Press Release

Interim HealthCare Inc. has been named to Franchise Times Top 200 list for 2018. The company ranked No. 91 among the top 200 franchise organizations across the country, making this the 16th year Interim HealthCare has been included in the list. Franchise Times Top 200 features an annual ranking of the 500 largest franchise systems in the United States by global systemwide sales based on the previous year’s performance.

In a Franchise Times listing of solely top health and medical U.S. franchise organizations, Interim HealthCare ranked No. two out of 20 companies based on sales totals. The home care industry is a rapidly growing market segment; by 2030, 71 million Americans — about 20 percent of the population — will be 65 or older, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Combined with the growing number of seniors choosing to age in place and the demand for home care services, there is significant opportunity within the industry. In fact, according to Franchise Times, the organizations under the health and medical sector, grew by 9.3% and ranked second in terms of fastest-growing.

Interim HealthCare Inc. offers innovative programs for all franchisees through one of the most experienced franchise support teams in the industry steeped in the complex regulatory environment and components of building a franchise operation, such as marketing, sales, finance, training and human resources.

About Interim HealthCare
Interim HealthCare Inc., founded in 1966, is a leading national franchisor of home care, hospice and healthcare staffing. It is part of Caring Brands International, which also includes UK-based Bluebird Care and Australia-based Just Better Care, both well-known franchise brands in their countries. With more than 530 franchise locations in seven countries Caring Brands International is a global health care leader.

Interim HealthCare in the United States is unique in combining the commitment of local ownership with the support of a national organization that develops innovative programs and quality standards that improve the delivery of service. Franchisees employ nurses, therapists, aides, companions and other healthcare professionals who provide 25 million hours of home care service to 190,000 people each year, meeting a variety of home health, senior care, hospice, palliative care, pediatric care and healthcare staffing needs.