Many Australians are searching for an alternative to residential care for their loved ones and stay-at-home services have never been more popular, demand continues to rise across the country as potential clients now have greater control over their choice of carers.
Franchisees are rarely the carers themselves, employing carers to deliver help in the home, personal care, nursing and allied health services.
Of course, franchisees are at a significant advantage to start-up solo businesses, backed with experience in both operating the business and in understanding the marketplace and the particular demands of a regulated sector such as aged care.
Staying up to date with legislation and changes in both aged care and NDIS sectors is crucial. As government departments and the NDIS increase care standards, the policies and procedures that meet and exceed these expectations need to be updated. That’s where a franchisor can add significant value to a franchisee – taking the pressure off franchisees’ regulatory concerns by communicating any relevant procedural information and ensuring standards are maintained.
It is of course important that franchisees understand and appreciate the differences between home care and hospital care – ensuring the choices of the client rather than the needs of the service provider are what drives the engagement.
Bill Lockett at Home Caring suggests the following questions could form the basis of your research into the business you are considering as an investment.
Find more franchise brands and exciting opportunities to buy a business in the at-home aged care services here.
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Home Caring encourages everyone to come together, reflect and commemorate the rich tapestry of cultures that make up our beautiful country. While the day may hold various meanings these events focus on unity, understanding and connection.
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We applaud their commitment to inclusion which is setting new standards for accessible journeys—because everyone deserves to travel comfortably.
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Support at Home simplifies aged care with a single-entry point for in-home services offering flexibility to choose care tailored to individual needs. It ensures higher quality through enhanced caregiver training, stronger regulations and a focus on safety. With customised support plans regularly reviewed for effectiveness and efficient resource allocation directing more funds to frontline services, the program provides seamless, personalised and high-quality care. Reach out to our Care Consultants today to learn how we can support you.
Call 1300 875 377 or visit www.homecaring.com.au/contact-us/
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