Nurse Next Door charges $72K to buy the franchise, higher than most among home care systems.
This is the number most buyers quote, and the one systems differ on least.
Which franchises cost more to buy than Nurse Next Door?→emergingfranchising since 2010
Nurse Next Door is a home care franchise system, with 71 locations, and it ended last year smaller than it started. Owners pay a 5.0% royalty on gross sales. — HomecareHQ analysis of its 2026 filing.
Nurse Next Door charges $72K to buy the franchise, higher than most among home care systems.
This is the number most buyers quote, and the one systems differ on least.
Which franchises cost more to buy than Nurse Next Door?→Nurse Next Door has 53 franchises sold and not yet open, higher than most for a smaller system.
It is the closest thing a filing offers to next year's growth.
Whose pipeline is deeper than Nurse Next Door's?→Nurse Next Door gives an owner a territory of about 9,000 residents aged 65 and over, lower 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 Nurse Next Door's?→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 →
$119K — That is above typical; the middle system reports $103K.
5.0% — That is exactly the middle of the field.
8 basic facts about its revenue figures spelled out — That is near typical; the middle system reports 9.
$600/mo — That is higher than most; the middle system reports $200/mo.
16.4% — That is above typical; the middle system reports 3.5%.
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