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Born to care R


Run your own ethical care business with a Radfi eld Home Care franchise


INVESTMENT LEVEL: £25,000


adfi eld Home Care was launched in 2008 by sister- and-brother team Dr Hannah MacKechnie and Alex Green. The pair grew up


in a residential home for elderly people established by their parents, so they have an innate understanding of how excellent care should be delivered. Following the opening of the fi rst branch in Shrewsbury, the duo expanded the


network across the West Midlands before launching the Radfi eld Home Care franchise opportunity in 2016. This Radfi eld franchise model is simple: it is a specialist in elderly care and off ers franchisees the best access to a rapidly growing UK private care marketplace. Radfi eld is extremely proud to be a British care franchise brand and is the fi rst company in the UK healthcare sector to receive B Corporation certifi cation


– an accolade that attests to its ethical values in how it looks after its franchisees and employees. Radfi eld franchisees are highly motivated


and eff ective communicators who share the Radfi eld values and want to provide a high-quality care service to their clients. Owning a homecare business is like no other. It brings together qualities such as empathy and caring for others with the drive and desire to own and develop your own business.


The training and support provided to franchisees is unlimited; if they need support then the Radfi eld team are there to help and guide them. Radfi eld Home Care is an exciting brand in the homecare sector. It is an early adopter of new technology solutions, has a business model that is positioned perfectly to benefi t from the ageing demographic, is the only ethically accredited company in the UK healthcare sector and is set for rapid growth of its network in 2018.


Radfi eld Home Care Homecare


www.radfi eldhomecarefranchising.co.uk franchise@radfi eld.co.uk 01843 548 550


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