Homes and Property | Home PageEx-Nestor boss plans new floatSimon Fluendy|Mail13 April 2012MIKE ROGERS, the deposed founder of the Nestor care-home firm, is returning to the market with a new care business, this time focused on looking after people in their own homes.Careforce Group is planning to raise £7m in a deal next month that will value the company at £20m.'The argument for home care is simple: Hands up who wants to go into residential care?' says Rogers, who was ousted in 1996. 'The trend is increasingly to try to keep people in their own homes.'Often, 24-hour care is not really needed, just a morning and evening visit. In those circumstances, it is preferable.'Founded in 1999, the company is already turning over £12.5m a year and is profitable, according to Rogers. He says the company has long-term earnings locked in by agreeing contracts to provide care with local authorities.MORE ABOUTIntel CorporationLocal AuthoritiesLocal PoliticsSocial Work