The concept of social capital is broadly defined as “the resources available to individuals and groups through their social connections and communities” (p. 395). Of course, like most academic definitions, this one continues to evolve as it is contested, expanded, and refocused, but it is generally accepted as a “public good” that is mad...
At Executive Care, a New-Jersey based home care franchise company, a franchisee is not just a number. The ambitious franchisees who decide to embark on this journey of financial independence with Executive Care are not forgotten and left to fend for themselves. The outstanding customer service and support that Executive Care provides to its fran...
Today’s post reviews the study by Schoen et al (2009) to show two ways that global research supports the growth of the home care franchise model. Introduction: Ethos and Hypotheses In their 2008 study, researchers Schoen, Osborn, How, Doty, and Peugh (2009) surveyed levels of chronic illness in the United States. These levels were then compar...
Jeff W“It’s a business that you can help people but also establish a stable revenue base. It’s an on-going service you are providing and we thought we could deliver quality services to improve the quality of life for our clients.”
Iris O“I’ve been a public school teacher and I’ve also owned a child care center. I chose Executive Care because they really won me over. Great people and you can really see that. They really enjoy what they do and they care about helping people. I’m looking forward to a long relationship with Executive Care.”
Michael S“Executive Care is very structured, very organized, they know what they are doing with 24/7 support. If we need it, they are there so I can’t say enough about Executive Care.”