Texas is one of the strongest markets in the U.S. for private-duty, non-medical home care. ComForCare is actively awarding protected franchise territories in key Texas cities — including Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin, Round Rock, Fort Worth, and El Paso — to new owners who want to build a senior care business and make a direct impact in their community. These territories include major metros and surrounding communities with growing senior populations, strong healthcare networks, and large numbers of families seeking in-home care.
Houston is one of the largest and most diverse care markets in the country. The demand for in-home support is shaped by:
As a ComForCare owner in the Houston area, you become the trusted local option for daily living assistance, dementia care support, mobility help, and short-term recovery care after hospitalization.
This is also a relationship market: word-of-mouth, referrals, and trust are powerful. Building that trust under an established national brand is a meaningful advantage.
Dallas–Fort Worth is a multi-territory growth corridor with a large, aging population and strong household income. This region is ideal for an owner who wants to scale.
Why DFW matters:
Ongoing need for dementia care support and family respite care
You also benefit from a “hub and spoke” model: you can build a central office and deploy caregivers across multiple nearby communities as you grow.
Austin is one of the fastest-growing metros in the country, with a large base of dual-career adult children now caring for aging parents. That creates a consistent need for trusted in-home care, companionship, safety checks, and respite support.
Austin’s household income levels also support private-pay senior care, which can accelerate early revenue for a new owner.
Round Rock gives you access to the greater Austin region with a slightly less competitive landscape. It’s ideal for an owner who wants:
This territory is attractive if you’re looking to enter Central Texas without starting in the densest (and most expensive) urban core.
El Paso is a unique, relationship-driven market with a strong cultural emphasis on caring for aging family members at home. That means families are highly motivated to find trusted, respectful, in-home support — especially when daily care needs become more complex.
This is also a less saturated franchise environment than Houston or Dallas–Fort Worth. For the right owner, El Paso can be a first-mover opportunity to build deep community relationships and long-term referral channels.
We also have additional open territories in surrounding Texas regions. If you don’t see your exact city listed above, ask us about nearby availability.
In some cases, we can confirm whether a market is still open, discuss territory protections, and walk you through projected service area coverage.
At a glance, ComForCare gives you:
When you open a ComForCare franchise in Texas, you’re not guessing. You are stepping into a defined playbook.
You’ll receive comprehensive training on:
This is designed for people who have never run a senior care business before.
Great caregivers are the heart of your business. We guide you on:
A strong caregiver culture is a huge differentiator in local markets.
You’ll have access to ongoing guidance from experienced teams who have launched and scaled home care operations. That includes:
You’ll learn how to:
This is one of the biggest hurdles for independent startups. With ComForCare, you’re not cold-starting it.
You’re not sharing your defined service area with another ComForCare owner. That gives you room to scale and defend your market presence.
The nature of home care — scheduled, continuing service — supports steady revenue growth instead of one-time transactions. Care is ongoing, and so is the relationship.
Your first 90 days typically focus on:
You’re building a care team and a local reputation from day one.
Starting a senior care business can feel overwhelming. We simplify it into a clear, guided path.
Step 1. Request Texas territory info
Tell us which Texas market interests you (Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin, Round Rock, Fort Worth, El Paso, or another surrounding area). We’ll confirm availability and discuss protected territories.
Step 2. Review investment and ramp timeline
We’ll walk through the initial investment, licensing requirements, and startup timeline so you understand what’s required and what support you’ll receive. You’ll see how ComForCare prepares you for launch, not just “hands you a logo.”
Step 3. Owner approval and onboarding
If both sides feel like it’s a good fit, you’ll complete franchise agreements and begin formal onboarding and training. You’ll get hands-on guidance in operations, hiring, marketing, and care delivery standards.
Step 4. Launch and begin serving clients
You’ll recruit caregivers, start delivering care, and begin building long-term relationships with local families and referral partners. Your first clients become your first testimonials and referral sources.
If you’re serious about opening a home care franchise in Texas, this is the path.
If you’re ready to build a meaningful business — one that supports seniors, supports families, and creates jobs in your community — ComForCare can help you launch and scale.
Emily Johnson
ComForCare
Franchising Advisor
No. Many successful owners come from operations, management, sales, HR, or community leadership backgrounds. ComForCare trains you on how care is delivered, how to hire caregivers, how to maintain quality, and how to run the business day-to-day.
Your role is to lead the business, build relationships, and build a team.
Texas is one of the strongest growth environments in the country for in-home senior care. The population of older adults continues to rise. Adult children are balancing careers and caregiving. Families want safe, reliable, respectful care at home — not institutional care unless absolutely necessary.
That creates consistent, recurring demand in every major metro.
You’re never left to “figure it out on your own.” You get:
This is an active partnership, not a static manual.
Your timeline depends on your territory, licensing steps in your chosen market, and how quickly you build your caregiver team. Many new owners move from inquiry to onboarding to first clients within a matter of months. We’ll walk you through what that looks like for the Texas city you’re interested in.
Starting solo means creating every process yourself — marketing, training, quality standards, scheduling, hiring, documentation, branding, referrals, reputation. With ComForCare, you walk into a proven model, backed by national credibility and protected territories.
That accelerates trust with clients and referral sources from day one.
Yes. ComForCare is currently awarding protected territories in key Texas markets, including Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin, Round Rock, Fort Worth, El Paso, and select nearby regions. Territory availability is limited and may close without reopening.
No. As the owner, you’re not expected to personally deliver in-home care. Your role is to build the team, set the standard for service, and make sure clients and caregivers are supported. ComForCare trains you on how to do that.
Emily Johnson
ComForCare
Franchising Advisor