Warwick Beacon: With New License, Right At Home Franchisees Offer More Services To Clients

Right at Home owners Naomi Cotrone and Asher Fink have worked the last few years to expand their business.

SPONSOREDUpdated 11:23PM • 05/02/16

After a successful year in business with Right at Home owners, Naomi Cotrone and Asher Fink have received a new license to offer even more services to their clients, according to the Warwick Beacon.

After acting as a caretaker to her grandmother, Cotrone switched careers from the hotel industry to in-home care in 2008. Over the past year the partners have focused on establishing themselves and expanding their licensure to provide not just companion and homemaker care but also personal and long-term care.

“The past year has been a whirlwind and challenging but I loved every minute,” Cotrone said.

Doug Robertson, Licensure & Regulatory Affairs Specialist for Right at Home, said that franchises often see a lot of success within their first year. He said through the company’s services, individuals don’t have to undergo any “dramatic changes” in their routine and can remain comfortable at home.

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