The Tsunami of Aging
By 2020, for the first time in history, the number of older people will outnumber the number of children younger than 5 years of age. In the next 25 years, the number of people older than 65 will double. And the average life expectancy is expected to rise to 110 by 2030. This mega trend is adversely impacting our country and the need for In-Home Care services will continue to climb.
Is Your Organization Looking to Build or Strengthen a Personal Care Program?
Many home care organizations are looking at developing Personal Care Programms to add to their service mix. The aging of America let alone the aging of the world is driving the need and growth for In-Home personal care. Often called non-medical or private duty, personal care services help individuals remain safe, independent and engaged in leading enriched lives. It’s often the kind of in-home help that allows people to avoid moving out of their homes into a more expensive and less attractive setting. Hospice Advisors is an authority in helping organizations start, manage and grow this type of business.
Are You Looking to Refine and Improve an Existing Program?
The biggest challenge in implementing a Personal Care Program is managing the recruitment and training of quality caregivers and having a referral development plan to acquire clients. Learn from Hospice Advisors how to build a $3.0 MM personal care company.
Kurt Kazanowski, managing partner of Hospice Advisors, is an authority in personal care home health program development. With over 10-years of operating and business development experience in this space, he is considered an industry insider. In 2015 Kurt wrote and published “A Son’s Journey; Taking Care of Mom and Dad”. A poignant story about the daily challenges of caring for aging parents and the transformation from loving son to primary. caregiver. The book is considered a must read for all adult children facing the challenges of caring for aging parents. Lessons of of inspiration, courage, hope and joy. A Son’s Journey is the essential resource guide for the adult child. For more information or to purchase the book, visit