Senior Care Franchises on Small Business Boomers
June 8, 2008 by Sean Kelly
Filed under Business
(FranchisePick.com Franchise Blog) Jean at Small Business Boomers had an insightful post on the growing need for senior care franchises. Jean writes:
The initial investment is from $50,000 to over $100,000, depending upon the franchise and the exclusive territory. That’s not bad; you really don’t have a huge amount of assets to buy. The types of services you provide are transportation, helping with medication and errands, and help with paying bills and keeping the person’s checkbook. What you do for each person depends upon their needs and the family’s wishes.
The downside to this type of franchise, from what I see, is the emotional cost and the almost 24/7 nature of the business…. Other than that, a senior care franchise would be a terrific way to be of service to elderly people and give some peace of mind to their families.
Many franchise owners are, I believe, arranging for caregivers to go out into client’s homes and not actually providing direct care themselves. That creates what I believe is the greatest challenge: finding reliable and trustworthy caregivers capable of the responsibility afforded them. I’ve blogged here previously on some troubling stories of independent contractors betraying that trust. However, there’s a growing need for these services, and they are worth investigation.
Here are links to some senior care franchises that will send you free information upon request:
CareMinders Franchise investment: $48,000 to $83,000
Aegin Place Franchise investment: $40,000
@WORK HelpingHands Services Franchise investment: $70,000
Age Advantage Franchise investment: $36,500 to $67,000
Assisting Hands Franchise investment: $50,000 to $150,000
ComForcare Senior Services Franchise investment: $69,500 to $89,500
Comfort Keepers Franchise investment: $69,500 to $89,500
Synergy HomeCare Franchise investment: $50,000 to $99,000
Homewatch Caregivers Franchise investment: $87,400 to $139,000
Senior Helpers Franchise investment: $61,800 to $80,800
Spectrum Home Services Franchise investment: $58,000 to $101,000
Absolute Best Care Nanny Agency Franchise investment: $49,940
Americare Alliance Franchise investment: $70,000 to $103,000
Right At Home Franchise investment: $50,000 to $75,000
Home Care Assistance Franchise investment: $100,000 to $250,000
SARAH Adult Day Services Franchise investment: $261,500 to $280,500
WHAT DO YOU THINK? HAVE YOU OWNED, WORKED FOR, OR USED SENIOR CARE FRANCHISES? SHARE YOUR INSIGHT BELOW.















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