Bianca Wise, president and franchise owner of Home Helpers® Home Care of Baltimore, has always been authentically altruistic. Before starting her franchise in 2018, she worked for a local fire department for 20 years, serving a large population of elderly and indigent communities. By Nancy E. Williams
The Population Reference Bureau’s 2019 bulletin, Aging in the United States, reports that the number of Americans ages 65 and up is projected to almost double from 52 million to 95 million by 2060. As the baby boomer segment soars, so will the demand for exceptional care. By Lizzy Yeserski
When Steve and Julie Garrison opened their Home Helpers® Home Care in Lexington, Kentucky, they were familiar with the industry and knew how vital in-home senior-care services were for the community. Steve was a corporate director in one of the largest mental health boards in Kentucky, and Julie had extensive experience in sales. By Elice Morgenson
Before becoming a Home Helpers® Home Care franchisee in Bergen County, New Jersey, Kristin Shute came from a long line of family entrepreneurs and grew up in a family business that started in 1895. By Cindy Charette
Emma Dickison is a leader with a mission. As CEO and president of Home Helpers® Home Care, she leads a senior-care franchise that marked a quarter-century of experience this year, helping families and their aging loved ones by providing a host of industry-leading in-home services. By Patty Horansky
Erika Stupiello, owner of Home Helpers® Home Care of Sarasota, Florida, has been a franchisee since March 2019. Before joining Home Helpers, Stupiello moved to the U.S. from Brazil, where she had earned her doctorate in linguistics and worked as a professor. By Cindy Charette
A renowned essential business, Home Helpers® Home Care helps aging individuals live in their homes as long and as safely as possible. Unlike other concepts that are feeling the effects of the current state of the economy and the pandemic, Home Helpers Home Care continues to present a franchise opportunity with promising potential. By Cindy Charette
After spending 20 years in the corporate world, Wayne Gentry climbed the ladder to an executive position. However, when that company made changes that went against his core values, he knew he had to make a potentially life-changing decision. By Brianna Bohn
With the aging U.S. population growing faster than ever, seniors and their families are looking for the support they desperately need. According to the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), close to 80% of adults ages 50 and older want to age in their homes. By Brianna Bohn
When it comes to giving back, Home Helpers® Home Care considers it a cornerstone of its mission as it strive to transform caregiving everywhere. By Lizzy Yeserski