HahnMarch PODCAST
Senior Care Talked
Welcome to HahnMarch : a weekly deep dive into the world of senior care and start-up innovation. Each episode, we share stories, mentoring insights, and debates on the challenges and opportunities that matter most in today’s aging society—uncovering the strategies, innovations, and conversations that drive meaningful impact in the senior care space.
We invite you to join us as a featured guest as we explore the future of senior care, one conversation at a time.
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Questions We May Ask!
Can you give us a 90 second overview of your business and why you got into it?
What would you say is your major superpower?
Are there any frameworks or processes that you use to get better results than your competitors?
What are some other major ways you customize your services for business owners and high performers specifically?
What is one of the things you are the proudest of in your business?
What is a common misconception about your services that you frequently encounter, and how do you address it with your clients?
What is the biggest problem you see in the industry, and how do you work to solve it for your clients?
Where do you see the industry going in the next 5-10 years?
If there was only ONE takeaway someone could get out of this interview, what would it be and why?
Meet Your Host
Hahn March
Host, Signal Health Group
About Our Host - Hahn March
Hahn March is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Signal Health Group Franchise, a national network of senior care agencies focused on providing high-quality, person-centered services across the care continuum—including personal care, skilled home health, and hospice. Since founding the organization in 2012, Hahn has led Signal Health Group from a small, locally-based home care agency into a thriving, nationwide franchise system that now serves thousands of individuals and families across the United States.
With a vision centered on access, equity, and compassion, Hahn built Signal Health Group to address systemic gaps in the healthcare system—especially for vulnerable populations such as low-income families, people with disabilities, seniors, and veterans. Her leadership has been instrumental in bringing culturally competent, community-based care to underserved areas, creating sustainable employment opportunities, and advancing health equity at scale.
Beyond her work at Signal Health Group, Hahn is deeply involved in supporting military families and veterans.
She serves with the VETS2INDUSTRY Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping transitioning service members and their families connect with resources in areas like housing, mental health, workforce development, and entrepreneurship. In this role, she offers not only her strategic guidance but also her lived experience, bridging the gap between military and civilian life with empathy and action.
A mission-driven and values-based leader, Hahn is known for her ability to fuse operational excellence with human-centered design. She has built a leadership culture grounded in integrity, purpose, and measurable impact, earning recognition as both an innovator in the home care industry and a passionate advocate for social change.
Did You Know This About
Hahn March
Hahn March’s dedication to caregiving and advocacy is rooted in her own life experience. As the daughter of a Vietnam War veteran and a woman of Black and Vietnamese heritage, she has always been driven by a deep commitment to service and social justice.
What started in 2012 as a modest agency focused on helping Medicaid recipients and disabled veterans has evolved into a larger mission: ensuring that every person—particularly those often marginalized—receives the care and respect they deserve.
Her journey is a testament to her belief that equitable access to care is a fundamental right, not a privilege, and her work continues to reflect that unwavering belief.
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