20 non-medical home care franchise brands actively award territories in North Carolina. Side-by-side investment, royalty, and FDD Item 19 revenue below — sourced from current Franchise Disclosure Documents, not brand marketing pages.
Non-medical home care franchise with $2M affiliate P&L disclosure, tiered pricing from $60K, 47% gross margin, and strong California market presence
Home care provider offering personal care, supported living, and behavioral health services across multiple states.
Maryland-based non-medical home care franchise with unusually detailed Item 19 (full P&L for all 5 outlets) but a small, flat system
Founder-owned home care franchise with full P&L disclosure but state-mandated financial warning — DO NOT PROCEED recommendation
Home care franchise with in-home care, care coordination, staffing, and senior living placement.
LA-based since 1991. Franchise since 2016. Southern CA roots. Diverse caregiver base.
Very low total investment ($49K-$85K) from Tampa with 100+ locations.
Newer entrant. Aging-in-place brand positioning. Growing.
Non-medical home care franchise focusing on high-quality senior care with companion and personal care services.
Lowest total investment among major brands ($72K-$144K) with senior placement services.
Growing non-medical home care franchise with senior placement, LTC insurance coordination, and optional skilled nursing — 200 outlets, $1.61M average revenue, +15% YoY growth
Newer franchise. Lower investment. Community-focused model.
Non-medical & medical home care franchise — 207 outlets, graduated royalty (4-5%), $55K franchise fee, Area Representative support model
Newest/smallest entry. Very low investment ($55K-$95K). Micro-territory model.
Non-medical home care franchise with the most diversified payer mix (56% non-private-pay) and optional Private Duty Nursing pathway
Newer franchise. Very low investment. Comprehensive training. Growing.
Unique home care franchise — franchisor is employer of record for all caregivers. 28 outlets, $1.91M avg revenue, 35% gross margin, 9% royalty. Backed by ATC Healthcare ($142M revenue). Growing 75% in 3 years.
Newer franchise. Larger territories. Growing. Lower entry cost.
Non-medical in-home companion care and personal care services to the elderly and disabled or infirm adults at their homes or places of residence. Also includes retail sale of personal emergency response systems, medical history bracelets, remote patient monitoring systems, and other home safety monitoring systems.
DementiaWise certified franchise with $1.9M average gross sales under Best Life Brands.
Numbers above are aggregated from current Franchise Disclosure Documents (FDDs). Vendor cards may not be state-filtered; confirm territory availability with each brand.
North Carolina licenses Home Care Agencies through the Division of Health Service Regulation.
North Carolina non-medical home care does not require Medicare certification, but most counties impose state-level home care or "personal care" licensing — confirm the brand's launch playbook covers your state's specific licensing path. Three things matter more than the headline royalty: (1) recruiting support — caregiver acquisition is the binding constraint of this business; (2) territory size measured by population over 65, not total population; (3) what's bundled in royalty vs. billed separately (software, training, lead-gen).
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