Franchisee Case Studies

We asked some of our successful franchisees to share their stories - click on them to read more

Richard Burgess, owner of Right at Home Calderdale

“I discovered through Right at Home that everybody providing care and support services is in it for the right reasons - to make a positive difference to people's lives. It doesn’t feel like a competitive environment, but a collaborative one.”

Joe Guishard, owner of Right at Home Cardiff & Newport

Twelve years after joining Right at Home, Joe has exceeded his own expectations by becoming the first Franchise Owner in the network to own three UK territories and is on track to generate £4 million in revenue.

Vicky and Paul Butler, owners of Right at Home Isle of Wight

“We started looking into franchising as a whole and then we naturally came to care. With our experience, it was the right fit, plus Right at Home was amazing, so it all fell into place.”

Tim Haigh, owner of Right at Home Sutton & Epsom

Former Communications Director Tim Haigh is one of the most inspirational franchisees in the network, having made big decisions in the last few years that have led to an Outstanding rating and major financial growth.

Grant Attwood, owner of Right at Home North Somerset

Grant entered the care sector with no industry experience, but with the right work-ethic, passion and values, has built a successful business that sits at the heart of his community.

Kev & Amy Popat, owners of Right at Home Solent

“Imagining my Gran receiving care from someone who has no interest in her is the reason I’m here today.”

Alastair Shanks, owner of Right at Home Guildford and Farnham

“I was surprised that the care sector was an ideal match for me as I had never considered it, however I liked the idea of being part of the local community whilst making a worthwhile contribution to the welfare of the elderly.”

Nick Turner, owner of Right at Home Mid Hampshire

Nick dropped out of school, travelled the world for three years, before opening his own business making furniture. However, when his mother was diagnosed with dementia, Nick’s eyes were opened to the struggle to find good quality care.

Almas Adam owner of Right at Home Loughton

Almas Adam is young and ambitious with his eye on a big future. At only 27 years old, this year he was crowned as the bfa Young Franchisee of the Year, 2018. Being under 30 isn’t a barrier to building a successful business, as Almas is consistently proving.

Jenny Madghacian owner of Right at Home Borehamwood & Watford

“As soon as I met with Right at Home, they made me feel comfortable. I was so inspired and uplifted by the passion and commitment of Ken Deary (Right at Home UK CEO).”

John Houghton, owner of Right at Home East Staffs & Derby

“After 20 years helping build Enterprise Car Rentals into a UK market leader, John Houghton was enjoying a great corporate career with all the perks. What he really wasn’t enjoying however, were the 80-hour weeks, the five-hour daily commute and not spending enough time at home with his family.”

Andree Kerr, owner of Right at Home Wimbledon, Putney & Kingston

Andree Kerr was one of Right at Home’s first franchisees when she left HR and started her business in October 2011. A lot has changed since then, but Andree is determined to keep building a business with a team who share her passion for care.

Jack Miller, owner of Right at Home Chippenham and Trowbridge

As the youngest franchisee in the Right at Home network, Jack Miller is ready to take on the challenge of his new business. Having researched the right franchise for four years, he knows Right at Home are a well-supported brand he – and his Clients – can trust.

Scott MacRae, owner of Right at Home Maidenhead

“I had enjoyed a successful career as Sales Director for an electronics firm, but always had a feeling that I could, and should, be doing something much more personally fulfilling and of value to others.”

Grantley Lynch, owner of Right at Home Medway

“I wanted to do something for myself, and I wanted to influence the care my parents receive as they grow older.”

Duncan Cameron, owner of Right at Home Havant

I find being a franchisee immensely rewarding. Not only do I love working with my team, I run a business that has a positive impact on the community, treating older people with dignity and respect and helping them to enjoy their independence in the comfort of their own home.

Julie Houston, owner of Right at Home North Cheshire

Within her first year, Right at Home franchisee, Julie Houston, won two awards for her new business. What is it about Julie and the Right at Home model that allowed her to become successful, so quickly?

Hakeem Anjorin, owner of Right at Home Croydon

“I feel confident that with the proven Right at Home business model, the full support of the head office team behind me and an experienced manager by my side, my ambitions to grow this business into something great can and will be fulfilled.”

David Meanwell, owner of Right at Home Stockport

David Meanwell realised there was a serious gap in his local community which, if filled, would benefit his own family in years to come. Wanting to make a difference, he set about opening a new Right at Home business.

Tracey Murtagh, owner of Right at Home Hemel Hempstead

Gaining confidence through franchising to take a step into business ownership, Tracey Murtagh is about to make her local community a more compassionate place with Right at Home.

Nikesh Karia, owner of Right at Home Barnet & Edgware

Multi-franchise owner Nikesh Karia turned 40 in 2017. He was ready for a new challenge which would make a real difference in his community, finding the solution in Right at Home. This is #WhyICare

Julie Foote, owner of Right at Home East Lancashire

“I wanted to do something different, with people. I had previously worked with disadvantaged people and realised the difficulties some people endure and I wanted to do something to help.”

Andrew Davis, owner of Right at Home Bournemouth & Poole

“We help people lead more fulfilling lives, with improved independence, social interaction and mental wellbeing. I am honoured to be a part of this amazing brand and pleased to support people, locally, who need us most.”

Tracey & Michael Scott, owners of Right at Home Mitcham

“We both wanted a change of lifestyle, a chance to do be our own bosses, in control of our future, happy, and to build something rewarding and beneficial for others – and those ambitions have been, and continue to be, fulfilled.”

David Wilson, owner of Right at Home Cheshire East

After a pretty major health scare, which fortunately turned out to be a misdiagnosis, David realised that he was bored with what he was doing. This is #WhyICare

Christopher Tansley, owner of Right at Home Nottingham

The training was great and although there is so much to get your head around, you get the time you need to digest it all – it’s a very serious process but they try not to make it too pressurised.

Ben Selby, owner of Right at Home South Cheshire

“Everything we do is about providing the very best care for our Clients. The pride that we take in delivering that level of care is what attracts great people to join us.”

Sam Wright, owner of Right at Home High Wycombe

“Once you see the difference you’re able to make to people’s lives, and you have those connections with the clients and their families, you don’t find it hard to motivate yourself to keep going.”

Apurva Sharma, owner of Right at Home Reigate & Crawley

Given how much I wanted to replicate the very best practice that as a physiotherapist I had witnessed over the years, from all those wonderful carers in the hospitals and in the communities, it was crucial to me that I didn’t fail to live up to those high standards.

Raja Singh Lohia, owner of Right at Home Bromley

From the first time I made contact with Right at Home, I wasn’t disappointed. The people very much lived up to my expectations and the promises of their marketing.

Joe and Madeline Morgan, owners of Right at Home Portsmouth

When Joe left his 30-year career in aerospace in search of a new challenge, he had no idea half his family would join him on the journey!

Christopher Neal, owner of Right at Home Bishop's Stortford & Braintree

“My wife asked if I’d looked into the homecare sector. I hadn’t, but after about 5 minutes I was hooked.”

Join a Community of Business Owners Who Care

Right at Home franchisees build more than just a business; they build a care team dedicated to going the extra mile. With 6.5 million seniors requiring daily assistance, Right at Home offers exceptional home-based care, with the aim of making a difference every day.

With or without previous care experience, you can build a truly rewarding business
Our RightStart training programme guides you through every step
Be part of a unique caring culture of driven business owners
With the support of our national office team, deliver the highest standard of care

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