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$1,443,000
CareBuilders at Home is a premier provider of non-medical in-home care services, dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for individuals in need. Founded in 2011 by brothers David and Stephen Savitsky, the company continues to uphold its family-oriented values and commitment to compassionate care.
The company is headquartered in North New Hyde Park, New York. The franchise began offering opportunities to entrepreneurs in 2012, allowing others to replicate its successful model across the country.
CareBuilders at Home provides a wide range of non-medical personal care and companion services to clients including seniors, individuals with disabilities, veterans, new mothers, and those recovering from surgery. Services include help with personal hygiene, transportation, cooking, housekeeping, companionship, and mobility assistance.
What truly differentiates CareBuilders at Home from its competitors is the robust back-office support it provides to franchise owners. This includes managing payroll, taxes, insurance, billing, and collections, which enables franchisees to focus on client care and business growth.
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CareBuilders At Home provides a structured and mandatory training program for franchisees and key employees. Below are the types of training programs offered by the Franchisor:
CareBuilders At Home provides franchisees with a Designated Territory, defined by ZIP codes and a target population of seniors. Within this area, the franchisor agrees not to establish another CareBuilders At Home location, as long as the franchisee complies with the agreement.
However, this territory is not exclusive. The franchisor and its affiliates may still operate other businesses, place medical personnel, or use different brands and distribution channels within the same territory.
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Home Care for the 21st Century is a home-health franchise offering non-medical and skilled in-home care services, serving seniors and medically fragile clients, and known for multiple business-line options, comprehensive training, and systems supporting full-service, around-the-clock care in clients’ homes.
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Care with Love is a home-care services franchise offering in-home care, companionship and assistance for seniors and families, serving aging-population clients, and known for personalised caregiver matching, strong training and community orientation.
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EPAGA Home Care is a home health franchise offering non-medical home care, personal assistance, and companion services, serving seniors and individuals needing daily support, and known for caregiver matching, local community focus, and operational training.
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2nd Family is a senior care franchise offering in-home care services such as companionship, personal care, and medication management with a focus on family values.
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Options For Senior America provides in-home care services for seniors, offering personalized support and assistance to help them maintain independence and quality of life.
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Executive Care Your Home Care Company offers in-home care services, focusing on personalized medical and non-medical support for seniors. Their dedicated team ensures compassionate, quality care.
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