FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: FROM £70,000*
Forefront of care Home Instead continues a legacy built on trust
trust and long term success. Home Instead continues to shape
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the future of home care-driven by compassion, expertise and a proven franchise model that delivers results. The global franchise delivered over
107 million hours of care, supported more than 200,000 older adults, and provided meaningful employment to over 100,000 Care Professionals. Its relationship-led care model continues to prioritise dignity, independence and continuity of care, setting the benchmark for quality in the sector. Ruth Brown, MD of Home Instead
UK and Ireland, brings 16 years of Home Instead experience and a respected reputation across both the care and franchise sectors. She says: “Our franchise owners work closely with our experienced National Office team to provide consistent, high-quality care for older adults across the UK and Ireland. As care needs continue to evolve, we remain focused on adapting and developing our services to support people with compassion, professionalism and purpose.”
Designed for the future of care As demand for quality home care continues to rise, homes are increasingly becoming ‘the hospitals of the future’, with services such as Healthcare at Home enabling clients to manage ongoing or complex needs from the comfort of their own home. As care continues to evolve Home Instead remains at the forefront, equipping franchise owners with additional revenue streams including: Companionship Personal Care Live-In Care End-of-Life Care Specialist dementia, Parkinson's and long-term condition support
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“Compassion, professionalism and purpose”
Comprehensive support from day one Home Instead offers exceptional franchise support, with a 4:1 support ratio – unmatched in the sector. Every franchise owner works with a dedicated Business Development Consultant and a national team of experts across operations, marketing, quality, finance, HR, IT and training. Structured onboarding, continuous professional development and access to specialist expertise ensure franchisees can confidently grow sustainable, thriving businesses. Home Instead is also the only care
franchise with an in house brokerage team, supporting franchise owners at every stage of their journey, from considering their future ambitions at the beginning, through to their eventual exit planning and sale of their business.
Ready to make a difference For those ready to build a meaningful, profitable future, Home Instead offers
more than a franchise. It offers the chance to lead with heart, shape your community and drive the future of home care in the UK and Ireland. No prior care experience is required,
as Home Instead’s management franchise model suits leaders who are ambitious, people focused and motivated to make an impact. Home Instead is seeking partners
in the UK for a small number of resale opportunities that bring immediate scale, loyal teams, cashflow and a known community reputation. These businesses particularly suit individuals skilled in people development, change management and business performance. For those who prefer to set up
their franchise from day one, new territories are now available in the Republic of Ireland in areas such as Dublin, Cork, West Neath, Wexford, Donegal, Kildare and Wicklow.
HOME INSTEAD Care
homeinstead.co.uk/franchise franchise@homeinstead.co.uk 01925 732460
oin the UK’s most recommended** home care franchise and become part of a network built on purpose,
Investment level: £50k-£100k
*Investment level: Variable, depending on the sale price of a territory, Franchise Fee: £20,500 + VAT
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