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Is home care sales training worth it?

40 people answered this on the record, across 10 organisations. The change they described most often was revenue or income growth — 15 of 40 raised it unprompted. 14 described more clients, leads or patients. The timeframe described most often was over a year. Each figure is a count of what someone said in a recorded interview.

Based on interviews recorded up to 2026-06-17. Updated as new interviews arrive.

Individual results vary. This is one customer's first-hand account of their own experience, recorded on camera and published unedited. It is not medical advice, and nothing here is intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Talk to a qualified healthcare professional before making decisions about your health.

What the answers had in common

Counts of interviews where the person described this in their own words.

Outcomes described by people answering: Is home care sales training worth it?
What changedInterviewsShare
Revenue growth15 of 4038%
More clients14 of 4035%
Felt supported8 of 4020%
Team & hiring8 of 4020%
Family & relationships7 of 4018%
Mobility7 of 4018%
  • So I was just curious in working with Home Care Sales how that was gonna translate into the services that we provide, where they're more community-based services, not necessarily home health.Denise Ambayec
  • Some of the more cluttered thoughts that I had in my head in terms of like what marketing on behalf of Libertana looks like, she's really been able to simplify, and it's actually turned into, I think we saw a 35% incr…Denise Ambayec
  • To have that supportive partner, to be able to vet ideas, to talk about strategies, to break through if they're having a roadblock, and then having some successes ⁓ has really reinforced the coaching and training that…Ralph Laughton
  • I can stack my schedule this week that I have nothing going on and do a lot less this other week that I have finals week or whatever." We have so many students on our team who get internships with Vector and internshi…Danielle Kalil

How long it took them

  • 2 – 6 months · 2
  • Over a year · 5

The interviews behind this answer

What they doubted first

  • I was kind of worried initially because we don't perform home health services across the board. I was curious how that was going to translate into our community-based services. However, I was able to easily adopt their principles and values into marketing for…Denise Ambayec
  • Carla Amthor initially hesitated due to 'common hour thinking' regarding the upfront dollar cost. However, she shifted her perspective to consider the cost of not attending, eventually viewing the programs as a regular, necessary part of her professional rout…Carla Amthor
  • And before I joined the team, I was working as a merchandiser for flower booths in Costco.Payam Masjedi

Follow-up questions they answered

Will HomeCareSales work for non-medical community-based services?
Yes. Denise Ambayec initially worried the program wouldn't translate because Libertana provides community-based services rather than traditional home health, but she found the principles easily adaptable and highly valuable. — Denise Ambayec
How does HomeCareSales help with marketing clutter?
Denise Ambayec noted that while she had many 'lofty ideas,' the coaching provided the tools and context to streamline them, focusing her efforts to build the necessary roadblocks to achieve agency goals. — Denise Ambayec
Can sales training help with technical healthcare messaging?
Denise found that the training helped her move from speaking technically to using layman's terms that the general public can better understand, making the agency's value proposition clearer. — Denise Ambayec
Is Vector Marketing a good opportunity for young people during transitions like COVID?
Liz Wayne observed that Vector successfully transitioned from in-person to virtual presentations during 2020. She noted it was a positive experience watching her son navigate these changes while building his sales skills from home. — Liz
What kind of professional growth can a student expect at Vector Marketing?
According to Liz Wayne, the growth is 'phenomenal.' Her son progressed from basic sales to recruiting, building teams, and eventually entering management, gaining wisdom far beyond his actual age. — Liz
How do communities react to students selling Cutco for Vector Marketing?
Liz mentions that in their community outside Omaha, people appreciate young people 'getting after it.' Whether they purchased knives or not, neighbors were excited to see a young person working hard and trying something new. — Liz

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