TL;DR
Comfort Keepers earned two honors from Franchise Business Review for 2025, landing on the Top Recession-Resistant Franchises list and the Most Profitable Franchises list. The awards are based on franchisee satisfaction and performance, with Comfort Keepers exceeding benchmarks in every major category.
Comfort Keepers®, the leading in-home care franchise, earned two new honors from Franchise Business Review for 2025, landing on both the Top Recession-Resistant Franchises list and the Most Profitable Franchises list. Both lists are based entirely on franchisee satisfaction and performance, making the awards a direct reflection of what owners think about the brand’s support, culture and long-term opportunity.
Every year, FBR surveys tens of thousands of franchisees across hundreds of brands to understand how they feel about training, leadership, financial outlook, marketing support and overall franchise experience. Comfort Keepers exceeded FBR’s benchmark in every major category. Highlights include:
91% of Comfort Keepers franchisees say they enjoy operating their business.
88% say they enjoy being part of the Comfort Keepers network.
93% say they are likely to recommend the franchise to others.
Those results, combined with high financial satisfaction scores, placed Comfort Keepers among the select group of systems where at least 25% of franchise owners report annual incomes of $150,000 or more — the core criteria for FBR’s Most Profitable Franchises list.
Being named a Top Recession-Resistant Franchise underscores Comfort Keepers’ durability — especially important in a category that continues to perform regardless of economic cycles. At the same time, earning a place on the Most Profitable Franchises list signals that the brand not only has demand but also a model that can translate that demand into strong financial outcomes at the local level.
For prospective franchisees, the dual recognition offers third-party validation that Comfort Keepers is a proven, well-supported and financially attractive business within the senior care industry.
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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on December 1, 2025. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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