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Assisted Living Locators Offers Free Care Consultations, Network of Providers To Help Families Keep Seniors Safe in 2022.

PHOENIX — The Holidays and New Year are a great opportunity for adult children to pause and look at the current lifestyle of their aging parents to see if they are able to continue living in their home. It’s time to make a resolution to update your senior’s 2022 care plan protecting them with personalized care and support.

Assisted Living Locators is offering to help with free home care consultations and senior referral/placement service. The company’s 140 franchise offices across the U.S. will assess needs and utilize their nationwide network of in-home care providers and resources to address the health emergencies and new realities family caregivers face during the ongoing pandemic.

As part of the free home care consultation, Assisted Living Locators senior care advisors will meet with each family to learn about their loved one’s needs, living conditions, and personal preferences in order to build a care plan.

According to Angela Olea RN, Assisted Living Locators CEO, caregivers should also set these goals in 2022:

1) Prepare and gather essential medical and financial documents for their aging loved one

2) Make a plan for paying for long term care

3) Connect with the right kind of support and resources.

“We offer a variety of care resources for family caregivers ranging from Alzheimer’s and dementia care to short term care and much more,” said Olea. “Our nationwide network of home care agencies and services provide a full range of home health care needs, including social interaction, transportation, senior nutrition, and home modifications. When home care is not adequate, we also help families find safe solutions, at no cost, including independent living, assisted living, and memory care.”

“The challenge families with aging parents face today is finding one source for reliable assistance with this life decision, ranging from navigating care options to the logistical details of the loved one’s move,” she explained. “Assisted Living Locators has a full roster of services to seniors around there need for in-home care or senior living arrangements. From relocation to respite care to alternative solutions for paying for long term care, our comprehensive resources can help you with an easier and less stressful transition.”

PHOENIX — Assisted Living Locators, a nationwide senior placement and referral franchise, today announced the company has been named to  Franchise Dictionary Magazine’s 100 Game Changers 2021 list. The annual list recognizes proven franchises that focus on filling a niche in the market, help the community and create opportunity for aspiring business owners. This is the fourth consecutive year the company has received this recognition.

The Game Changer list, which is part of the December issue of Franchise Dictionary Magazine, cites Assisted Living Locators as a nationally acclaimed senior placement and referral agency with almost 20 years supporting seniors in communities across the nation. The magazine noted the brand’s proven high-touch model, which is recession- and pandemic-resilient, gives franchise owners the opportunity to run a home-based business and to serve their communities at no cost to the client.

“We’re thrilled that Franchise Dictionary has named Assisted Living Locators as a Game Changer franchise,” said Angela Olea RN, Assisted Living Locators CEO. “Our company is a game changer because there’s unlimited potential for franchise owners, especially now as a home-based business during the ongoing pandemic. This recognition is also testament to our company’s commitment to provide the very best personal service and guidance. Our passionate franchisee owners share their insider-knowledge on short-and long-term care options to help thousands of seniors and families in their communities.”

Alesia Visconti, CEO / Publisher of Franchise Dictionary Magazine says, “2021 was a challenging year for the world. A brand that earns the Top 100 Game Changers designation raises the bar and clearly sets itself apart!” We are THRILLED to recognize and showcase these 100+ fran-tastic brands that went above and beyond. Congrats to  this year’s Game Changers!”

You can find the special Game Changer section here: https://franchisedictionarymagazine.com/2021-game-changers/

With 140 office locations in 36 states and the District of Columbia, Assisted Living Locators has been ranked in Entrepreneur’s “Franchise500®” issue for five consecutive years and Inc. 5000 list of the nation’s fastest growing private companies. The company offers a NO COST service for seniors and their families providing expert advice on short and long-term care options, including in-home care, independent living, assisted living and memory care.

Franchisees Nationwide To Assess Needs, Utilize Nationwide Network of In-Home Care Providers To Address New Realities Family Caregivers Face With Their Loved Ones During On-going Pandemic.

PHOENIX — Assisted Living Locators, a nationwide senior placement and referral service, announced today it is offering free home care consultations in support of Family Caregivers Month this November.

Assisted Living Locators’ 140 franchise offices across the U.S. will assess needs and utilize their nationwide network of in-home care providers to address the new realities family caregivers face with their loved ones during this pandemic.

Spearheaded by the Caregiver Action Network, National Family Caregivers Month recognizes and honors family caregivers across the country. Family caregivers manage health emergencies, juggle priorities, and suffer isolation – and all that was before COVID-19. The on-going pandemic brings even more challenges to family caregivers.

As part of the free home care consultation, a local Assisted Living Locators senior care advisor will meet with each family, virtually or in-person, to learn about their loved one’s needs, living conditions, and personal preferences in order to build a care plan.

“We offer a variety of care resources for family caregivers ranging from Alzheimer’s and dementia care to respite care and much more,” said Angela Olea RN, Assisted Living Locators CEO. “Our nationwide network of home care agencies provides a full range of home health care needs, including social interaction, senior nutrition, and safety in the home, to meet the pandemic challenges and assist families with the help they need.”

Olea noted that people with dementia at home may find it more difficult to do protective measures against the virus and need extra support during this difficult time.

“With system-wide dementia care certification, we are in a unique position to help families across the country, educating them about the disease,” Olea explained. “Our dementia care training enables us to provide much-needed support to families and when home care is not adequate, we help families find, at no cost, independent living, assisted living, and memory care.”

PHOENIX — Assisted Living Locators, a national senior referral and placement service franchisor, announced the honorees of the company’s annual awards of distinction. The Franchisee of the Year, Rising Star of the Year, Rookie of the Year and Most Improved were revealed during the organization’s fire and ice-themed conference held Sept. 22-24 at the Hyatt Regency Phoenix.

The national conference hosted more than 100 attendees celebrating the hard work, dedication and success of the franchisees and company. Awards were presented to the following franchisees:

Franchisee of the Year: Dustin Baker, East Valley AZ

Rookie of the Year: Rick Campomizzi, Harrisburg, PA

Rising Star: Ashly Blackwell, Northern AZ

Most Improved: Leana Walsh, Westchester, NY

“Each of the leaders recognized this year are integral, entrepreneurial members of the Assisted Living Locators family who inspire fellow franchisees and help make us the top senior care brand in the industry,” said Angela Olea, RN Assisted Living Locators CEO. “I want to praise the efforts of all our hardworking franchise owners that navigated the coronavirus pandemic to continue growing their businesses. From embracing technology to adapt to a virtual world during the pandemic, to leveraging their knowledge with system-wide dementia care certification, our franchisees offer a new standard of solution-based alternatives for families, enhancing seniors’ lives.”

The conference also included keynote speaker Bob Roth, Managing Partner of Cypress HomeCare Solutions.  An aging advocate and recognized leader in elevating the home health industry, Roth is passionate about making life better for the elderly and disabled and their caregiver. His company has won numerous awards for innovation in family caregiving training.

For the third consecutive year, Assisted Living Locators was named to the Inc. 5000 list of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies and is a top performing franchise organization ranked in Entrepreneur’s 2021 Franchise 500®.

PHOENIX — Assisted Living Locators, the leading nationwide senior placement and referral franchisor, is proud to celebrate National Small Business Week (NSBW) 2021, a time to salute America’s 30 million small businesses for their perseverance, ingenuity, and contributions to their communities.  This year’s Small Business Administration NSBW Virtual Summit, Sept. 13-15, will spotlight the resilience and resolve of the nation’s entrepreneurs and their role in building back from the pandemic economic crisis.

“At Assisted Living Locators, we would like to say an emphatic “THANK YOU!” to all of our hardworking franchise owners that navigated the coronavirus pandemic to continue growing their businesses,” said Angela Olea, RN, Assisted Living Locators CEO. “Our franchisees quickly adopted a high-tech and high touch approach to meet the challenges of COVID-19.”

Olea stated that franchisees used ingenuity with virtual consultations and online tours of senior communities to provide care when most facilities closed their doors to tours. “By leveraging technology, our franchisees created joint videos with communities for safe virtual tours, zoom call meetings for in-take interviews, and utilized state health department databases for the latest COVID19 information to protect older adults,” she explained.

Olea noted that Assisted Living Locators franchisees persevered during the pandemic by upgrading personal service and guidance. “Our 140 Assisted Living Locators franchisees became dementia care certified, making us the first nationwide senior placement service to achieve system-certification,” Olea explained. “Using this knowledge, along with high tech tools, our franchisees are providing a new standard of solution-based alternatives for families.”

Throughout the pandemic, Assisted Living Locators franchisees reached out to their communities to help in many meaningful ways. “From letter writing campaigns to isolated seniors, to countless hours of Meals On Wheels volunteering, to collecting and donating iPads to ensure senior veterans connect to their families, our franchisees have worked tirelessly to support and improve the quality of life for seniors,” Olea added.

“As we battle back from the pandemic, we are proud of the resiliency of our franchisees and the part they play in the renewal of our nation’s small business economy,” said Olea. “We encourage aspiring entrepreneurs to join our business community and consider the Assisted Living Locators franchise opportunity.”

Franchisees Nationwide To Encourage People To Seek Help, Advice.

PHOENIX — Assisted Living Locators, a nationwide senior placement and referral service, announced today it is offering free dementia care consultations to support World Alzheimer’s Month, an international campaign that recognizes the impact of dementia and how to act to support those affected.  This year’s campaign theme, ‘Know Dementia, Know Alzheimer’s,’ is all about the power of knowledge, encouraging people to find out more about the disease and seek help, advice, and support for it.   

Throughout September, Assisted Living Locators’ 140 franchise offices across the U.S. are offering free  dementia care consultations, participating in Walk to End Alzheimer’s fundraising events and engaging social media wearing purple to show solidarity for those affected.  

“With our system-wide dementia care certification, we are in a unique position to help families across the country,” said Angela Olea, Assisted Living Locators CEO RN. “Our dementia care training enables us to provide much-needed support to families, educating them about the disease and what facilities are best suited for their loved ones.”

Olea noted that 2021 is such a crucial year for raising awareness about a group who are most susceptible to social isolation during the ongoing pandemic. “People with dementia at home may find it more difficult to cope and need extra support during this time,” she explained. “Our senior care advisors are providing a variety of in-home care resources to seniors and their families to meet these challenges. And when home care is not adequate, we help families find at no cost, independent living, assisted living, and memory care options.”   

Olea says the first step to learning about dementia is having a conversation. “The ‘Know Dementia, Know Alzheimer’s’ initiative is an opportunity to raise awareness and promote a greater understanding of dementia,” she added. “We offer care and support to families so they can better prepare, plan and adapt to a diagnosis.”