Medicare-certified home health and skilled home care franchise opportunities in Wyoming. 9 brands compared on investment, royalty, and FDD Item 19 revenue.
Medical and non-medical home health franchise with skilled nursing, therapy, and personal care across franchise territories.
Modivcare's personal care and monitoring services division providing direct in-home care services.
Company-owned. Top 3 home health provider. Acquired by UnitedHealth/Optum. 500+ locations. Included for comparison.
Premium non-medical AND medical home care franchise — 427 outlets, Joint Commission Accredited, $2.41M average revenue, skilled nursing + staffing + companion care, 20 years franchising
BrightStar's assisted living and memory care franchise extension offering 24/7 RN-directed skilled and non-skilled care.
Major home health, hospice, and personal care provider operating thousands of locations as a Humana subsidiary.
One of the oldest home healthcare franchises (since 1966) — 226 territories, medical + non-medical services, supplemental staffing, hospice, medical equipment, $1.66M average revenue
Healthcare staffing franchise providing travel nurses, per diem nursing, and supplemental staffing to home health agencies.
Part of Trinity Health system. Home health + hospice. Catholic nonprofit. MI-based.
Numbers above are aggregated from current Franchise Disclosure Documents (FDDs). Vendor cards may not be state-filtered; confirm territory availability with each brand.
Wyoming does not separately license non-medical home care.
Medical and skilled home care in Wyoming requires a state home health agency license plus Medicare certification (CMS 855A) to bill Medicare — typically 9–18 months end-to-end including CHAP, ACHC, or Joint Commission accreditation. Most franchise brands include licensing and accreditation support; verify exactly what's covered before signing.
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