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A Place At Home is one of the smaller home care franchise systems, with 50 locations, and it is still adding more. Owners pay a 5.5% royalty on gross sales. — HomecareHQ analysis of its 2026 filing.
A Place At Home grew its franchised locations +163.2% over three years, higher than most among home care systems.
It separates a system on a sustained run from one that had a single good year.
Which systems have outgrown A Place At Home over three years?→A Place At Home gives an owner a territory of about 40,000 residents aged 65 and over, higher than most among home care systems.
Territory size sets the ceiling on what one owner can build.
How big are other systems' territories, next to A Place At Home's?→A Place At Home spells out 7 of the basic facts behind its revenue figures; only 3 of 23 do the same.
It tells you how much weight the revenue figure can carry.
Which systems explain their revenue figures more fully than A Place At Home?→HomecareHQ analysis of 23 home care franchise systems' 2026 disclosure documents.
The typical home care franchise: 5.0% royalty rate, $52K initial franchise fee, +12.6% net unit growth. See what’s typical →
Not shown for this system: royalty share of revenue (the filing does not disclose it).
$89K — That is below typical; the middle system reports $103K.
5.5% — That is above typical; the middle system reports 5.0%.
$874K — Reported as one location or territory, revenue the filing does not define, open for a full year. Too few systems report it the same way to say where that sits.
5 franchises sold and not yet open — That is below typical; the middle system reports 18.
0.0% — That is below typical; the middle system reports 2.9%.
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