A Place At Home Franchise

06/15/2026

The investment barrier is one of the first things prospective owners ask about. It's a fair question.

Being named to Franchise Business Review's 2026 Top Low-Cost Franchises list is a good reminder that accessible entry and serious support aren't mutually exclusive. A Place At Home was built with both in mind.

If the numbers have been the hesitation, this might be worth a look. Get more info here: https://franchisebusinessreview.com/top-franchises/a-place-at-home/.

06/13/2026

Not all senior care franchises are built the same — and the difference usually shows up before you ever open your doors.

From reviewing the FDD to understanding territory protection and unit economics, knowing what to compare upfront can save a lot of headaches down the road. We broke down six factors worth evaluating before you invest.

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Explore what to evaluate before buying an elder care business, from startup costs and territory to support, revenue model, and long-term growth potential.

06/03/2026

If you spent years in nursing and you're ready for something different, you're not alone — and you're not starting from scratch.

Your clinical background, patient communication skills, and understanding of care transitions are exactly what this industry needs from its business owners.

This blog breaks down why so many nurses are making the leap into franchise ownership — and what that path actually looks like.

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Explore our guide on career change for nurses, featuring essential steps and alternative career options in the healthcare industry

06/02/2026

Fatema Kapasi opened A Place At Home - Dublin in January 2024 with a clinical background, a business development track record, and a lot of early mornings knocking on doors.

Two years later: 70 active caregivers, two additional territories, and a 2026 Franchisee Excellence Award — one of just 50 awarded across North America.

Her story is a good read for anyone serious about what ownership in this space actually looks like.

Full feature here → https://issuu.com/cgbpublishing/docs/franchising_magazine_usa-may-14_5_2026/49.

05/28/2026

Ignite 2026 wrapped a few weeks ago, and we're still feeling it.

Three days here in Omaha. Owners, caregivers, partners, and team members from across the country, all in one room, all moving in the same direction. The conversations, the energy, the moments between sessions — that's what convention is really about.

Thank you to everyone who showed up and made it something we won't forget. We're already looking forward to next year.

05/27/2026

Thinking about opening a homecare agency? There's a lot more to it than most people expect.

Licensing, insurance, recruiting, marketing, compliance — the list is long. Our latest blog walks through every step so you know what you're actually signing up for before you commit.

And if doing it entirely on your own sounds like a lot — there's another path worth understanding.

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Learn how to start a homecare agency in 2026 with proven steps, insights, and support to launch your senior care business successfully.

05/25/2026

Some caregivers complete tasks. Others change lives.

Ashia Sells, Lead Caregiver at A Place At Home - Lafayette, was named our 2026 Caregiver of the Year — presented by Dovida North America CEO Mike Boyer in front of the entire A Place At Home network at this year's Convention in Omaha.

In two years, Ashia has become the kind of caregiver families never forget. She sat with a client through hospice and carried his family through their grief with grace. She helped another client reclaim his independence by introducing online grocery ordering when the store became too overwhelming. For a client whose dementia is progressing rapidly, she shows up every day with patience and dignity — and his family now considers her one of their own.

She earned her CNA certification while working full time and raising her son. She leads as our Lead Caregiver in Lafayette. And she does all of it quietly, without seeking recognition.

This one was well deserved, Ashia. We're so proud. 💛

05/08/2026

This is what the model is built for.

When franchise owners lead with the right values, reviews like this follow. Rick, Kris, and the team at A Place At Home - Omaha are a great example of what ownership in this network actually looks like on the ground.

Purpose and business performance aren't mutually exclusive.

05/06/2026

Some of the strongest businesses we've seen are built by two people who decided to bet on each other.

If you and your partner have talked about owning a business together, senior care is worth a serious look — growing industry, meaningful work, and a model built for two people to divide and conquer.

Our latest blog breaks down why a home care franchise works well for couples and what to look for in any business you consider together.

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Discover meaningful and profitable business ideas for couples who want flexibility, purpose, and a shared path to building a successful future together.

04/30/2026

One of the things we take seriously at A Place At Home: showing up.

Not just with systems and training — but in person, on the ground, alongside our owners when it counts.

Business Performance Coach Jennifer Axelrod recently made her way to A Place At Home - Pearland to spend time with owner Lynn Quals. Together, they hit the pavement — visiting referral partners across the area including PAM Health Rehab, Gentiva Hospice, Trinity Oaks Pearland, Sinceri Senior Living Creekside Memory Care, and Brookdale Pearland. Real relationship-building. Real community presence.

They also swung through A Place at Home - Sugar Land to have lunch with franchise owner Neil Patel — so Lynn could connect with someone a little further down the road and get a feel for what growth looks like in this system.

That's what coaching actually looks like here. Not a call. Not a checklist. A coach who gets on a plane, walks the territory with you, and helps you build the business side by side.

Lynn came into ownership with years of caregiving experience behind her. She's off to a strong start — and she's not doing it alone.

If you've been wondering what the support structure really looks like, this is it.