Comfort Keepers

The Franchise Times’ 2026 list of the largest franchise systems in the U.S.

Aging veterans often want to remain in their own homes, but health problems, limited mobility and loneliness can make that difficult.

Bayada Home Health Care named Melanie Sponholz its new chief compliance officer, according to a post on her LinkedIn profile.

Tonia Crowley owns Comfort Keepers of Las Cruces after 20 years at Lowe’s.

Brumbach joins Comfort Keepers at a pivotal time for the senior care industry.

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Comfort Keepers franchise meets growing demand for senior care services

Stephanie Howe was 11 years old when her father was diagnosed with chronic progressive multiple sclerosis.

Comfort Keepers® has built recruiting infrastructure into its franchise system so owners do not have to create a hiring process from scratch.

Scott Oaks leads Comfort Keepers' recruitment with 23 years of experience.

Jennifer Teller has spent nearly three decades helping people through some of life's most difficult situations.

A group of brand leaders share insights on supporting franchisees, discussing topics such as market selection, menu development, and operational efficiency.

As more Americans age , demand is growing for services that help seniors stay independent at home.

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After more than 25 years in the financial industry, Amber Cisneros had built a successful career, most recently serving as chief operating officer of a financial institution.

David Coker built a successful Comfort Keepers franchise in South Carolina over 20 years

For nearly 30 years, Comfort Keepers ™ has built its reputation around the relationships between caregivers, seniors and their families.

Jennifer Jack-Wunder owns four Comfort Keepers® territories serving Canton, Gainesville, Alpharetta and Cumming, Georgia.

The in-home senior care franchise signed 14 new territories and opened four locations in the first half of 2026, expanding its footprint across North America.

The 600-unit franchisor is leveraging artificial intelligence to automate caregiver scheduling and monitor patient behavior for earlier detection of health changes.

As demand for in-home senior care continues to grow across North America, Comfort Keepers is carrying strong momentum into the second half of 2026.

For father-son duo Steve and Blake Oakley , owning and operating a family business together was never part of the plan.

Comfort Keepers sold 100% of their company-owned locations to franchisees, restructuring operations to focus on franchisee support and growth.

Michael Braun expands Comfort Keepers in Seattle with two territories.