Franchise Focus
It’s all about relationships
The brother-and-sister team are behind the highly successful and rewarding Radfi eld Home Care franchise opportunity
INVESTMENT LEVEL: FROM £25,000 D
r Hannah MacKechnie, a qualifi ed GP, established Radfi eld Home Care alongside her fi nancial- whizz brother Alex Green in
2008. Despite starting their business at the height of the recession they made it a huge success and subsequently opened three additional branches to consolidate their position across the West Midlands. They are delighted to now be able to off er the Radfi eld Home Care method into the franchise marketplace for similar-minded people, to generate their own success and fi nancial rewards using their tried-and- tested methods.
Founders Hannah MacKechnie and Alex Green
The most important thing is to be able to build strong relationships with people, and the rest of your business success is simply following the bespoke processes. Radfi eld Home Care provides care to elderly people in their own homes, and this is a booming sector with demand far outstripping provision. The franchise model is simple; Radfi eld Home Care doesn’t pack multiple businesses into one, it focuses on elderly care and does it well. By using the latest technology solutions, combined with robust tried-and-tested processes, the franchisor will partner with the franchisee to ensure business success – in its fourth year of trading, one of its branches is on target to achieve over £300,000 gross profi t this year alone. Radfi eld Home Care has always supported its staff so they can reach their potential, and sees its franchise network in exactly the same way – the head offi ce will be there with you every step of your journey.
Radfi eld Home Care Care services www.radfi
eldhomecarefranchising.co.uk
The joy of starting a Radfi eld Home Care franchise is that you do not need to have previous care knowledge or experience.
franchise@radfi
eld.co.uk 01743 548 550
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