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SarahCare® Adult Day Services
Start your own SarahCare® day care center for seniors. Mon-Fri day care in upscale setting. Helping seniors...
Minimum Investment: $150,000.
Drug Test Consultant, The
A unique home-based business opportunity, full time, part time, flex time. Full turnkey business with enormous...
Minimum Investment: $12,995.
Senior Helpers
Join this senior care franchise in an industry named by Entrepreneur as one of the Top 8 businesses to start in...
Minimum Investment: $50,000.
911 Medical ID™
Become an exclusive territory distributor with this exciting new mass appeal product! Ground floor...
Minimum Investment: $10,000.
Interim HealthCare
The first and the finest in Senior Home Care, Medical Home Care, and Medical Staffing franchises.
Minimum Investment: $100,000.
AmeriCare Alliance
Are you ready to join a senior care franchise that is recession-resistant and also grants the largest territory...
Minimum Investment: $30,000.
Acti-Kare
Start a rewarding business with Acti-Kare's senior care franchise. Proven processes, superior franchise support....
Minimum Investment: $14,500.
Doctors Express
Doctors Express walk-in medical clinics - one of the most exciting and recession-resistant franchise opportunities.
Minimum Investment: $500,000.
CarePatrol
Searching for a senior care franchise? Consider CarePatrol, a pioneer in senior referral and placement. Get paid...
Minimum Investment: $25,000.
Home Health Mates
With our innovative senior care franchise business model you too can obtain a personal and financially rewarding...
Minimum Investment: $100,000.
Michelle Lea Massage Therapy
With a Michelle Lea Massage Therapy franchise you can take part in one of the fastest growing and most exciting...
Minimum Investment: $62,450.
@Home Healthcare
Secure your future now with @Home HealthCare's senior care business opportunity. In-demand industry, affordable...
Minimum Investment: $45,000.
Trends and Facts About Healthcare & Senior Care Franchises
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The baby boom generation is driving the growth behind another “booming” industry – healthcare, specifically home health care for seniors.
1. By 2030, one in five Americans will be a “senior citizen.” From 2010 through 2030, those aged 65-84 will increase by 80 percent, and those 85+ older will increase by 48 percent to seven million.
2. Health care support occupations, such as home health care aides and nursing aides, accounted for 36 percent of the healthcare industry.
3. There are currently about 12,000 home health care companies in the US, with revenues about $40 billion.
4. Home services are delivered to 7.5+ million people, and of those receiving care, more than 68 percent are over age 65, and 62 percent are women.
5. The number of clients paying privately for in-home care services is projected to surpass Medicare spending in 2010.
6. A survey by the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) indicates that 84 percent of Americans want to stay in their present homes as they age.
7. The US Department of Labor estimates that health care will generate 3 million new wage and salary jobs over the next ten years -- more than any other industry -- and that employment in the home health industry will increase by 55+ percent by 2016. For entrepreneurs looking for a growth business that only promises to follow an upward trend over the next several decades, senior home health care is a sure bet. Many of these franchises require a moderate initial investment compared to other industries, such as restaurants or health clubs.
Home health care franchise owners may often start out as a hands-on health aid, but eventually as the business grows, act more as a manager of a team of workers deployed to customers’ home. Home health care workers typically provide a range of services, including: • Help with bathing, dressing and personal care • Meal planning and preparation • Light housekeeping • Medication reminders • Transportation • Shopping and errands • Friendly companionship The demand for these home care services is rapidly accelerating, and will continue to grow over the next 40 years.



