THE RIGHT CHOICE IN HOME CARE FRANCHISES

LEARN WHY RIGHT AT HOME IS AN INDUSTRY LEADER

Right at Home was founded in 1995 by Allen Hager in Omaha, Nebraska. Unlike any other home care franchisor, Allen’s background was in hospital administration. He witnessed older patients check out of the hospital, struggle with the recovery process while at home, and then be readmitted to the hospital. Seeing the need, he created a way to provide ongoing assistance for clients who are aging or have disabilities in the comfort of their homes. After spending five years fine-tuning the business model, the Right at Home franchise was born!

WE ARE INNOVATORS IN THE HOME CARE INDUSTRY.

Right at Home was the first nationwide brand to create a package of services, called RightTransitions®, to assist hospitals, as well as other providers, in the reduction of preventable hospital readmissions and associated costs. In a three-year home pilot study in conjunction with Forsyth Hospital in Winston-Salem, NC, with funding from the Duke Endowment, RightTransitions® reported:
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reduction in preventable readmissions
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patient satisfaction rate
$ 900000
in hospital savings

RightCare®

THE RIGHT PEOPLE DOING THE RIGHT THINGS THE RIGHT WAY FOR THE RIGHT REASON®
RightCare® is Right at Home’s unique approach to training office staff and caregivers about our philosophy on in-home care. We provide an exceptional customer experience through four distinct principles:

RightPeople®

The personal care of a friend with dedicated local owners and trained, committed, and compassionate caregivers.

RightServices®

The care they need when they need it with a wide range of services and flexible scheduling.

RightApproach®

A personalized Care Plan managed by professionals with caregiver matching based on a thorough assessment.

RightMission®

A resolute passion to improve the quality of life for those we serve means peace of mind for our clients and their families.

WE ARE A PROUD FRANCHISE WITH BRAND POWER AND LONGEVITY.

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IT’S THE RIGHT TIME TO JOIN THIS RAPIDLY GROWING INDUSTRY.
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Baby Boomers started turning 65 in 2011. Approximately 10,000 Americans turn 65 every day. Source: Pew Research: Baby Boomers Retire
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The number of people over age 60 is set to triple to 2 billion by 2050, according to UN estimates. Source: UN: World Population Ageing 1950-2050
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On average, aging parents live just over 282 miles away from their nearest child. Source: AARP: Aging, Migration, and Local Communities
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People are living longer with increased life expectancies for both men and women. Source: CDC: Health, United States, 2016
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46% of women over the age of 75 live alone with no spouse or loved one to assist with daily activities. Source: HHS: A Profile of Older Americans, 2016
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Many aging and physically challenged health care recipients prefer to remain in their homes and maintain the highest level of independence possible. Source: AARP: United States of Aging, 2012 Survey
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Patients are being discharged from hospitals at a much quicker rate; the average length of a hospital stay has declined by five days since 1980. Source: HHS: A Profile of Older Americans: 2012
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The Bureau of Labor and Statistics reports that that home health care is one of the fastest-growing segments within the health care industry. Source: BLS: Industries with the fastest growing/most rapidly declining wage & salary
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On average, Baby Boomers have half as many children as their parents did. There are fewer sons and daughters to take care of them as they age. Source: World Bank: United States Fertility Rate
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