Senior Helpers Franchise Business Adds Expert Trainer
Recognized dementia trainer Kathryn Erskine has joined leading elder care provider Senior Helpers as a franchisee.
Her new location will be in the City of San Gabriel Valley in California.Erskine comes to the senior care franchise business with more than two decades of experience at the university level as an education specialist, where she trained other teachers to understand and recognize the learning abilities and needs of students. This experience, Erskine says, will help her prepare a stellar training experience for her
Senior Helperscaregivers.
Senior Helpers Vice President of Marketing Chris Buitron echoed Erskine's sentiment, noting that Senior Helpers is proud to announce she's joining their franchise and that her background will make her a standout franchisee.
According to Erskine, the difference between a good caregiver and an outstanding one is the type of education and training he or she has received. The new franchisee believes Senior Helpers' personalized certification and training for caregivers for conditions such as Parkinson's, dementia and Alzheimer's ensures its clients receive the best care possible.
To take advantage of the Senior Helpers franchise opportunity, Erskine moved from England to the southern part of California. The Senior Helpers of San Gabriel Valley franchisee spoke about her passion for improving the care and quality of life for seniors in the local community, adding that she looks forward to serving seniors and their families in the Southern California community.
Senior Helpers: Taking the Lead in a Rapidly Growing Market
The senior care market is entering a boom phase, with the over-65 US population expected to jump by 56 percent over the next two decades. Senior Helpers is already a firmly positioned brand, recognized by health care leaders such as the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America, and it's still growing. Currently, the senior care brand is seeking franchisees in the United States and overseas.
A qualified applicant for the Senior Helpers
franchise opportunitywill have a net worth of at least $400,000, with a minimum of $100,000 liquid. The total initial investment ranges from $81,300 to $117,300. The ongoing royalty rate is 5 percent of gross sales, and the franchise does offer training and continuing support to its franchisees.
