k-£50k
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