Local Always Best Care Owner Expands In Central North Carolina

Samantha Loy, an existing Always Best Care franchisee, acquired the territory of Always Best Care of Greensboro and High Point, North Carolina, expanding her senior care services in Central North Carolina.

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Local Always Best Care Owner Expands In Central North Carolina

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Samantha Loy, an existing Always Best Care franchisee, acquired the territory of Always Best Care of Greensboro and High Point, North Carolina. She has been with the company since 2012 and has expanded her territory several times, providing senior care services to Central North Carolina.

Always Best Care Senior Services announced today that existing franchisee Samantha Loy has acquired the existing territory of Always Best Care of Greensboro and High Point, North Carolina. The agency has been successfully serving residents of Jamestown, Summerfield and Guilford Counties since 2020, and Loy looks forward to continuing to provide exceptional senior care services to these communities.

Loy has been immersed in the Always Best Care business since 2012 when she began working at her mother’s Burlington location, which is now Always Best Care of Alamance. When the opportunity arose to carry on the family business by purchasing that territory in 2017, she didn’t think twice. In 2019, Loy expanded her territory by acquiring Always Best Care of Chapel Hill & Durham. Along the way, she has built a team of over 170 caregivers serving seniors throughout Central North Carolina.

“Samantha has achieved business growth in a short time and has done it while providing unparalleled service to her clients and a positive, caring work environment for her employees,” said Jake Brown, CEO of Always Best Care Senior Services. “She is making a difference in the areas she serves, including ongoing support of local charitable organizations such as Meals on Wheels and the Alzheimer’s Association. We look forward to seeing what she can accomplish next.”

Loy graduated from the University of North Carolina Greensboro and is happy to be back in her beloved college town. She said, “Owning a senior home care business is very rewarding; it’s an honor to be able to care for and serve those in need in my communities. I’m looking forward to sharing our valuable caregiving resources and passion for helping others in one of my favorite cities.”

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on October 19, 2022. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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