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Hard Lessons Learned After Exiting Daily Operations And What Came Next (Justin Currie)
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- Home Care Strategy Lab
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- Jan 6, 2026
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- 3819
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Summary
#42 He grew the business impressively for five years, exited daily operations, and then things didn’t go as planned. Justin Currie, CEO of Thema Home Care opens up about what happened after he stepped away, the people and process issues he discovered, and how he ultimately tuned the business around. He gets detailed and prescriptive on people in the wrong seats, processes not being followed, hard decisions and conversations he had to have, and the results of re-engaging in daily operations. He also shares an exciting update about partnering with the American Health at Home fund to expand his business and open new doors for accelerated growth. Justin Currie on LinkedIn [email protected] Thema Home Care American Health at Home Sponsors : Helper Heroes —virtual assistants trained for home care operations Phoebe —AI scheduling assistant for call-out coverage, shift confirmation, clock in/out reminders, and more