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Which systems have grown fastest over three years?

Three-year growth runs from +1.7% to +338.9%; the typical system grew +33.3%.

20 of 23 systems disclose this.

Where each of the 20 systems that disclose it sits

Each dot is a system. The rule is the middle value.

Across the 20 systems that disclose it
Visiting Angels: +1.7%Home Instead: +2.0%BrightStar Care: +14.1%Right at Home: +14.1%Comfort Keepers: +15.7%Homewatch CareGivers: +17.1%Griswold: +21.5%ComForCare: +24.3%Senior Helpers: +25.5%FirstLight Home Care: +30.1%Assisting Hands Home Care: +36.5%SYNERGY HomeCare: +37.9%Nurse Next Door: +42.0%Amada Senior Care: +63.1%HomeWell Care Services: +63.4%One You Love Homecare: +71.4%CareBuilders at Home: +75.0%Seniors Helping Seniors: +85.1%A Place At Home: +163.2%Executive Home Care: +338.9%
Source: 2026 filings, read from each system's own disclosure documentHomecareHQ Intelligence · 2026 FDDs

Executive Home Care grew its franchised locations +338.9% over three years — more than any other system here

Sorted highest to lowest. Hatched rows are filings that say nothing.

Source: 2026 filings, read from each system's own disclosure documentHomecareHQ Intelligence · 2026 FDDs
›View data & method

20 of 23 systems disclose this. Figures are read from each system’s own 2026 franchise disclosure document. How this data is built

Three-year unit growth shows how much a system's total number of locations rose or fell over the past three years.

›How to read it

Three-year unit growth — Three-year unit growth shows how much a system's total number of locations rose or fell over the past three years.

Higher means faster expansion over a longer run. A negative number means the system is smaller than it was.

It measures growth speed, not brand size.

Every system on this measure

Sort any column. A blank means the filing does not disclose it, never zero.

Three-year unit growth for every home care franchise system, from 2026 franchise disclosure documents
SystemThree-year unit growth
A Place At Home+163.2%50Emerging
Amada Senior Care+63.1%261Scaling
Assisting Hands Home Care+36.5%232Scaling
BrightStar Care+14.1%396Scaling
CareBuilders at Home+75.0%28Early
ComForCare+24.3%271Scaling
Comfort Keepers+15.7%619Scaling
Executive Home Care+338.9%79Emerging
FirstLight Home Care+30.1%238Scaling
Griswold+21.5%198Scaling
Hallmark HomecareNot disclosed in the 2026 FDD59Emerging
Home Instead+2.0%626Mature
Home Matters CaregivingNot disclosed in the 2026 FDD31Emerging
HomeCare Advocacy NetworkNot disclosed in the 2026 FDD7Early
Homewatch CareGivers+17.1%260Scaling
HomeWell Care Services+63.4%201Scaling
Nurse Next Door+42.0%71Emerging
One You Love Homecare+71.4%24Early
Right at Home+14.1%566Scaling
Senior Helpers+25.5%394Scaling
Seniors Helping Seniors+85.1%224Scaling
SYNERGY HomeCare+37.9%626Scaling
Visiting Angels+1.7%541Mature

HomecareHQ analysis of 23 home care franchise systems’ 2026 disclosure documents. Listed alphabetically until you sort it.

3 of 23 filings do not disclose this

Not disclosed by Hallmark Homecare, Home Matters Caregiving, HomeCare Advocacy Network. A blank in the table means the filing is silent. It is never a zero.

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How to read this data

  • These are each system's own disclosures, not our opinion of them. Every number on this page comes out of a filing the system published itself. Where we calculate something — an effective royalty, a fee load, a growth rate — we show the inputs and the formula alongside it.
  • A blank means the filing did not say, never zero. Systems disclose different things, so most measures are filed by some of the field and not all of it. Where a figure rests on part of the field, we say how much of it.
  • Nothing here is a ranking. Most of these measures have no better direction: a lower royalty is not automatically a better system, and a bigger territory is not automatically a better deal. We show where a system sits and leave the judgement to you.
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