Home Instead is proud to have been named the No. 1 UK franchise company for the third time in the Elite Franchise Top 100 ranking. The Elite Franchise Top 100 recognises the sector’s brightest businesses and ranks them according to a broad range of criteria from their financial performance and heritage in the industry to their contribution to the community and the way they embrace innovation. On awarding the No. 1 position to Home Instead, Elite Franchise said, “For the third time, the prestigious number one ranking in the Elite Franchise Top 100 goes to Home Instead whose continual innovation is the key to their success.” Home Instead was delighted to be acknowledged for the work they do each and every day. Their mission is to change the face of ageing and caring is at the heart of everything they do, not only for their clients, but also for their franchise offices across the UK. Martin Jones, CEO of Home Instead UK, said, “We are immensely proud to have been named as the No. 1 franchise company. Home Instead has gained a strong reputation for excellence in care throughout the years, extending this excellence to the support we provide for our franchisees, both new and established. “The COVID-19 pandemic has shone a light on the care sector like never before and despite all the challenges thrown at us this year we have continued to grow, continued to support and continued to make a difference.” Ruth Brown, Business Development Director at Home Instead commented: “This ranking confirms what we in the Home Instead family know so well – that we offer the most amazing business opportunity; making a difference to the lives of our franchisees who have the opportunity to flourish with our brand. They, in turn, allow others to flourish – their teams, CAREGivers and, of course, their clients.” Home Instead Senior Care now has over 224 franchise offices across the UK and in 2020 despite the disruption the pandemic has brought, witnessed another year of growth and development and has welcomed 14 new exceptional franchisees into the network. This news comes hot on the heels of their Gold ‘Franchisor of the Year’ award win at the bfa HSBC British Franchise Awards, displaying our dedication to providing excellence in franchising.
Home Instead is proud to have been named the No. 1 UK franchise company for the third time in the Elite Franchise Top 100 ranking.
The Elite Franchise Top 100 recognises the sector’s brightest businesses and ranks them according to a broad range of criteria from their financial performance and heritage in the industry to their contribution to the community and the way they embrace innovation.
On awarding the No. 1 position to Home Instead, Elite Franchise said, “For the third time, the prestigious number one ranking in the Elite Franchise Top 100 goes to Home Instead whose continual innovation is the key to their success.”
Home Instead was delighted to be acknowledged for the work they do each and every day. Their mission is to change the face of ageing and caring is at the heart of everything they do, not only for their clients, but also for their franchise offices across the UK.
Martin Jones, CEO of Home Instead UK, said, “We are immensely proud to have been named as the No. 1 franchise company. Home Instead has gained a strong reputation for excellence in care throughout the years, extending this excellence to the support we provide for our franchisees, both new and established.
“The COVID-19 pandemic has shone a light on the care sector like never before and despite all the challenges thrown at us this year we have continued to grow, continued to support and continued to make a difference.”
Ruth Brown, Business Development Director at Home Instead commented: “This ranking confirms what we in the Home Instead family know so well – that we offer the most amazing business opportunity; making a difference to the lives of our franchisees who have the opportunity to flourish with our brand. They, in turn, allow others to flourish – their teams, CAREGivers and, of course, their clients.”
Home Instead Senior Care now has over 224 franchise offices across the UK and in 2020 despite the disruption the pandemic has brought, witnessed another year of growth and development and has welcomed 14 new exceptional franchisees into the network.
This news comes hot on the heels of their Gold ‘Franchisor of the Year’ award win at the bfa HSBC British Franchise Awards, displaying our dedication to providing excellence in franchising.
Learn more about franchise opoortunites across the UK with Home Instead Senior Care here.
Home Instead is absolutely delighted to share the news that they were crowned ‘GOLD’ Franchisor of the Year winner at the virtual bfa HSBC Franchise Awards ceremony. This award represents the pinnacle of franchising and is presented following a rigorous judging process. In making the award (virtually) to Home Instead, Pip Wilkins, CEO of the British Franchise Association (bfa) acknowledged their ethical approach to franchising and the support they give to franchisees as they work to become the most admired care company through changing the face of ageing. Their entry had focused on their BHAG (big, hairy audacious goal) which is to make in-home care the default norm, rather than the current care home option and how, through a bold, national television advertising campaign they are making this a reality. It also outlined the ‘Home Instead Franchise Journey’ which was introduced to support franchisees to be the best they can be through a programme of on-going operational and wellbeing support. During the formal interview stage of the process Home Instead were able to discuss the wide range of support they have been able to deliver to their franchise owners as we all faced the challenges brought by the pandemic. Speaking about the win, Ruth Brown, Business Development Director said, “We are honoured to have been named as the Gold Franchisor of the Year winner. This award is very special, but to win it in 2020 feels extra special as it’s such an extraordinary year. “This accolade is down to the hard work and commitment of so many people – the 60 strong team at National Office to our franchise owners and their key players and, of course, our amazing CAREGivers. We could not accept this award without also thanking the many clients and their families who entrust their care to us. “Thank you to the BFA for bestowing this honour on us.” Andy Brattesani, UK Head of Franchising at HSBC, said: “It was fantastic to hear from the Franchisor of the Year finalists and learn about their journey into franchising. Home Instead Senior Care impressed the judges with its heavy focus on the wellbeing of their franchisees and CAREGivers. “Developing the ‘HISC Franchise Journey’, which details the support a franchisee requires from a self-developmental perspective has been very successful.” Home Instead has territories across the UK, as well as a small number of resales for those looking for an already established business.
Home Instead is absolutely delighted to share the news that they were crowned ‘GOLD’ Franchisor of the Year winner at the virtual bfa HSBC Franchise Awards ceremony.
This award represents the pinnacle of franchising and is presented following a rigorous judging process.
In making the award (virtually) to Home Instead, Pip Wilkins, CEO of the British Franchise Association (bfa) acknowledged their ethical approach to franchising and the support they give to franchisees as they work to become the most admired care company through changing the face of ageing.
Their entry had focused on their BHAG (big, hairy audacious goal) which is to make in-home care the default norm, rather than the current care home option and how, through a bold, national television advertising campaign they are making this a reality.
It also outlined the ‘Home Instead Franchise Journey’ which was introduced to support franchisees to be the best they can be through a programme of on-going operational and wellbeing support.
During the formal interview stage of the process Home Instead were able to discuss the wide range of support they have been able to deliver to their franchise owners as we all faced the challenges brought by the pandemic.
Speaking about the win, Ruth Brown, Business Development Director said, “We are honoured to have been named as the Gold Franchisor of the Year winner. This award is very special, but to win it in 2020 feels extra special as it’s such an extraordinary year.
“This accolade is down to the hard work and commitment of so many people – the 60 strong team at National Office to our franchise owners and their key players and, of course, our amazing CAREGivers. We could not accept this award without also thanking the many clients and their families who entrust their care to us.
“Thank you to the BFA for bestowing this honour on us.”
Andy Brattesani, UK Head of Franchising at HSBC, said: “It was fantastic to hear from the Franchisor of the Year finalists and learn about their journey into franchising. Home Instead Senior Care impressed the judges with its heavy focus on the wellbeing of their franchisees and CAREGivers.
“Developing the ‘HISC Franchise Journey’, which details the support a franchisee requires from a self-developmental perspective has been very successful.”
Home Instead has territories across the UK, as well as a small number of resales for those looking for an already established business.
To learn more about franchise opportunites with Home Instead Senior Care, click here.
Home care franchise Home Instead, is delighted to announce that Cath Chalton, co-owner of the Wirral office has been named ‘Woman Franchisee of the Year’ at the NatWest EWIF (Encouraging Women into Franchising) awards 2020.
This year, this exciting event was held virtually, the team at EWIF did an exceptional job of ensuring that the awards could still go-ahead and it was certainly a shining light during these restricted times.
EWIF is a not-for-profit organisation, providing advice and guidance to women looking for a route into the franchise industry. Their mission is to educate, inspire and empower women considering or involved in franchising through a network of Ambassadors.
Amy Thomas from McDonalds presented the award and said, ‘Cath embodies the culture of the Home Instead network and is recognised for the high standard of service provided to their clients. She is as passionate about franchising as she is about her business. She is trusted to trial new developments and new initiatives so the whole franchise network benefits.’
Cath opened her hugely successful franchise in 2007 with her husband, Mike. She truly embodies a woman encouraging other women into franchising, having been on the board of the bfa (British Franchise Association) since 2013. She is also highly active in her local community, with her office running their own charitable arm ‘The Wirral Care Foundation’, which supports small, local initiatives.
2019 was a stellar year, alongside her 180 strong team, her office achieved their highest ever turnover and in 2020 they were proud to deliver their millionth hour of care!
The Wirral office was also proud to be awarded an ‘Outstanding’ rating in 2019 by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the regulator of care providers in England, for the care they provide to their elderly clients.
CEO of Home Instead UK, Martin Jones said, “Cath is certainly a deserving winner for EWIF’s Woman Franchisee of the Year. I am very proud of her achievements and outstanding contribution to the Home Instead network, and the broader franchising sector. Congratulations!”
Congratulations must also go to all the hugely deserving winners and finalists, who are continuing to support franchising in what has been a difficult year for many businesses.
Home care franchise, Home Instead Senior Care, has announced that they have two franchise advocates who are finalists in the EWIF (Encouraging Women into Franchising) Awards 2020. EWIF is a not-for-profit organisation which encourages women to consider buying a franchise, encourages businesswomen to franchise their existing operations and helps franchisors attract more women to their networks. Cath Chalton, owner of the Wirral franchise office has been shortlisted in the EWIF Woman ‘Franchisee of the Year’ category and Ruth Brown, Business Development Director has been named as a finalist in the ‘Ambassador of the Year’ category. The ‘Woman Franchisee of the Year’ recognises the most successful woman franchisee during 2019. For Cath Chalton, who opened Home Instead’s 5th franchise office 13 years ago, 2019 was a stellar year with the office achieving their highest ever turnover, they celebrated delivering their one millionth hour of care and now have over 180 people in their team. Cath’s franchise office was also awarded an ‘Outstanding’ rating by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and a WorkBuzz 5 Star Employer award. Ruth is a finalist in a new category, ‘Ambassador of the Year 2020’, here the judges are looking for franchise owners who are encouraging more woman into franchising. Ruth is an advocate of ethical franchising and a promoter of the huge difference franchising can bring to someone’s life, Ruth celebrates everything that is franchising on a daily basis. She is part of Home Instead’s Executive Leadership team who are responsible for the company’s strategic direction. She was chair of the British Franchise Association bfa’s Northern Forum during 2019, before being elected as a full board member. Speaking about the two finalists, CEO of Home Instead UK, Martin Jones said, “Cath and Ruth are certainly deserving finalists in their respective categories. I am very proud of their achievements and outstanding contribution to not only the Home Instead franchising network, but wider franchise community. I wish them and all the other finalists the very best for the awards.” This year the EWIF Awards, supporting women in franchising are going online. The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony between 2:00pm – 5:00pm Wednesday 21st October 2020.
Home care franchise, Home Instead Senior Care, has announced that they have two franchise advocates who are finalists in the EWIF (Encouraging Women into Franchising) Awards 2020.
EWIF is a not-for-profit organisation which encourages women to consider buying a franchise, encourages businesswomen to franchise their existing operations and helps franchisors attract more women to their networks.
Cath Chalton, owner of the Wirral franchise office has been shortlisted in the EWIF Woman ‘Franchisee of the Year’ category and Ruth Brown, Business Development Director has been named as a finalist in the ‘Ambassador of the Year’ category.
The ‘Woman Franchisee of the Year’ recognises the most successful woman franchisee during 2019. For Cath Chalton, who opened Home Instead’s 5th franchise office 13 years ago, 2019 was a stellar year with the office achieving their highest ever turnover, they celebrated delivering their one millionth hour of care and now have over 180 people in their team.
Cath’s franchise office was also awarded an ‘Outstanding’ rating by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and a WorkBuzz 5 Star Employer award.
Ruth is a finalist in a new category, ‘Ambassador of the Year 2020’, here the judges are looking for franchise owners who are encouraging more woman into franchising.
Ruth is an advocate of ethical franchising and a promoter of the huge difference franchising can bring to someone’s life, Ruth celebrates everything that is franchising on a daily basis. She is part of Home Instead’s Executive Leadership team who are responsible for the company’s strategic direction. She was chair of the British Franchise Association bfa’s Northern Forum during 2019, before being elected as a full board member.
Speaking about the two finalists, CEO of Home Instead UK, Martin Jones said, “Cath and Ruth are certainly deserving finalists in their respective categories. I am very proud of their achievements and outstanding contribution to not only the Home Instead franchising network, but wider franchise community. I wish them and all the other finalists the very best for the awards.”
This year the EWIF Awards, supporting women in franchising are going online. The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony between 2:00pm – 5:00pm Wednesday 21st October 2020.
To learn more about franchise opportunties with Home Instead Senior Care, click here.
Once again, the leading home care franchise Home Instead is leading from the front, launching the social care sector’s first Digital Health Library and tablet scheme through a partnership with the highly respected Organisation for the Review of Care and Health Apps (ORCHA). Available exclusively to their franchise network and their clients, the carefully curated library contains a wide range of engaging apps covering mental stimulation through to nutrition and physical exercise. The apps offer new ways for their clients to improve their health; often also connecting with others, clinicians or family. Speaking about the partnership, Ruth Brown, Director of Business Development at Home Instead said, “Everything that we do as a brand is motivated by our mission to change the face of ageing. Technology will never replace person to person contact but we recognise that it can bring huge benefits to our clients’ lives, particularly in the hours our CAREGivers are not present. “Our franchise office network is really excited about this latest initiative which demonstrates our commitment to helping our elderly clients to live well their way and helps franchisees to differentiate their service offering.” Home Instead has been looking at this digital space for some time and realised that, whilst there are thousands of apps, there is no regulation, making it hard for older people and their families to find solutions that are safe, effective, easy to use and a good match. Which is why Home Instead has partnered with ORCHA, the world’s leading health app evaluation and advisory organisation. They have an impressive track record, conducting reviews for government organisations across Europe, the Middle East, and Australasia. In the UK, ORCHA conducts reviews for NHS Digital and NHS providers in 50% of regions. NHS England is accelerating adoption across the NHS, placing ORCHA in its National Innovation Accelerator Programme. Home Instead has also created tablets for clients, with a personalised selection of favourite apps already installed and ready to use. Home Instead has over 217 offices across the UK. There are territories currently available throughout the UK and a small number of resale opportunities.
Once again, the leading home care franchise Home Instead is leading from the front, launching the social care sector’s first Digital Health Library and tablet scheme through a partnership with the highly respected Organisation for the Review of Care and Health Apps (ORCHA).
Available exclusively to their franchise network and their clients, the carefully curated library contains a wide range of engaging apps covering mental stimulation through to nutrition and physical exercise. The apps offer new ways for their clients to improve their health; often also connecting with others, clinicians or family.
Speaking about the partnership, Ruth Brown, Director of Business Development at Home Instead said, “Everything that we do as a brand is motivated by our mission to change the face of ageing. Technology will never replace person to person contact but we recognise that it can bring huge benefits to our clients’ lives, particularly in the hours our CAREGivers are not present.
“Our franchise office network is really excited about this latest initiative which demonstrates our commitment to helping our elderly clients to live well their way and helps franchisees to differentiate their service offering.”
Home Instead has been looking at this digital space for some time and realised that, whilst there are thousands of apps, there is no regulation, making it hard for older people and their families to find solutions that are safe, effective, easy to use and a good match.
Which is why Home Instead has partnered with ORCHA, the world’s leading health app evaluation and advisory organisation. They have an impressive track record, conducting reviews for government organisations across Europe, the Middle East, and Australasia.
In the UK, ORCHA conducts reviews for NHS Digital and NHS providers in 50% of regions. NHS England is accelerating adoption across the NHS, placing ORCHA in its National Innovation Accelerator Programme.
Home Instead has also created tablets for clients, with a personalised selection of favourite apps already installed and ready to use.
Home Instead has over 217 offices across the UK. There are territories currently available throughout the UK and a small number of resale opportunities.
Home care franchise Home Instead is delighted to be shortlisted for three prestigious national awards at this year’s LaingBuisson Awards which recognise outstanding achievement and excellence within the health and social care sectors. Home Instead has been named a finalist in the Homecare category which recognises ‘excellence in the provision of personal care or healthcare in the home setting’. They are also shortlisted in the Public Private Partnership category. This was for the innovative collaboration between their local franchise offices in Exeter & East Devon and Cheltenham which was developed to reduce falls-related hospital admissions. They are also particularly proud to be shortlisted in a special category, introduced this year, for ‘Outstanding response to Covid in social care’. This category looks to celebrate examples of strong culture delivering better care, excellent communication, early responses, adapting to and overcoming challenges during the pandemic including the turnaround of a challenging situation in social care. The awards received over 400 entries and Home Instead is honoured to have been named as finalists in these categories. Martin Jones, CEO of Home Instead, said: “As ever, these nominations bear testament to our commitment to delivering outstanding care and the pursuit of our company mission which is to change the face of ageing. “We have a passionate national office team, an amazing network of over 217 franchise owners, dedicated key players and compassionate CAREGivers, all of whom share our vision and values and who, as a result, provide truly exceptional care. “My thanks go to them for the work they do – these awards would really not be possible without their efforts.”
Home care franchise Home Instead is delighted to be shortlisted for three prestigious national awards at this year’s LaingBuisson Awards which recognise outstanding achievement and excellence within the health and social care sectors.
Home Instead has been named a finalist in the Homecare category which recognises ‘excellence in the provision of personal care or healthcare in the home setting’. They are also shortlisted in the Public Private Partnership category. This was for the innovative collaboration between their local franchise offices in Exeter & East Devon and Cheltenham which was developed to reduce falls-related hospital admissions.
They are also particularly proud to be shortlisted in a special category, introduced this year, for ‘Outstanding response to Covid in social care’. This category looks to celebrate examples of strong culture delivering better care, excellent communication, early responses, adapting to and overcoming challenges during the pandemic including the turnaround of a challenging situation in social care.
The awards received over 400 entries and Home Instead is honoured to have been named as finalists in these categories.
Martin Jones, CEO of Home Instead, said: “As ever, these nominations bear testament to our commitment to delivering outstanding care and the pursuit of our company mission which is to change the face of ageing.
“We have a passionate national office team, an amazing network of over 217 franchise owners, dedicated key players and compassionate CAREGivers, all of whom share our vision and values and who, as a result, provide truly exceptional care.
“My thanks go to them for the work they do – these awards would really not be possible without their efforts.”
Leading franchise, Home Instead Senior Care is pleased to announce that they are partnering with the University of York to launch a new three-year programme of high impact research into home care for older people. As part of the research programme the University is currently looking to recruit a research fellow to lead the social science study. Areas for research will include person-centred home care, dementia, and the home care workforce. Working with Home Instead care teams across their 215 franchise offices in the UK, the programme will build an evidence base around home care, evaluating what works best and shaping the future of personalised social care for older people. The research will draw upon the expertise of the University’s Social Policy Research Unit and Home Instead’s unrivalled experience as a major provider of home care in the UK and internationally. Together, the organisations hope to contribute to national debate and policy around older people’s health and wellbeing and improve social care for everyone. Mark Laing, Director of Innovation at Home Instead who has been heading up the project comments, “The home care sector is constantly growing and evolving. Particularly in a post-pandemic world we have seen the vitally important role that being cared for in your own home environment can make in the quality of care provided to our vulnerable seniors. “The three-year research partnership will provide the social care sector with an evidence-based view of homecare, helping to shape what home care looks like in the future. It will also inform the national debate on supporting seniors and forms part of our continued commitment to invest in the future of home care innovation.” Lead researcher at the University of York, Professor Bryony Beresford said, “Health and social care are equally important to the wellbeing and quality of life of older people. Covid-19 has highlighted for all of us the critical role of social care in the lives of many older people - those living in their own homes and in care homes. “Recruitment for a Home Instead Research Fellow to build the research programme is now underway, and we are excited to begin working with Home Instead to develop a programme of research on home care grounded in the priorities of older people and the sector”.
Leading franchise, Home Instead Senior Care is pleased to announce that they are partnering with the University of York to launch a new three-year programme of high impact research into home care for older people. As part of the research programme the University is currently looking to recruit a research fellow to lead the social science study.
Areas for research will include person-centred home care, dementia, and the home care workforce. Working with Home Instead care teams across their 215 franchise offices in the UK, the programme will build an evidence base around home care, evaluating what works best and shaping the future of personalised social care for older people.
The research will draw upon the expertise of the University’s Social Policy Research Unit and Home Instead’s unrivalled experience as a major provider of home care in the UK and internationally. Together, the organisations hope to contribute to national debate and policy around older people’s health and wellbeing and improve social care for everyone.
Mark Laing, Director of Innovation at Home Instead who has been heading up the project comments, “The home care sector is constantly growing and evolving. Particularly in a post-pandemic world we have seen the vitally important role that being cared for in your own home environment can make in the quality of care provided to our vulnerable seniors.
“The three-year research partnership will provide the social care sector with an evidence-based view of homecare, helping to shape what home care looks like in the future. It will also inform the national debate on supporting seniors and forms part of our continued commitment to invest in the future of home care innovation.”
Lead researcher at the University of York, Professor Bryony Beresford said, “Health and social care are equally important to the wellbeing and quality of life of older people. Covid-19 has highlighted for all of us the critical role of social care in the lives of many older people - those living in their own homes and in care homes.
“Recruitment for a Home Instead Research Fellow to build the research programme is now underway, and we are excited to begin working with Home Instead to develop a programme of research on home care grounded in the priorities of older people and the sector”.
Home Instead is proud to announce that they are a finalist in the bfa HSBC British Franchise ‘Franchisor of the Year’ award, which is considered the ultimate award in UK Franchising. The in-home care franchise company are amongst 6 franchisors to have made it to the finals in the Franchisor of the Year category. Judges were looking for ethical companies with strategies that stand out from the crowd; those that are going above and beyond and can convey this along with substantial evidence to support positive impact. Ruth Brown, Business Development Director commented, “Being a finalist in this award means such a lot as it also acknowledges our contribution to the care sector. Caring is at the heart of everything we do at Home Instead, for our national office, franchise owners, their teams and of course our wonderful clients. She continued, “Our aim is to have an ethical business in every respect. From the person-centred care delivered to our clients to the mutual respect between our teams all working together for the greater good.” Pip Wilkins QFP, CEO of the British Franchising Association, congratulated the in-home care providers, “Home Instead Senior Care has always had an excellent reputation in the industry. In the past 12 months, it has also taken the decision to offer basic medical care for its clients in a move to give a better quality of life for the elderly and increase lifespan.” Head of Franchising at HSBC, Andrew Brattesani said, “As well as delivering outstanding care, the franchisor also focuses heavily on the wellbeing of the franchisees and CAREGivers. Developing the ‘HISC Franchise Journey’, this details the support a franchisee requires from a self-developmental perspective and has been very successful.” The winners will be announced at the bfa HSBC British Franchise Awards, to be held at the Vox, Birmingham, on November 30.
Home Instead is proud to announce that they are a finalist in the bfa HSBC British Franchise ‘Franchisor of the Year’ award, which is considered the ultimate award in UK Franchising.
The in-home care franchise company are amongst 6 franchisors to have made it to the finals in the Franchisor of the Year category.
Judges were looking for ethical companies with strategies that stand out from the crowd; those that are going above and beyond and can convey this along with substantial evidence to support positive impact.
Ruth Brown, Business Development Director commented, “Being a finalist in this award means such a lot as it also acknowledges our contribution to the care sector. Caring is at the heart of everything we do at Home Instead, for our national office, franchise owners, their teams and of course our wonderful clients.
She continued, “Our aim is to have an ethical business in every respect. From the person-centred care delivered to our clients to the mutual respect between our teams all working together for the greater good.”
Pip Wilkins QFP, CEO of the British Franchising Association, congratulated the in-home care providers, “Home Instead Senior Care has always had an excellent reputation in the industry. In the past 12 months, it has also taken the decision to offer basic medical care for its clients in a move to give a better quality of life for the elderly and increase lifespan.”
Head of Franchising at HSBC, Andrew Brattesani said, “As well as delivering outstanding care, the franchisor also focuses heavily on the wellbeing of the franchisees and CAREGivers. Developing the ‘HISC Franchise Journey’, this details the support a franchisee requires from a self-developmental perspective and has been very successful.”
The winners will be announced at the bfa HSBC British Franchise Awards, to be held at the Vox, Birmingham, on November 30.
9am – 12.30pm Friday 7th August
Home Instead is hosting a Virtual Discovery Day to give you an insight into franchising and how it could provide you with a rewarding and successful change of career.
You will have the opportunity to meet and put questions to Ruth Brown, Business Development Director, Home Instead, as well as partners across key support functions. Speakers include Ken Braddock, HSBC, Laura Harvey-Smith, bfa, Director of Education & Training, Diana Stephenson, Calvin Marketing and Karen Dakin, Head of People, Home Instead.
Home Instead Senior Care franchise has pioneered relationship-led home care services allowing seniors to remain in their own homes for as long as possible.
Home Instead is a management franchise, so care experience isn’t necessary, but being caring and compassionate with good people and management skills are important to being successful.
Their success has been achieved by people like you that follow their proven system to deliver outstanding care in their local communities. There are over 215 Home Instead franchise businesses in the UK and over 1,200 franchises worldwide.
If you’re interested in joining a network that is leading the way, please register your interest by filling in the form here mentioning the discover day in the notes. You will receive a link to the video call plus you will receive a pre-Discovery Day pack including the ability to submit questions.
We are proud to once again be the most recommended home care company in the Top 20 Home Care Groups award winners in the UK. This is praise indeed as it is based directly on the reviews from the most important people, the wonderful clients we care for. Overall, 50 Home Instead franchise offices were featured in the regional Top 20 Home Care Providers regional awards. Review website Homecare.co.uk is the Trip Advisor of the home care industry. The independent site lists all registered UK home care providers and publishes verified pieces of independent feedback. The awards are based on over 14,000 reviews by clients, family and friends. The exceptional reviews covered multiple areas, including staff, care/support, management, being ‘treated with dignity’, value for money and overall standard. Reviews from across the UK showed high levels of confidence and praise for Home Instead. Glowing reviews included: “If you want an outstanding team of CAREGivers to look after your loved one, then look no further than Home Instead. They looked after my relative for over 2-years and went above and beyond in every respect of her care.” Another review said: “We feel very privileged to have had such a dedicated and loving team taking care of our relative.” Martin Jones, CEO of Home Instead Senior Care UK, said, “Our CAREGivers provide outstanding care to our clients every single day to help them to continue living in their own homes and this award is a tribute to their dedication and hard work. Our franchise network is truly exceptional.” Amanda Hopkins, reviews manager of Homecare.co.uk, said: “People are living longer with more complex conditions, so home care providers, which offer compassionate, personalised care to people living in their own homes are becoming increasingly crucial in today’s society. “Home Instead Senior Care has proved that it provides a high standard of care and we’d like to congratulate it on being a top home care group it’s a real achievement.”
We are proud to once again be the most recommended home care company in the Top 20 Home Care Groups award winners in the UK. This is praise indeed as it is based directly on the reviews from the most important people, the wonderful clients we care for.
Overall, 50 Home Instead franchise offices were featured in the regional Top 20 Home Care Providers regional awards.
Review website Homecare.co.uk is the Trip Advisor of the home care industry. The independent site lists all registered UK home care providers and publishes verified pieces of independent feedback. The awards are based on over 14,000 reviews by clients, family and friends.
The exceptional reviews covered multiple areas, including staff, care/support, management, being ‘treated with dignity’, value for money and overall standard. Reviews from across the UK showed high levels of confidence and praise for Home Instead.
Glowing reviews included: “If you want an outstanding team of CAREGivers to look after your loved one, then look no further than Home Instead. They looked after my relative for over 2-years and went above and beyond in every respect of her care.”
Another review said: “We feel very privileged to have had such a dedicated and loving team taking care of our relative.”
Martin Jones, CEO of Home Instead Senior Care UK, said, “Our CAREGivers provide outstanding care to our clients every single day to help them to continue living in their own homes and this award is a tribute to their dedication and hard work. Our franchise network is truly exceptional.”
Amanda Hopkins, reviews manager of Homecare.co.uk, said: “People are living longer with more complex conditions, so home care providers, which offer compassionate, personalised care to people living in their own homes are becoming increasingly crucial in today’s society.
“Home Instead Senior Care has proved that it provides a high standard of care and we’d like to congratulate it on being a top home care group it’s a real achievement.”
