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Assisting Hands
Interested in in-home senior care franchises? If so, an Assisting Hands franchise may be just what you've been looking for!
Franchise Profile — Assisting Hands
Ready to become part of one of the most exciting franchise companies around?
As an Assisting Hands franchisee, you can own your own business while helping seniors and others with limited physical abilities. It's a great way to do well by doing good.
This is the perfect time to become a franchisee. The need for in-home senior care is growing as the Baby Boom generation reaches its senior years. Rather than go to a nursing home or hospital, they prefer to stay home, living an independent life of dignity and respect.
Assisting Hands provides thorough training and ongoing support for all aspects of the Assisting Hands franchise business, including caregiver training, recruitment and hiring, billing, scheduling and customer service, cash management, marketing and advertising.
To learn more about their senior home care franchise opportunities, visit their site.
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