Key takeaway
Senior care franchises are among the most profitable franchise opportunities available, combining strong industry growth, a recession-resistant model, and recurring revenue streams with relatively low startup costs.
If you’re researching profitable franchise opportunities, senior care should be at the top of your list. Not only is it a mission-driven business that helps families and older adults, but it also offers one of the most stable and scalable franchise models in today’s economy.
As a potential business owner, you’ll appreciate the combination of low overhead, community impact, and long-term growth potential. But how profitable are senior care franchises—and how do they compare to other industries? Let’s explore.
The U.S. population is aging rapidly. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, over 73 million Americans will be 65 or older by 2030, a 65% increase from 2010.
As people live longer and increasingly prefer to age at home, the demand for in-home care services continues to rise. The senior care market is expected to grow to $644 billion by 2034, based on research from Precedence Research. This makes it one of the most promising sectors for franchise business growth.
Owning a senior care franchise offers numerous financial advantages:
Unlike retail or food franchises, senior care does not require a storefront or large team of employees. Instead, most franchisees operate from a small office and manage a network of trained caregivers. This makes the business easier to manage while maintaining high margins.
For entrepreneurs buying a franchise, this model provides a balance of mission-driven impact and strong financial upside. You can view our startup costs and investment details to get a clearer picture of what’s required to launch.
Industry |
Avg. Startup Cost |
Recession-Resistant |
Recurring Revenue |
Requires Storefront |
Senior Care |
$100K–$150K |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
Fitness (e.g., Anytime Fitness) |
$150K–$500K |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
Quick Service Restaurant |
$250K–$1M+ |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
Source: Franchise Business Review & Entrepreneur Franchise 500
Joining ComForCare means aligning with a nationally recognized leader in senior in‑home care. Since launching its first location in Michigan in 1996 and franchising since 2001, ComForCare now operates over 250 locations across the U.S. (281 in 2025), and consistently achieves top Net Promoter Scores from both clients and caregivers. Entrepreneur Magazine ranked the brand in its Franchise 500, highlighting its strong reputation among senior care franchises.
ComForCare offers a best-in-class, multi‑phase training program that requires no prior senior care experience. It includes:
ComForCare continuously updates its curriculum to reflect market trends, ensuring franchisees stay knowledgeable and compliant.
With low startup costs starting between $73K and $164K and average annual gross sales around $1.9 million, ComForCare delivers real economic value through a scalable, repeatable model. Franchisees benefit from multiple revenue channels—including personal care, DementiaWise®, community programming and private-duty nursing—backed by proprietary systems and technology platforms.
ComForCare grants an exclusive protected territory based on ZIP codes that covers 25,000–35,000 residents over the age of 65. No other ComForCare franchisee or company-owned location will operate within those boundaries, provided minimum billable hours requirements are met. This ensures focused lead generation, market saturation control, and predictable growth opportunities. See our available territories to find an open location near you.
These four pillars allow franchise owners to:
Together, these elements free franchisees to focus on delivering quality care, growing referral-based client relationships, and building long‑term business value.
Home care franchises consistently rank as top performers due to high demand and consistent revenue. According to Franchise Business Review, senior care is among the top 5 categories for both revenue and satisfaction.
While earnings vary by region and scale, many franchise owners report six-figure revenues within the first 1–2 years. ComForCare provides financial performance representations in their Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), available upon request.
Initial investment typically ranges from $100,000 to $150,000, including the franchise fee, training, licensing, and marketing. Learn more about our franchise startup costs to understand what’s included.
If you’re ready to pursue a profitable franchise opportunity in a high-growth, high-impact industry, senior care may be the right fit. ComForCare provides everything you need to launch and grow your business—from training and tools to national brand recognition.
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Kayliegh Morris
ComForCare
Franchising Advisor