FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: FROM £20,000 Front and centre care
Can you make yourself the least important person in your own business? Yes! Be a Visiting Angels franchisee!
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n today's competitive business world, success often depends on adopting innovative, people-centred approaches. Visiting Angels, a global care giant with community values, has revolutionised home care with its unique
carer-centric model. By making caregivers the most important people in the business, Visiting Angels ensures their wellbeing, resulting in a strong, dedicated workforce, consistent care delivery and ultimately, higher profits. Founded in the US in 1998, Visiting Angels has
grown to become one of the largest homecare franchises, proudly supporting more than 800 franchisees in five countries. However, what sets Visiting Angels apart from the rest is the belief in being carer-centric in its values. The philosophy is simple but profound – without
happy and fulfilled caregivers there can be no successful business. Recognising the central role carers play in delivering exceptional service with
“The wellbeing of caregivers not only ensures a dedicated workforce but also drives the success and growth of the entire company”
genuine care, Visiting Angels has redefined the future of social care in the UK. By empowering caregivers, Visiting Angels ensures that every customer interaction is not just a transaction, but a compassionate and rewarding experience. Lynn James, business owner of Visiting Angels
in North Surrey, shares her firsthand experience with the franchise. Having worked in another care franchise before, Lynn is aware of the benefits of starting a business with a ready structure, comprehensive training programs and ongoing support. “I had been wondering why I wasn’t
Investment level: £20k-£50k
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