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Home care franchises in the UK are experiencing significant growth. This is largely a result of an ageing population and a desire for care at home to allow people to remain independent for longer. Home care franchises can offer a range of services including companionship, housekeeping, live-in care, overnight care, home help and personal care. Many home care franchises also offer specialist care for those dealing with health issues such as cancer, dementia care, Alzheimer's, postop and recovery, mobility, and palliative care. Homecare franchise owners benefit from established brand recognition, comprehensive training, and ongoing support. As the sector is heavily regulated, care franchise companies help their franchisees to adhere to the strict quality standards and how to comply with the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
homecare.jpgHome care franchises in the UK are experiencing significant growth. This is largely a result of an ageing population and a desire for care at home to allow people to remain independent for longer. Home care franchises can offer a range of services including companionship, housekeeping, live-in care, overnight care, home help and personal care. Many home care franchises also offer specialist care for those dealing with health issues such as cancer, dementia care, Alzheimer's, postop and recovery, mobility, and palliative care.
Homecare franchise owners benefit from established brand recognition, comprehensive training, and ongoing support. As the sector is heavily regulated, care franchise companies help their franchisees to adhere to the strict quality standards and how to comply with the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
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