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Loretta Smith named Comfort Keepers 2024 Caregiver of the Year.

Comfort Keepers® , a leading provider of in-home care services for seniors and adults who need assistance, has identified Boston as a key target for franchise development in 2025.

Comfort Keepers expands to 5 new markets in Q1 2025 with 600 territories

After spending years in corporate leadership roles, Brad Godwin was drawn to a franchise opportunity that allowed him to serve his community meaningfully.

Comfort Keepers® , a leader in providing in-home care services for seniors and adults needing assistance, has identified Houston, Texas, as a prime market for franchise growth.

In the franchising world, success often goes beyond financial gain.

Comfort Keepers’ Interactive Caregiving model earns national recognition, integrating clients into daily tasks to foster engagement, purpose, and independence.

IRVINE, CA — Comfort Keepers® , a leader in the home care industry for over 25 years, is proud to announce its inclusion on Entrepreneur’s prestigious Franchise 500® list for 2025 ,

IRVINE, CA — Comfort Keepers® , a leader in the home care industry for over 25 years, is wrapping up an impressive year of growth and innovation.

Comfort Keepers® , a leader in the $900 billion senior care industry , is celebrating a year of strategic expansion and franchise growth with several significant new signings.

Comfort Keepers provides care to seniors at over 600 locations

Comfort Keepers has over 600 territories and $1.1 million AUV

Comfort Keepers expands into St. Louis, aiming to add up to six new territories and meet growing demand for in-home care.

Scott Oaks of Comfort Keepers shared insights on franchise development, highlighting the importance of recruiting the right people to fulfill the role of a franchisee.

Scoop Soldiers , the 40-plus unit “pooper scooper” franchise that takes care of the dirtiest part of pet ownership, is growing in Florida.

Scoop Soldiers, a pet waste removal franchise, identifies Georgia as its next target for development efforts, seeking franchisees to expand statewide.

Ryan McCoy owns a Scoop Soldiers franchise in Dallas, Texas.

1851 examined ALEC-Laffer's 16th annual 'Rich States, Poor States' Economic Competitiveness Index for franchisors expanding their footprints in North Carolina.

Scoop Soldiers opened its first location in Washington, D.C., providing pet waste removal services to pet owners and their four-legged friends.

Scoop Soldiers opened its second location in Charlotte, North Carolina, expanding its pet waste removal services in the area.

Scoop Soldiers, a pet waste removal franchise, offers new franchise opportunities in North Carolina, with existing locations in Charlotte and Raleigh-Durham.

Scoop Soldiers has identified Nashville as a prime market for franchise growth due to its rapidly growing population and strong pet-owning community.

Scoop Soldiers, a pet waste removal franchise, has rolled out an innovative enhanced territory opportunity, granting incoming franchisees access to a previously established market.

Scoop Soldiers is offering enhanced territories to prospective franchisees, providing a established client base and name recognition.