Standard Amada Senior Care Business (Non-Medical In-Home Care)
$121,577–$438,4402026 FDD Item 7
Includes $47,000–$57,000 (Initial Franchise Fee) and $40,000–$80,000 (Additional Funds – 3 Months).

Health and senior care
Franchise opportunity with partial research from official sources.
2026 FDD · Across 2 disclosed formats
Avg. Annual Gross Billings by territory ($1,242,391 median) · 162 disclosed cohort (2025 Item 19)
2025
$121,577–$473,340
Opening costs vary by format, location and lease terms.
2026 FDD Item 7
Includes $47,000–$57,000 (Initial Franchise Fee) and $40,000–$80,000 (Additional Funds – 3 Months).
2026 FDD Item 7
Includes $47,000–$57,000 (Initial Franchise Fee) and $40,000–$80,000 (Additional Funds – 3 Months).
$1,579,524
Avg. Annual Gross Billings by territory ($1,242,391 median) · 162 disclosed cohort (2025 Item 19)
Revenue is sales before expenses, not owner income. Compare matching periods, formats and location samples.
266 U.S. locations (2025).
Existing locations do not establish that a new territory is available. Confirm your market with the franchisor.
2026 FDD Item 20 Table 1 reports 261 franchised and 5 company-owned U.S. outlets (266 total) at fiscal year-end 2025.
2026 FDD Item 19 reports average annual Annual Gross Billings by territory of $1,579,524 and median of $1,242,391 across 162 disclosed cohort (2025). This is a reported gross revenue/sales figure, not net profit or owner income.
$121,577–$438,440 for Standard Amada Senior Care Business (Non-Medical In-Home Care); $140,877–$473,340 for Amada Senior Care Business Offering Optional Skilled Care Services in the 2026 FDD Item 7 tables, including $47,000–$57,000 (Initial Franchise Fee) and $40,000–$80,000 (Additional Funds – 3 Months).
Research snapshot: . Sources and methodology
Compare Amada Senior Care’s franchise model against starting or buying an independent business in home care (line-item CapEx, 0%-royalty owner SDE margins & SBA resale multiples):