
Arizona is not just a retirement destination; it is a critical growth corridor for the senior care industry. As of early 2026, Arizona maintains its status as one of the top three states for retiree net migration, attracting over 20,000 new seniors annually. This demographic shift is fueled by a state growth rate of approximately 1.2% to 1.3% through 2026, with net migration accounting for nearly 97% of that total population surge.
Arizona is currently one of the strongest growth environments in the country for in-home senior care. As of 2026, the state continues to see a massive influx of retirees. Because families are increasingly prioritizing safe, respectful aging-in-place solutions over institutional care, there is a consistent, recurring demand for professional support in every major metro area. ComForCare is currently awarding protected territories in two of the most strategic regions in the state—Phoenix and Glendale—providing new owners with a proven playbook to launch and scale a business that meets this critical community need.
As the state capital and a primary focus for Southwest net migration, Phoenix is one of the nation's most critical senior care markets.
Glendale serves as the gateway to the West Valley, providing a distinct competitive edge for owners looking to dominate a dense, localized senior market.
Emily Johnson
ComForCare
Franchising Advisor






While some brands are established, the sheer volume of seniors moving to Arizona monthly creates a "rising tide" effect. Specific zones in Glendale and North Phoenix remain highly underserved in specialized and 24-hour care. Explore the in-home care market size.
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Emily Johnson
ComForCare
Franchising Advisor