This document provides an overview of an adult day care company called Care Club. It is a national brand launched in 2008 that offers licensing opportunities for local adult day care centers. The management team has extensive experience in health care, operations, marketing and social services. Care Club centers provide a variety of health, social and recreational activities for seniors in a family environment. There is a growing need for adult day care due to the aging population and Care Club aims to fill it by offering turnkey support for locally-operated centers.
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2. COMPANY OVERVIEW
Adult Day Care Health Services
Registered brand of Care Brands
Systems, Inc., St. Louis, MO
3. COMPANY OVERVIEW, cont.
Local centers, national launch 2008
Licensing opportunities for local market
Strong management team, relevant
experience . . . .
4. Mike Noto, President
30+ years management,
sales and marketing
President, real estate
investment firm
Founder/EVP Sales &
Marketing, WAN
Technologies Inc. 500
#96 Fastest Growth
Branch/National
Accounts Manager, MCI
Telecommunications
5. Dan Ricci, Director Clinical Services
20+ years experience health
management
Masters, Clinical Social Work
Masters, Divinity
Fellow, Medical Social
Psychiatry
Practical therapy experience
Co-authored 2 books and
contributor to numerous
publications
6. Helen Ferreri, Director Medical Services
15 years practical
experience in hospital,
community & primary
care management
RN & Holistic Nursing
Associate
Director and
management experience,
Adult Day Care
Training and recruiting
experience
7. Rick Forrestal, VP Marketing
30+ years marketing,
advertising, promotion,
PR and media
President, 3 promotion
and ad agencies
Extensive national client
experience
Expertise in non-
traditional media
exposure
Strong creative skills
8. Chris MacLellan
Director of Operations
20+ years experience
adult care/administrator
Director, Elder Care
Ministry
Academic Dean
Geriatric Social Worker
Patient Care Manager
Seniors Real Estate
Specialist (SRES)
BA, Family Services
MA, Theology
9. Care Club SM
Adult Day Health Care Centers
Trained specialists providing day care
Safe, supportive family environment
Social, recreational, and health related
services
10. Care Club SM
Planned program of activities
Nutritious daytime meals and snacks
Daily, Monday-Saturday,
7:00am-6:00pm
RN or CNA/CMT on staff
Caring point of difference
11. Mission Statement
To provide quality, credentialed day care to our clients
in a responsible, caring and loving environment,
and a respite to the family caregiver so they feel
comfortable that their loved one will receive
personalized health services and social activities in
a family environment on a daily basis.
12. Care Club Vision SM
Develop, implement & maintain
support processes for licensed
operators assuring:
Local, state, federal requirements are met
Technical & operational support for site
implementation
Experienced corporate administrators
Community involvement, marketing support
Safety, protection and care for the rights of
senior participants
Profitable return on site operation
13. Consistent corporate branding
Slogan defines our point-of-difference
Quality media, collateral, e-marketing
Differentiates us from our competition
14. The Need
America is aging!
Population age 65 to
double by 2030
72 million seniors by
2030.
Unmet need for senior
adult day care.
1 of 4 households cares
for aging adult.
Life expectancy
increasing annually.
15. Demand Is Increasing
By 2030 seniors will be 20% of U.S. population
(70+ million)
Oldest boomers are now entering 60s
Live-at-home seniors show a dramatic increase
Caregiver children cant afford to remain home
for elderly loved one care
Businesses lose millions $ annually due to lost
worker time
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
16. Shortage of Adult Day Services in
Most U.S. Counties
Current # Adult Day Centers: 3,407
Estimated Centers Needed Nationwide: 8,520
60% of U.S. Counties Are Underserved
Source: National Program Partners In
Caregiving, Grant Study
17. Increased Awareness For Need Of
Adult Day Care
55% of adult day care clients live with adult child or
spouse
Need for expanded variety of services, including
caregivers
Increased public awareness of need for adult day care
services
Increased knowledge for new center investors
regarding predictors of success
Source: Wake Forest University School of Medicine
18. Health Care Costs Skyrocketing
Last 5 years costs have increased over
10% per year (3x the rate of inflation)
Consequence : 57 million cant keep up
with their medical bills and 43 million
are insured!
Retirement assets are in jeopardy for
many
19. Senior Care Costs Are
OUT OF CONTROL
Nursing Home Care : $82,000 per year
Assisted Living Care : $37,000 per year
(not covered by Medicaid)
Adult Day Care : $10,000 - $15,000 per
year (Medicaid pays)
Source: AARP
20. Adult Day Care Option
Best alternative, cost effective solution
Less guilt on caregiver
More quality time with parent or spouse
Flexible scheduling
Postpones nursing home commitment
Best alternative to nursing home care
before its needed
21. Entrepreneur Magazine (6/2008)
Not enough elderly day care centers to
accommodate the growing need
Adult day services are one of the Top 10
fastest growing businesses in the U.S.
The Adult Day Care industry is one of
the best-kept secrets around.
22. Turnkey Implementation
Upon application and approval, Care Club
operator agreement authorizes 1 or more retail
club location(s), including:
Care Club corporate management team
Supervision, training, implementation
Staffing, applications, quality assurance
23. Care Club Services Provided
Site selection, demographics
Zoning, site leasing or purchase
Licensing/application process
Design, floor plan management
Staffing and training support
Complete policy, procedures, and operating
manual, including state regulations
Accounting procedures & software
24. Care Club Services (Contd)
Budgeting and billing process
Computer and software procedures
Reporting requirements
Marketing/Advertising/Publicity
New business generation
Community tie-ins, links with social
service providers, local PR, newsletters
25. Care Club Services (Contd)
Catering and meal service contracts
Nursing, health & medical guidelines
Medical services training
Service partner contacts (transportation,
podiatrist, hair, massage, etc.)
Quality assurance
26. Participant Pay Options
Fees range from $50 to $70 a day
Private health & LTC insurance pays %
for licensed, registered facilities
Private pay if not eligible
Medicaid and VA benefits apply
A la carte pricing for additional services
27. Benefits/Value
CLUB OPERATOR
Turnkey implementation and support of
highest quality club operation, with total
support and experienced professional
management team.
Tremendous profit and growth opportunity.
28. Benefits/Value
CLUB MEMBER Highest quality, well
planned day care, in comfortable family
oriented professionally staffed facility.
Most variety and diversity of services to keep
member mentally, physically and socially
involved.
29. Benefits/Value
MEMBER CAREGIVER -
Peace of mind and respite of caring,
comprehensive support of club member.
Value added a la carte direct services available
to make care givers life easier/fuller -- e.g.
laundry, pet sitting, meal preparation, legal
help, etc.
30. Competitive Advantage
No other provider offers caring, family
environment PLUS Caregiver support
Total services, second to none
Great branding, quality positioning
Most experienced management team and
training expertise
Most complete marketing support
Tailored to local operator/neighborhood
31. Advertising/Marketing
Local market PR and publicity, awareness
Direct mail and handouts to local business
Church tie-ins, social support groups
VA contact and association
Hospitals, health centers, pharmacies
Specialized physician groups
Select local print media
Site Day Care newsletter bulletins