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WHY DID THEY CHOOSE AN ASSISTING HANDS FRANCHISE?

Several of our franchise owners share the reasons they chose to invest in an Assisting Hands franchise and what they were looking for in a business.

MEETING OUR FRANCHISEES’ EXPECTATIONS

Is reality living up to the expectations and goals of our franchise owners? In this video,
you'll hear from both Assisting Hands franchise owners and members of the Assisting Hands national support team to find out.

DEMENTIA CARE

With compassion and expertise, we go the extra mile to meet the special needs of individuals living with dementia.

CHRONIC ILLNESS

Our dedicated team has a deep understanding and provides customized support to
enhance the quality of life for those living with chronic conditions.

VETERANS CARE

At Assisting Hands, we hold our veterans in the highest regard, and we're committed to providing them with the exceptional in-home care they deserve.

TRANSITIONAL CARE

Our dedicated team creates personalized care plans to ensure a smooth and comfortable journey back to the familiarity of home.

Lane Kofoed

 

Hear from Assisting Hands Home Care CEO/President Lane Kofoed about his father’s 10-year battle with cancer.  Kofoed knows first-hand what’s needed for a successful home caregiving business

One of the most important attributes in this industry is compassion – compassion for those you care for. We can teach a lot of business skills, we can share a lot of understanding, a lot of expertise, but the ability to be compassionate is probably the most important ingredient. You’ll find that most of our owners of Assisting Hands have had some experience with a disabled child or an aged parent that they cared for, and that compassion is part of their life story.

Lane Kofoed President & CEO

Robert Thomas

 

Robert Thomas, Assisting Hands Fort Myers, believes it’s so important to give seniors one of their last wishes — where they can spend the last weeks, months, or days of their life. Here him talk about how spending that time it at home increases the quality of that part of their life.

We look for those types of people who really have it in their DNA to be caregivers…It’s so important for seniors – one of the last wishes we can grant for them is where they can spend the last weeks, months, or days of their life. And if they can spend it at home, it increases the quality of that part of their life.

Robert Thomas Fort Myers, Florida

Rich Ueberfluss

 

As a physical therapist, Rich Ueberfluss saw first-hand the need for caregiving — someone to do medication reminders, someone to make sure they are eating correctly, someone to help monitor their chronic health conditions. That was the impetus to him becoming an Assisting Hands franchise owner in Chicago.

As a physical therapist, I can only do so much to strengthen people. If mentally, they’re not safe to be alone, they need a caregiver – someone to do medication reminders, someone to make sure they are eating correctly, someone to help monitor their chronic health conditions, and that’s what Assisting Hands does.

Rich Ueberfluss Chicago, Illinois

Judy Brady

 

Becoming a personal caregiver at Assisting Hands Home Care is more than just a job to our dedicated team of professionals. Our local owners have a personal connection to caregiving that led them to Assisting Hands. Judy Brady of Assisting Hands Newport Beach shares her story.

I became a widow and I ended up being responsible for my deceased husband’s parents, which made me realize that I had pretty high standards for what I wanted to hire and I couldn’t find anybody that met those standards.

Judy Brady Orange County, CA

Armando Morales

 

Hear why Miami franchise owner Armando Morales chose Assisting Hands after researching several senior care franchises.  He experienced the need for home care with both his parents, which has a great impact on his family including his sister quitting her job to take care of their mother.

When I started researching with different companies and different franchises, I decided I wanted to go with Assisting Hands because Assisting Hands had the most through process in terms of making sure that the franchise owners are getting into the business because they like working with others, they are very ethical, they are committed to serving others, and you know they were going to do a good job to preserve the name of the company. That’s something different I saw with Assisting Hands versus the other companies.

Armando Morales Miami, Florida

Why Assisting Hands?

Tools for Success

 

Assisting Hands Home Care provides our franchise owners with tools for success. New technology allows franchisees to manage caregiver schedules, payroll and client paperwork real time, which allows our caregivers to focus on our clients and provide quality in-home care.

FEAR

 

Assisting Hands creates a company culture by bringing franchise owners together for an annual retreat that allows them to network with other owners in both a professional and personal manner. FEAR (Franchise Education and Adventurous Retreat) happens every year in a new location.

Caregiver Priorities:

Caregiver Training — Gail Stout

 

Assisting Hands Home Care takes pride in offering quality home care you can trust. Caregivers are the foundation of our business. Our certified, bonded and insured caregivers can help overcome the challenges you may face with compassion and skill.

Matching Caregivers to Clients — The Rowe’s

 

Assisting Hands Home Care goes to great lengths to match our caregivers to the special needs of our clients. Wanda and Buddy Rowe are extremely happy with their caregiver Barbara who feels like part of the family.

Creating the Perfect Match

 

Assisting Hands Home Care prides itself on taking a number of caregiver and client attributes and matching them appropriately. Assisting Hands caregiver Barbara understands with the Rowe family needs sometimes before they know. It’s a strong bond that makes caregiver and client relationships.

Hospital Readmissions:

Addressing Hospital Readmissions

 

Attention hospital executives, discharge planners and social workers: Are hospital readmission penalties under the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) affecting your bottom line? Assisting Hands Home Care can address all four of the identified triggers that cause a patient to return to your facility within 30 days. These include 1.) lack of social support, 2.) mismanagement of medication. 3.) not understanding the disease process, and 4.) missing follow up appointments.

Value Added Services:

Value Added Services

 

When you have elderly parent, sons and daughters have many concerns to deal with. Assisting Hands Home Care is a home health care agency for seniors and the disabled, so they can remain safely and comfortably in their own homes. In addition to Assisting Hands home health care service, we offer medical alerts, remote video monitoring systems and medication dispensers, to name a few of the value added services. Sometimes life’s natural events like aging, illness, or a disability can make living independently at home more difficult. At Assisting Hands, we understand.

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