Home Care Franchise, Senior Care Franchise, Home Care Assistance Franchise, Home Health Care Franchise, Franchise Opportunity

PHHC Franchise Packages and Investments

PHHC Franchise Investments

The initial franchise fee is $12,500 for a Territory Size of 500,000 population exclusive to you. When creating each territory, we take a variety of factors into account including but not limited to general population, senior population 65 and above, and average household incomes demographics.

PHHC Franchise Packages

Pure Heart Home Care Franchise Package is one of the most robust and competitive packages available within the home care industry. We provide extensive training, easy systems, and simple business for your investment. On top of that, our systems are continuously improving and we implement new programs into our packages at no additional cost to our franchisees. PHHC Franchise Investment Packages range from $16,850 to $42,050 with some of the largest Territory allocation within the home care industry. YOUR SUCCESS IS OUR SUCCESS!

• New Franchise Business	$12,500 - 500,000 population
• Conversion Franchise Business*	$10,000 - 500,000 population
• Additional Franchise Business**	$9,000 - - 500,000 population
Each Additional 50,000 population is $3,000**

How PHHC Franchise Works!

PHHC Business is As Easy As 1-2-3 !

Step 1: You become a PHHC Franchisee.
Step 2: We work together to get you started.
Step 3: We show you how to make money while helping families.

FACTS AND COSTS

National Spending on Long-Term Care
The total amount spent on long-term care services in the United States (in 2005) was $206.6 billion. This does not include care provided by family or friends on an unpaid basis (often called "informal care.") It only includes the costs of care from a paid provider.

What Does Long-Term Care Cost?
There are variations in costs based on the type and amount of care you need, the provider you use, and where you live. Home health and home care services, provided in two-to-four-hour blocks of time referred to as "visits," are generally more expensive in the evening, or on weekends or holidays.

The average costs in the United States (in 2009) are:
$21/hour for a Home Health Aide $19/hour for a Homemaker services

Source: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

HOW YOU EARN INCOME!

Step 1. You assess a Client and the Client contracts your Agency for services.
Step 2. The client signs the contract for services.
Step 3. You match compatible Caregiver with Client. The Agency usually earns at least 40% to 50% of the agency billing rate.

The cost for one client receiving home care services for 24 hours a day nationally is between $135/day - $245/day (Average Billing Rate is $175/day - $200/day) which calculates as:
Weekly: $945 to $1715
Monthly: $3780 to $6860 (28 days)
Yearly: $15120 to $82320

As you can see, your agency does not need a lot of clients before you are earning a significant income. From your gross income, subtract your payroll to your employees/caregivers and subtract all your overhead expenses to get your net profit. Your overhead and payroll could vary greatly depending on your choices. PHHC will train you to keep your overhead low and keep your income high.

FIND OUT WHAT'S NEXT - QUICK START YOUR PHHC BUSINESS!

Ready for a franchise opportunity that will give you complete control over your financial future?

Learn about the process of becoming a Pure Heart Home Care Franchisee

*convert existing Home Care Agency to PHHC Franchise

**call for details

DISCLOSURE: This is not an offer to sell a franchise. PHHC Franchise is offered only by our delivery of a Franchise Disclosure Document to you in compliance with FTC Rule 436 and various States Franchise Laws. PHHC Franchise is currently not offering Franchises to residents of the following states: California, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin. This Web site information is not directed to any person in the states listed above by on or on behalf of Franchisor or anyone acting with the Franchisor's knowledge. No franchises can be offered or sold in the States listed above until the franchise offering has been authorized by the appropriate regulatory authority, and the Franchise Disclosure Document has been delivered to you as required under applicable law.