PHOENIX,
Arizona,
February 15, 2010 – ESSENTIAL
CARE is pleased to announce the success of the newest
Franchisees in Arizona and Utah.
“We are
excited
to
continue
the new
growth
and
attribute
our
success
to the
low cost
opportunity
to
owning
your own
successful
business.
Each of
these
Franchisees
brings
the
level of
commitment
to and
enthusiasm
for care
giving
that
helps
set
ESSENTIAL
CARE
apart.
We
continue
to see
solid
growth
in our
home
market
of
Phoenix
and look
forward
to
seeing
similar
performance
in our
new
franchised
locations,”
comments
Nic
Stevenson,
President
of
ESSENTIAL
CARE.
Steven Wood began to develop The Greater Salt Lake City area
using the ESSENTIAL CARE brand in November while Naomi and
Rosanna Straud are franchisees for the Utah County Utah area.
They experience growth due a low initial franchise fee and
overall expense and benefits of the EssentialCare
system.
Maintaining its commitment to providing leading-level service
across the United States, ESSENTIAL
CARE intends to continue a steady pace of market
expansion throughout the year.
“The commitment of ESSENTIAL
CARE
is to provide the highest level of Home Care service to as many
people as possible. The franchise model allows us to maintain
our high standards of service while expanding the reach of the
unique systems and service that make ESSENTIAL CARE special. As
great franchisees continue to be attracted to our system, we
believe we can satisfy both our unwavering interest in client
satisfaction and our desire to broaden the number of people we
serve,” concludes Mr. Stevenson.
About ESSENTIAL
CARE:
ESSENTIAL CARE is a leading provider and franchisor of
non-medical companion services to seniors. The Company
affordably serves nursing home occupants, residents of assisted
living facilities, and private individuals who choose to remain
in their homes. ESSENTIAL
CARE’s
commitment to client satisfaction is governed by the core belief
that “Nobody Outgrows a Smile.”
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