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5year contract plan
Features and Benefits
• * Transferability
The plan holder has the option to transfer his plan to another person.
• * Grace Period
You are given 60 days from due date to pay your past due without penalty.
• * 2-Year Contestability
Contestability period is only one (1) year from the inception of the contract or date of
last reinstatement.
• VALUE-ADDED INSURANCE COVERAGE:
• * Cash Assistance Benefit
The planholder’s beneficiaries shall receive 100% of the pre-need price if the
planholder dies during the paying period and the planholder has not reached the age of
70 upon death. 3500*60Mos= P210,000
• * Accidental Death and Dismemberment
Cash benefit equivalent to the pre-need price for accidental loss of life, both hands,
both feet, sight of both eyes or a combination thereof if the event happens within the
paying period.
• *Cash Money back
• If the planholder’s failed to pay our 4999 plan due to different cases we will
automatically deduct our 1499/month for our services and give back the 3500 pesos to
our client *base for every month our client paid us. And membership fee is also NOT
refundable.
•
Services Price
• 699 pesos for 1 year membership fee and 1499 pesos a
month for the services (4999pesos a month for additional
lifeplan service)
Owners and their Experiences
John Louie G. Reosa
• Three years marketing manager of Starbucks
• Master’s in business administration
• Registered Marketing professional
• Certified Marketing professional
Atty. Gerald Martin T. Niebres
• Attorney
• Bar Exam Passer (2012)
• Shareholder (San Miguel Corporation)
• Bachelor of Law
Gyro Andrei L. Esmen
• Sales Manager
• Civil Service Passer Professional
• Former PBA Professional Player
• Pound Gym Franchiser
• Psychiatrist
Marketing Objectives
• Maintain the highest quality of life for participants in a safe,
home-like environment
• Provide families support and education on the effects of
Alzheimer’s disease or related dementias
• Educate and aid families in interaction with loved ones at home
• Offer caregivers assistance with activities of daily living
• Provide an affordable alternative to the rising costs of long-term
care
• Improve or maintain social skills through specially designed
activities
• Maintain or re-establish a sense of accomplishment and self-
worth
• Promote daily success
Marketing Strategy
Commencing operation by first having a
grand opening. This means that we will
have a big party where we can invite those
who reside in the neighborhood we
propose to start out from, as well as those
from other neighborhoods.
Ensure that we have all our professional employees
present at the party and if possible show them off.
Position our tarpaulins at
strategic positions all around the
vicinity.
Advertise our Para kay Lolo at Lola
Business on social media
Partner with health agencies that have
the interest of adults at heart.
• Banking retail steamlining and digital
payment platform
• OMNI Channel – Increased popularity
and accelerated adoption by retailers
• The increased usage of Artificial
Intelligence and its transition towards
Hybrid Intelligence
• The growing popularity of business with
social impact
Competitor Profile
• Going by the state where we have chosen to start from, we
found that there are no adult care organizations in the vicinity we
are, which is why if we are able to do our due diligence, and we
are able to attract a crowd of customers there, then there is the
possibility of hitting success in the first few years of operation.
• We plan to run a standard adult care organization which is why
we hired one of the leading business consultants to work with us
in setting up our business. The business consultant we have
hired has over 10 years of experience in business management
and has successfully opened several child/adult care businesses
in major cities across the Philippines.
• So far, there are clear indications that with what he has brought
up, we shall no doubt do well and even surpass other
businesses in the state.
SWOT ANALYSIS
Strength
• Our area of strength to a very large extent lies in the fact
that one of the owner of our adult care org is well versed
in psychology. This is really a positive one for us, because
we believe that we shall be able to really handle the adults
that are put in our care, unlike some folks who have no
background knowledge in education and psychology.
Weakness
• The perceived weakness for our business could be that
we are starting out as newbies and it really isn’t easy to
convince people to come and put their relations at the
adult care. This is why we have got to really work hard at
our advertising strategies, as well as solidify how to seal
deal with our potential clients.
Opportunities
• The fact that we intend to lower the fees involved in caring
for adults in our organization, seems to be one of the
ways at which we will attract all and sundry. We are
certain without a doubt that with the quality of our
employees and services, we shall attract clients that
would be highly satisfied with us.
Threat
• Just the 3way there are strong areas, there are also weak
areas. Therefore, some of the threats our business may
likely faced with might be a scenario where an adult has
an illness and yet comes to the center. There may be
likelihood that such an epidemic might spread to other
people.
Strengths Weaknesses
Lack of major competitors
Opportunities Threats
Creates job opportunities
Change in social policy
Establish networks within community
Support respite time for caregivers Adult illness
Develop good public relationship with Entry of other community-based adult care
22%
48%
30%
Projected Population
Director
Assistant
Director
Accountants / Administrative
Cashiers Assistant
Room
A Cook
Supervisor
Cleaners Nannies
Organizational Implications
• Absence of clear direction.
• Difficulty blending multiple personalities into a cohesive
and unified team.
• Failure to develop key competencies and behaviors.
• Poor communication and feedback.
• Lack of awareness.
Contengencies
Risk Preparation Response
Disaster or severe weather Include the right to cancel Communication cancellation
event without refund in the event of in a timely manner
a disaster or severe weather
event.
Facility Closure Include the possibility of Reschedule the service and
renovation of a certain room offer a new service that’s
in the building or any under to the given plan in the
technical problems within the certain day. If the dates need
area to be changed offer the
choice of a refund.
Event host or keynote Develop a deep list of Ask a guest speaker to fill in
speaker cancels at the last potential guest speakers who
moment could fill in
Absences of Provide a list of on call Ask a on call
nannies/caregivers nannies/caregivers who could nannies/caregivers to fill in
fill in
Power outage Emergency backup power for Escalate to power company
critical machines to prevent
safety risks.
System or Network outage All networks and systems to Switch to backup and
be designed with hot backups Request for IT.
Start – Up Expenditure
• The Total Fee for Registering the Business in Silang:
P10,000.
• Legal expenses for obtaining licenses and permits as well
as the accounting services totaling P25,000.
• Marketing promotion expenses for the grand opening of
Para kay lolo at lola in the amount of P100,000 and as
well as flyer printing (2,000 flyers at P3 per copy) for the
total amount of P6,000.
• Cost for hiring Consultant – P5,000.
• Insurance (general liability, workers’ compensation and
property casualty) coverage at a total premium – P35,000.
• Cost for payment of 2,137sqm lot with the price of 4500per sqm totaling –
P9,616,500
• Cost for building construction – P10,000,000.
• Operational cost for the first 3 months (salaries of employees, payments of bills et
al) – P300,000
• The cost for Start-up inventory – P150,000
• The cost for office supplies (one month) – P20.000
• Storage hardware (bins, utensil rack, shelves, food case) – P180,000
• Cost for serving area equipment (plates, glasses, flatware) – P60,000
• Cost for store equipment (cash register, security, ventilation, signage) – P120,000
• Office equipment and furniture – P90,000
• The cost for the purchase of furniture and gadgets (Computers, Printers,
Telephone, TVs, tables and chairs et al): P80,000
• The cost of Launching a Website: P20,000
• Miscellaneous: P65,000