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Assisting Hands Sponsors Interfaith Concert to Benefit Local Food Banks
Assisting Hands Home Care, an in-home franchise company, is sponsoring a free, Nampa concert where Marie Osmond will perform with the Nashville Tribute Band at the Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater Tuesday, July 21 at 8:00 p.m.
Assisting Hands Home Care Hosts Fifth Annual Retreat
Assisting Hands Home Care, an in-home franchise company, drew more than 75 percent of its organization's members to its recent three-and-a-half day annual conference by strategically planning the event.
Home Health Care Company Expands Franchising to Canada
Assisting Hands Home Care has sold its first Canadian in-home care franchise. In April of 2014, Jefferson Chan purchased the first international Assisting Hands franchise territory and during the second quarter of 2015, he plans to open his office in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Chan will be able to offer quality service to clients and their families, meeting their in-home care needs for the elderly, disabled or rehabilitative needs for those recovering from surgeries and various medical procedures. - See more at: http://www.assistinghands.com/article-expands-franchising-to-canada.html#sthash.41UIJ9mm.dpuf
Assisting Hands Named One of the Top Home Care Agencies in the Nation
Assisting Hands Home Care today announced its Miami, Florida location has received a 2013 Employer of Choice Award from quality satisfaction firm, Home Care Pulse. Assisting Hands Miami was one of 110 agencies named.
Richard Ueberfluss Named Assisting Hands Home Care Franchisee Of The Year
“Rich is an outstanding Assisting Hands business owner. He is smart, talented and dedicated to serving the elderly and disabled in Chicago. Rich is a top performer who surrounds himself with capable staff and educates those around him on the benefits of the non-medical, in-home care his team provides,” said Lane R. Kofoed, President & CEO of Assisting Hands Home Care.
Demand Triggers Top Orange County Non-Medical In-Home Care And Personal Assistance Business To Expand
With the demand for non-medical in-home care steadily growing, the in-home personal care business, Assisting Hands Home Care located in Newport Beach, today announced it is seeking entrepreneurs to grow its franchise system in North, Central and South Orange County locations.
Dick Rennick Serves As Interim CEO For Assisting Hands® Home Care
TEAM Rennick, franchise advocates, mentors and consultants, and Assisting Hands® in-home care franchise, today announced that Lane R. Kofoed has been named president of Assisting Hands. Mr. Kofoed will continue to serve as the company's chief operating officer. This move is a result of the time Dick Rennick, CEO and founder of TEAM Rennick, has spent as the Assisting Hands interim CEO.
Assisting Hands Employee Named Caregiver Of The Year
"Assisting Hands, an in-home care service for the elderly and disabled, announced Wednesday that employee Sandi Pauls recently received the Caregiver of the Year award from Idaho's HAPPEN (Healthcare Associates Providing Positive Education and Networking) organization." - Idaho Statesman
Sandy Mensonides, Manager In Fort Myers Region Recognized By Congress!
"It's not everyday you're invited to dinner with the President. But a Southwest Florida woman will have that honor next week because of her service to our community and our country." Fort Myers Broadcasting.
One Of Assisting Hands Own Franchise Team Members
The Wall Street Journal wrote about "Why in-home health care is one of the hottest concepts in franchising today."
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USA Today wrote about how seniors and their loved ones are finding alternatives to traditional care facilities.
Click here to read the entire June 24, 2007 article
USA Today wrote about how to financially prepare yourself today for caretaking in the future.
Click here to read the entire article (June 26, 2007)
USA Today wrote about how to tap existing assets to pay for long-term care.
Click here to read the entire article (June 26, 2007)
Forbes writes about the booming senior care industry.
