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Milwaukee Courier: Right At Home Franchisees Aim To Improve Lives In Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Right at Home is continuing to expand its already booming brand in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
There are currently 200,000 people over the age of 65 living in Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington and Waukesha counties.
"Since 2001, we've provided over 100 million hours of care to more than 80,000 clients, created over 75,000 jobs for caregivers and start new service with approximately 3,000 clients per month," said Little.
Lisa McComb and her husband, Shawn, recently announced they have plans to open a Right at Home location to serve Oak Creek, South Milwaukee, and Franklin.
"I call my parents every day, who are in their eighties, because it comes naturally to me and I want to extend that impact in our community," said McComb.
McComb and her husband were intrigued by the brand's mission to "improve the quality of life for those we serve."
McComb's job will include visiting homes and nursing homes to fill out an intake form and then caregivers will be hired at their office location.
"Providing in-home care through Right at Home costs less than living in a nursing home, and we fill the gap that previously existed for the aging population," said Little.
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There are currently 200,000 people over the age of 65 living in Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington and Waukesha counties.
"Since 2001, we've provided over 100 million hours of care to more than 80,000 clients, created over 75,000 jobs for caregivers and start new service with approximately 3,000 clients per month," said Little.
Lisa McComb and her husband, Shawn, recently announced they have plans to open a Right at Home location to serve Oak Creek, South Milwaukee, and Franklin.
"I call my parents every day, who are in their eighties, because it comes naturally to me and I want to extend that impact in our community," said McComb.
McComb and her husband were intrigued by the brand's mission to "improve the quality of life for those we serve."
McComb's job will include visiting homes and nursing homes to fill out an intake form and then caregivers will be hired at their office location.
"Providing in-home care through Right at Home costs less than living in a nursing home, and we fill the gap that previously existed for the aging population," said Little.
Click here to read the full article.
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