Franchise Focus Outstanding!
Join Home Instead Senior Care and build a business with award-winning support
INVESTMENT LEVEL: FROM £90,000 5-Star Support
This month, Home Instead were delighted to receive a 5-star rating for the fi fth time in Smith & Henderson’s independent, annual Franchisee Satisfaction Survey – it’s testimony to how well Home Instead listens to, and acts upon, the views of its franchisees. With over 900 franchisors in the UK, 5-Star Franchisee Satisfaction helps stellar franchisors stand out from the competition. A Home Instead franchise provides the opportunity to launch your own business, but with a proven model, fi rst-class training and support, added to which there’s a culture of peer collaboration – you work alongside your neighboring franchisees. It is an ideal business opportunity for people who recognise the market opportunity of the ageing population. Choosing a franchise in a market with a promising and assured economic future is good business sense.
The Home Instead Senior Care network has 190 passionate franchisees who enjoy being their own boss, being in charge of their work-life balance and using the brand’s tried-and-tested model to make their business a success. This year’s annual Franchisee Satisfaction survey was completed by 92 per cent of Home Instead’s franchisees, demonstrating a network that is highly engaged with the National Offi ce. Home Instead off ers unrivalled support to its franchisees and that support grows and changes as its franchisees’ businesses mature, so they reach their leadership and profi t potential.
Life as a new owner starts with
a thorough induction and then a comprehensive 180-day program of tailored support, as well as invaluable peer support from fellow franchisees in the network. In fact, the annual survey told Home Instead that 100 per cent of the network were satisfi ed with the initial training and fi rst six months of support.
Finance or food – your background doesn’t matter
Home Instead Senior Care looks for the right qualities in its franchisees, so experience in the care sector
isn’t necessary. The most successful franchisees come from many diff erent sectors such as fi nance, retail and hospitality, but they all share the drive to build their business, be a local leader and deliver high-quality homecare. An impressive 93 per cent of Home Instead franchisees said the high- quality care they provide is better than the local competition and 87 per cent of the franchisees believe the Home Instead National Offi ce are continually innovating services, to provide the best possible care for its clients.
Outstanding Care It’s not just franchisee support Home Instead is rated highly on, but is also offi cially the most outstanding franchise opportunity in the care sector. When it comes to care quality, it’s ratings from the care regulator, the Care Quality Commission (CQC) that count. Home Instead holds a staggering 35 ‘Outstandings’ – the highest rating in the CQC’s ‘Ofsted-style’ system. This
is the most ‘Outstanding’ ratings out of any homecare provider, with top rated franchises from Durham to East Devon. Home Instead Senior Care holds the
Queen’s Award for Innovation and topped the Elite Franchise 100 power list ranking at No1. It has 115 territories available as well as territory resale opportunities across the UK. It’s really simple for prospective franchisees to engage with Home Instead, it’s as straightforward as a phone call and then an informal conversation face to face. If you want to be part of a mission- led franchise that’s changing the face of ageing, Home Instead would like to speak to you!
Home Instead Healthcare
www.homeinstead.co.uk/franchise/ franchise@homeinstead.co.uk. 01925 730 273
September 2018 |
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Investment: £50k-£100k
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