Caring Senior Service Franchise Welcomes Ken Doty as COO

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Doty Helps Drive the Senior Care Franchise’s Expansion Efforts

Caring Senior Service, a non-medical, personalized home care services franchise, has named Ken Doty chief operating officer. Doty brings 20-plus years of experience, including leadership roles in franchise development, multi-site operations, and running his own property management company.

He began his career running Sirius Insites, a technology consulting firm that implemented enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) systems. One of the company’s clients, The Maids International, invited him to join its team to strengthen its franchisee technology stack. From there, Doty advanced through executive roles with The Maids International, including chief development officer and chief operations officer.

A mutual friend in the senior care industry introduced him to Caring Senior Service, and Doty said he found the brand’s strong family culture and commitment to clients and franchise owners attractive. “The timing was perfect. I wanted to join a team that valued culture, client care and growth — and Caring Senior Service was exactly that fit. With an aging population and a strong leadership group already in place, we have a tremendous opportunity to help seniors live healthy, happy lives at home,” he said.

Caring Senior Service has built a reputation for pairing compassionate, personalized care with modern solutions that set the industry standard. I am committed to continuing this vision while refining the processes and workflows that directly impact the success of our franchise owners. I see tremendous opportunity to attract new entrepreneurs who are passionate about joining a system that is reinventing senior care, and we will continue to empower our existing owners with the best solutions available,” Doty said.

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Ken Doty is the new COO for Caring Senior Service. 

Doty said his experience as president and CEO of Sirius Insites and as owner of Tri Win Properties real estate management company gives him insight into the challenges entrepreneurs face, while his 12 years in home services franchising have equipped him to effectively support franchise owners. “Serving others has always been my calling, whether that means helping franchisees reach their goals or helping seniors live with dignity and respect,” he said.

A Growing Team

In addition to bringing Doty on board, Caring Senior Service has named Justin McAdoo its new chief technology officer. 

Jeff Salter, founder and CEO of Caring Senior Service, said Doty and McAdoo will position the brand as a leader in the senior care space. “Ken’s proven ability to optimize franchise performance, and Justin’s deep background in digital solutions will allow us to accelerate growth while modernizing the caregiving experience for clients and families across our network,” Salter said.  

For Doty, success in franchising is simple: Follow a proven system, stay fiscally disciplined and take care of your team. “For franchisors, growth happens when franchisees succeed, systems evolve and new owners can join a thriving network.”

Outside of the office, Doty enjoys coaching youth baseball, basketball and football.

About Senior Care Service

Caring Senior Service is a non-medical home care services company based in San Antonio, Texas. Founded by CEO Jeff Salter in 1991, the company provides assistance to seniors, people with disabilities and any adult who may need help with the tasks of everyday living, such as bathing, personal care, running errands and preparing food. The brand now boasts more than 50 locations throughout the country.

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