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Founded in 2001 in Gilbert, Arizona, SYNERGY HomeCare is a top provider of non-medical in-home care. The company started franchising in 2005 and now operates over 500 locations across the U.S.
It offers services like personal assistance, companionship, meal preparation, and light housekeeping.
SYNERGY HomeCare stands out by serving clients of all ages, including seniors, individuals with disabilities, and those recovering from surgery. Its personalized care plans ensure clients receive tailored services.
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SYNERGY HomeCare provides a structured training program to ensure franchisees are well-prepared for their operations. The training is divided into multiple phases, including an initial comprehensive training program conducted in three parts.
The first phase involves virtual sessions over three days, covering business planning, CRM training, sales, marketing, recruiting, finance, and accounting. The second phase extends over four weeks with virtual webinars focusing on advanced business planning, sales, marketing, recruiting, and CRM training.
The third phase is either virtual or in-person, lasting five days, and includes a deep dive into operational aspects such as home assessments, scheduling, sales team management, and role-playing exercises.
Franchisees are also responsible for training their management and employees. The cost of this training is included in the franchise fee, but expenses such as travel and lodging are borne by the franchisee. Ongoing training programs, seminars, and mandatory meetings are also provided, often without additional fees.
SYNERGY HomeCare grants franchisees a "Protected Territory," defined by specific zip codes or boundaries, ensuring no other franchise operates within it if agreement terms are met. This protection includes compliance with performance quotas.
Franchisees may request additional territories, but approvals are discretionary and not guaranteed. Expansion depends on operational success and adherence to franchise guidelines.
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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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