Is home care the recession-proof business nobody told you about?

Hey Home care Partners,

I want to ask you something.

When the pandemic hit in 2020, do you know which industry kept growing?

Not restaurants. Not retail. Not gyms or salons or hotels.

Home care.

While entire industries shut down and millions of people lost their jobs, the demand for non-medical home care didn’t slow down. It accelerated. Because the people who need help with daily living didn’t stop needing help — they needed MORE of it.

That’s not a coincidence. It’s the nature of this business.

Home care is powered by one of the most predictable forces in America: an aging population that isn’t going anywhere.

Every single day, 10,000 Baby Boomers turn 65. That number isn’t slowing down until 2030. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects home care is one of the fastest-growing industries in the entire country through the next decade.

You’re not trying to ride a trend. You’re building inside a structural demographic shift.

Over the next several days, I’m going to break down exactly why non-medical home care is one of the most powerful income streams available to entrepreneurs right now — and why more people should be in it.

Tomorrow: the actual numbers. What does a home care agency realistically earn — and what does it take to get there?

Stay tuned.

Coach Lesley


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Published by Lesley Strong-Belcher

Hello my name is Lesley Strong-Belcher!! I am so excited for you to take my course. I want to share a little of my professional background with you. I have been a licensed realtor for over 21yrs. I have owned and ran many different businesses throughout the last 20 years. I built my home care agency from the ground up. No loans, no handouts. Just grind, blood sweat and tears. My reason (why) for starting my agency was inspired by my fathers death. He died of colon cancer in 2013 at the young age of 57, he was my best friend. I saw what it felt like to care for a sick loved one and witnessed the pressure it caused on my family. So I wanted to develop an agency that had integrity and one that really cared. Our tagline is" caring is what we do for a living" and we really mean that. I wanted an agency that really cared about people being able to live in their homes as long as possible. I have also been coaching and teaching now for close to 15 years. I love to teach and challenge my students to be the best entrepreneur's they can be. My philosophy is that you never stop learning!

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