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increased and will continue to do so in line with demand. Competition is a good thing, giving people real choice.
Kare Plus welcomes competition and is seeking to increase its own national coverage through the recruitment and training of franchisees. The franchise continually strengthens its infrastructure to deliver the very best to its franchisees and to comply with the standards and quality controls that are the cornerstone of the Kare Plus business: • The recruitment and training of quality franchisees
• Increasing Kare Plus brand awareness • National marketing activity • Referrals within the healthcare market • The addition of services complimentary to the business
• The maintenance of existing quality standards
Caring futures
The UK healthcare industry is undergoing rapid change, Kare Plus is a franchise responding to the nation’s diverse and growing care requirements
INVESTMENT LEVEL: £30,000
independent health service representatives is that at least one in four NHS patients would be better off being treated at home.
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Mike Farrer, head of the NHS Confederation says: “People should give up on an outdated ‘hospital-or-bust’ version of medical care. “There should be a focus on treating frail people in their homes, minimising hospital stays and that the NHS must rise to these challenges.”
This year looks set to be a key twelve months as the NHS is tasked with fi nding up to £20 billion in effi ciency savings by 2015. Hospitals play a vital role, but many people rely on them for some services which could be provided elsewhere such as care in the home (domiciliary care) palliative care and self care. The views of Mike Farrer and others are helping to promote the use of private medical-
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ealthcare in the UK continues to pose more questions than it answers – particularly regarding the future care of the elderly and infi rm. The view of many
support service companies, such as Kare Plus, who step in and provide care for people recovering at home.
The healthcare industry has to move with the times and respond to the growing need for domiciliary care. Many individuals prefer
“Franchisees have the benefi t of an established healthcare provider with the knowledge and experience to deliver quality care to the community”
to be treated and supported in the familiar surroundings of their own home and benefi t from tailor-made care packages delivered by dedicated nursing and care staff.
The amount of companies in the healthcare market providing some level of homecare has
• Keeping in tune with compliance • Maintaining the high principles of the business management
If, like Kare Plus, you care about people and want to provide a service for your community then consider a Kare Plus franchise. It has well-researched and targeted franchise territories available throughout the UK. Financial rewards are high; the business plan shows a rapid return on investment and the potential to earn a substantial income. Healthcare experience is not essential but franchisees should be good organisers and able to manage people. Training is given at head offi ce and on-site, sales and marketing support are provided and Kare Plus franchisees have the benefi t of representing an established healthcare provider with the knowledge and experience to deliver quality nursing and care to the community. Added revenue options, in the early stages of the franchise, are also available aiding cashfl ow and providing valuable access to existing nurses and carers within the franchise area. 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 the Kare Plus reputation continues to go from strength to strength.
If the healthcare market attracts you then contact Kare Plus and see for yourself the opportunity on offer and how you could be part of this exciting business.
KARE PLUS
WEBSITE:
www.kareplus.com EMAIL:
franchising@kareplus.com PHONE: 0845 094 9288 CLASSIFICATION: Home care
Investment: £20k-£50k
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