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Home Instead Senior Care


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ome Instead Senior Care provides high-quality care to older people in their own homes. The business places


its clients’ needs at the heart of everything it does and forms a bespoke service, tailored around what the client really wants. Home Instead Senior Care is one of


the world’s leading homecare franchise companies. The proven and fi nancially rewarding business model is operated globally in over 1,200 franchise offi ces. By investing in a Home Instead franchise business, you would be working in a highly lucrative market, offering a top-quality service, receiving award- winning support and training, and joining a strong network of over 260 franchise owners who all want to make a difference to the older people in their local community. Home Instead Senior Care’s track record


proves that the standard of care its clients receive is the best in the industry. Home Instead Senior Care is the only


homecare provider to date to hold more than 40 outstanding ratings – the highest rating possible – from the English adult social-care regulator, the Care Quality Commission.


In 2016, the business received the


Queen’s Award for Innovation, due to its model of care. The business is incredibly proud to be the only homecare provider to have ever received this award. Home Instead Senior Care franchisees


are rewarded for their hard work and commitment to changing the face of ageing. The initial investment is between £90,000 and £110,000, which covers the franchise fee, setup costs, employee recruitment and the working capital to get the business to break-even point. There is also an ongoing royalty fee of 6.5 per cent of monthly turnover, excluding vat. By year three to fi ve, it is typical for a Home Instead franchise business to have a £1million annual turnover and operating profi ts of 15 to 20 per cent (average for the network is 17.5 per cent). Home Instead’s training is designed to


help franchisees be successful, through a bespoke 180-day training and development programme. There is a 55-strong team at the national offi ce, which gives it a 4:1 ratio of sector-leading experts to Home Instead franchisees – one of the best in franchising.


Areas available: Across the UK


Investment level: From £90,000


Contact: Imogen Clarke


Address: Unit 2, Acres View, Walnut Tree Business Centre, Lower Stretton, Warrington WA4 4PG


Telephone: 01925 730 273


Email: franchise@homeinstead.co.uk


Web: homeinstead.co.uk/franchise 137


bfa status: Full


Established: 2005 (UK)


Number of outlets in the UK: 195


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