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You Have Options! Are you searching for a meaningful career that impacts the lives of others? Do you want to leave the corporate world and own a business that puts you in control of your life? Consider our franchise in your area today! It's the perfect opportunity to find satisfaction and fulfillment in a growing industry that is both financially and professionally rewarding.
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The home care market for the elderly continues to grow rapidly with the advent of the baby boomers reaching retirement age. In the United States, there were approximately 41 million individuals in 2010 who are 65 and older, with 6,800 being added to that number each day! By 2030, that number will surpass 70 million at which time one out of five people could be a potential client for a home care franchise. Home care services are offered to an ever-growing market of seniors, making the home care market unaffected by changing economies.
Only a few franchising organizations have capitalized on these rapidly growing opportunities. The franchising opportunity is a very attractive proposition for entrepreneurs who have always wanted to be their own boss. Such opportunities become even more attractive during economic hardships when people start searching for sustainable sources of income. We at Options have recognized the potential in providing home care services for the elderly. We are seeking individuals who share our mission to provide excellent and compassionate care. With an uncompromising sense of dedication and compassion, Options franchises bring added comfort to senior care recipients and provide them with an affordable solution while satisfying their preference to remain at home.
Options For Senior America Franchising Company offers an extensive training program that spans over a period of 5 business days. The new franchisee will receive this training in the corporate head office in Bethesda, MD from staff members who have been in this industry and with Options for 20 years.
Options trained staff are available everyday to answer your questions. In addition to marketing materials including artwork, print-ready advertisements, marketing tools, and logos, the franchisee takes advantage of an entire and proven system of software that has been customized and developed specifically for Options. This software is comprised of a comprehensive database system that tracks clients, care recipients, care providers, referral sources including social workers, discharge planners, and institutions who are involved in elder home care. Additionally, an Operations Manual comprised of a detailed set of policies and procedures is provided to each Franchisee to make sure that their operation is run and managed in the most efficient way possible.
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