Senior Helpers Recognized on Franchise Times’ Top 200+ List for 2019

Senior Helpers has been ranked as one of the top 200+ franchise systems in the US for 2019.

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Senior Helpers Recognized on Franchise Times’ Top 200+ List for 2019

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Senior Helpers has been ranked as one of the top 200+ franchise systems in the US for 2019 by Franchise Times. The company was founded in 2002 by Tony Bonacuse and Peter Ross and has since built a strong reputation for high-quality senior care.

Senior Helpers has been named to the Franchise Times’ Top 200+ List for 2019, securing the No. 188 ranking among qualified franchise brands. Now in its 20th year, The Franchise Times Top 200+ annually ranks 500 of the largest franchise systems in the United States according to global systemwide sales, based on last year’s performance. The Top 200+ ranks using a combination of data and processes including companies’ voluntary reports and publicly available data, as well as the franchises’ most recent franchise disclosure documents and SEC filings.

It was 2002 when Senior Helpers founders Tony Bonacuse and Peter Ross realized through personal experience that the senior care options available to them as they cared for aging loved ones lacked professionalism and a passion for their work. This led the two to create an organization that was professional, compassionate and comprehensive and focused on helping loved ones age in place—and Senior Helpers was born. Since its founding, Senior Helpers has continued to build a strong reputation for the highest-quality senior care in the country.

"We're really excited to be named as one of the industry's best opportunities by one of the industry's top publications," Senior Helpers Vice President of Franchise Development Rob Cantrell said. "When it comes to growth in our sector, we were the second-highest, percentage-wise; if you look at volume over the last year, though, Senior Helpers grew more than any other senior care brand. We see that as something to be incredibly proud of and that can be attributed to the new franchise owners we've brought in as well as to our existing owners have grown with us.

Our private equity partners have invested heavily in our infrastructure to maintain the level of care we provide franchisees and clients, and that has resulted in measured growth."

The current initial investment for a Senior Helpers franchise ranges from $104,800 to $144,300, with a franchise fee of $49,500.

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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on October 16, 2019. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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