Do you want to learn ways to grow your business from a fellow home care CEO?

The host of our next Home Care Field Trip, Kunu Kaushal, is a student of home care and takes full advantage of every opportunity to learn how other companies are growing their businesses. He attended our first 3 Field Trips, took what he learned back to his company, applied it, grew to where he could join our $5 Million Mastermind Group and is now hosting Field Trips at his company, Senior Solutions Home Care.  Not only has he been in your shoes trying to grow his company, but he’s also been in your shoes as an attendee at a Field Trip.  I’d say that’s a pretty dynamic combination and someone I would want to learn from.

Kunu continues to grow through his application of technology and systems.  He is also a master at operations and systems.  We wholeheartedly believe that you can learn an immense amount of information from him to help you grow your own home care company and reach new heights!

If you are looking for an opportunity to get in the weeds with fellow CEOs without worrying about your competition knowing your success secrets, then you’ll want to attend the Home Care Field Trip.  Don’t miss this chance, register today!

Not yet convinced?  Take a look at what some of our past attendees have said about the Field Trip!

If you were asked to recommend the Private Duty Field Trip to another owner or administrator of a private duty home care business, what would you tell them? 

“I would tell them that we all have similar challenges that are unique to our industry. The Private Duty Field Trip showcased agencies across the country who have successfully addressed these challenges, and created models that work. The field trips share these models. It’s like being given the Holy Grail of homecare. They’ve cracked the code!”      Sandy Hoen, Quality Assurance Director, Wilson Care

“Invaluable experience to see and hear how a very successful company was able to grow. It also gives you a chance to sit with other owners and learn from them as well.”  Susan DePue, Caregivers by WholeCare