Many people who consider buying a franchise do have a degree of uncertainty when choosing the industry to which it may relate.
This decision is an important one to make, as the franchise buyer has to be confident that the industry sector is suitable and they are entering into an agreement with a franchisor they can trust. With a great deal of pressure on the wider economy at present, the prospective franchise owner has further concern added when considering the longevity of the business investment.
Support at home is a market place that is predicted to grow as the population continues to age and there is to be less focus on residential care as time moves on. Supporting and caring for people in their own home, assisting with personal tasks and enabling them to live more independently is a rewarding business.
The satisfaction of knowing that your service is contributing to a genuine need of society and that each day brings both challenge and reward, has lead recently to a great deal of interest in the offering that this sector represents.
Working with the franchise owners, National Operations Director Sean Cragg, who heads up a support team of experienced and skilled Managers at Caremark, says: “One of the key attributes our franchise owners possess is a real desire to make a difference within their local communities. If you were to analyse our business, it would soon become apparent that our businesses are supporting people of all ages, from many differing backgrounds and with a diverse range of needs.”
