Franchise overview by FranRelay
Amada Senior Care provides non-medical home care, senior placement and long-term care insurance coordination. Franchisees hire caregivers and manage client services; qualified operators can seek approval to add skilled nursing care or healthcare staffing.
Speak with a FranRelay consultant about Amada Senior Care, your questions, and next steps.
Investment and fees
Upfront investment
$121,577 – $438,440
USD estimate including the $57,000 franchise fee and $40,000-$80,000 in additional funds for pre-opening and the first three operating months. That allowance excludes owner pay, fee payments and loan payments. The startup-budget FAQs explain office, staffing and funding assumptions.
Selected fees
Gross Billings includes uncollected revenue. Monthly minimums: months 1-2: none; 3-12: $500; 13-24: $1,000; 25-36: $1,800; 37-48: $2,500; 49-60: $3,200; 61+: $4,000. The clock follows opening or deemed opening after six months without opening, unless extended in writing.
Amada may raise the fund rates to 2% generally and 1% for Skilled Care on 30 days' notice. Contributions are separate from local spending. Fund spending is not guaranteed in your territory.
Use approved advertising and report spending monthly. Amada may increase the requirement once per calendar year. Grand-opening spending of at least $2,500 covers the 30 days before and first 30 days after opening and counts toward neither local spending nor fund contributions. Required cooperative contributions, if imposed, are additional.
These are selected fees, not the complete fee schedule. Review the full FDD for all fees and conditions.
Figures are as disclosed for the period shown; unknown or undisclosed items are labelled, never shown as $0. No earnings, profit or payback figures are shown. Revenue is not profit.
Ownership and support
This business requires a full-time active operator, even when a branch manager assists.
Free consultation
Discuss your startup budget, the full-time operator requirement and whether the Skilled Care option belongs on your shortlist.
Free for buyers. Franchisors may pay FranRelay if you go ahead; we tell you before any introduction, and nothing happens without your go-ahead.
Explore similar franchises
A selection from the directory — not the full list, a ranking or a partner list.
101 Mobility sells, rents, installs, and services accessibility equipment, including stair lifts, ramps, and patient lifts. Franchisees serve individuals and businesses through local consultations, installation, and ongoing equipment service.
1Heart Caregiver Services provides non-medical care for older adults and adults with disabilities. Franchisees run local agencies that coordinate in-home caregivers and provide staffing services to care facilities.
A Place At Home provides non-medical in-home care, senior living placement, care coordination and staffing for healthcare organizations. Franchisees manage caregivers, client services and local business relationships.
Always Best Care Senior Services provides non-medical in-home care and senior-living referrals. Franchisees run a local office, recruit caregivers, and coordinate services for seniors and their families; licensed skilled nursing is optional.
The fees above are a short selection. Check the full FDD for all fees and terms before making a decision.
Amada Franchise, Inc., Franchise Disclosure Document. Issuance Date: April 20, 2026.
An introduction is not a statement that territory is available or that you will be accepted.