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t Alex Green, co-founder of Rad eld Home Care
“Radfi eld Home Care demonstrates a robust and durable model that has thrived through recessions and pandemics”
tailored support through the set-up and growth of each business. “I like the fact that you have all of that network of support and everything is already in place. We have somebody we can go to that we trust, who has the business background.” Jackie Gillen, Owner of Radfi eld Home are Wakefi eld ewsbury.
High-level business support With a ratio of two trading offi ces to every support team member, Radfi eld has one of the highest ratios of support in the industry. This means the Radfi eld ational Offi ce team provide you with the highest levels of support possible at every step of the way. Once a franchise partner has completed their initial
onboarding, the dedicated support from Radfi eld is there at every step along the way from their initial offi ce opening, to becoming an established local care champion like ames eech whose Radfi eld offi ce was rated as Outstanding’ by the . ames says: Although you’ve
got your independence you’ve also got that fallback on a depth of expertise that you wouldn’t otherwise have in terms of running your own business.” ach offi ce is provided with a dedicated onboarding
and business performance manager to guide and advise them along the journey to becoming a thriving business. Along with business performance support, each member of the ational Offi ce team brings a wealth of expertise to the table. This includes data analysts, care compliance veterans, SEO experts, former journalists, and business advisors for national brands. The variety of knowledge that the ational Offi ce team provides gives each franchise partner a ‘Swiss Army knife’
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