Boost Home Healthcare

Boost Home Healthcare

Franzy VerifiedInformation based on 2025 FDD

Senior Care · In-Home Care Provider

Investment min
$158K
Total: $158K–$313K
Avg gross revenue
N/A
Unit-level, 2025
Franchise fee
$60K
Veteran discount available
Royalty
5.0% of Net Revenue for Medicare, commercial insurance and private pay transactions and 3.5% for Medicaid transactions
Locations
6
Franchising since 2021

Description

What is Boost Home Healthcare?

Boost Home Healthcare represents a compelling opportunity in the rapidly growing senior care industry, offering essential in-home care services that allow elderly individuals to maintain their independence and dignity while receiving professional medical attention in the comfort of their homes. As a relatively new entrant to the franchise market since 2021, Boost Home Healthcare combines modern healthcare practices with compassionate service delivery.

The franchise model focuses on providing comprehensive in-home healthcare solutions, including skilled nursing care, physical therapy, medication management, and personal care assistance. What sets Boost Home Healthcare apart is their commitment to personalized care plans that adapt to each client's unique needs and circumstances, ensuring the highest quality of life for seniors while providing peace of mind to their families.

Despite being a younger franchise system, Boost Home Healthcare has demonstrated strong growth potential and operational excellence through their expanding network. Their business model is built on a foundation of thorough training programs, robust operational support, and cutting-edge healthcare management systems that enable franchisees to deliver superior care while building a sustainable business.

Franchisees benefit from a proven operational framework, comprehensive training programs, and ongoing support in areas such as marketing, recruitment, and compliance. The brand's focus on quality care and professional standards has helped establish a strong reputation in the communities they serve, positioning franchise owners as trusted healthcare providers in an industry that continues to see increasing demand as the population ages.
  • Above-average revenue per unit performance
  • Growing senior care market demand
  • Comprehensive healthcare service platform
  • Premium positioning in care sector
  • Early territory availability opportunities
  • Healthcare industry growth tailwinds

Location Analysis

Where Boost Home Healthcare wins

Boost Home Healthcare demonstrates strategic geographic concentration in the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Texas—regions characterized by above-average senior populations, favorable business climates, and robust Medicare Advantage penetration. Top markets including Tampa-St. Petersburg, Orlando, Atlanta, Charlotte, and Dallas-Fort Worth align well with the brand's stated demographic targeting: aging populations preferring in-home care and working families requiring senior care coordination. This clustering suggests intentional market selection focused on Sun Belt migration patterns and retiree-dense metro areas. The limited review volume and mixed 3.5–4.5 star ratings reflect the B2B and referral-driven nature of healthcare services rather than consumer retail dynamics. Positive feedback consistently highlights caregiver quality and care coordination, critical factors for hospital discharge partnerships and family referrals. However, recurring complaints about caregiver consistency, scheduling difficulties, and billing issues point to operational execution gaps—common challenges in labor-intensive home care models but particularly concerning for a young franchise system still refining operational support. The office-based model requiring professional space and qualified caregiver pools limits territory flexibility, favoring established metro markets over rural expansion. Prospective franchisees should rigorously assess local caregiver labor availability, competitive saturation, hospital partnership opportunities, and state regulatory environments before committing. Conduct thorough territory-level validation including demographic density analysis and direct conversations with existing franchisees about operational realities.
Total US locations
6
Franchise units
6
Corporate locations
0
Avg. sq. footage
500
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Financial Analysis

The numbers behind Boost Home Healthcare

Avg gross revenueN/A
Investment range$157,650 – $312,750
Investment midpoint$235,200
Brand fund2%
Royalty5.0% of Net Revenue for Medicare, commercial insurance and private pay transactions and 3.5% for Medicaid transactions
Franchise fee$60,000
Min. net worth$500,000
Min. liquid capital$100,000

Veteran discount available

Boost Home Healthcare participates in a veteran discount program on the franchise fee. Ask your Franzy advisor or the brand for current eligibility and terms.

Boost Home Healthcare presents a high-risk early-stage franchise proposition. Founded in 2021 with only 6 units currently operating, the brand lacks the operational track record and system maturity typically sought by conservative franchise investors. The investment range of $157,650–$312,750 positions it in the mid-tier for home care franchises, but the absence of disclosed gross revenue data significantly impairs financial due diligence and raises transparency concerns. The $155,100 spread between minimum and maximum investment suggests meaningful variability in market setup costs, likely driven by office space requirements, initial staffing levels, and local licensing complexities. The office-based administrative model requires overhead investment before generating revenue, extending cash-flow breakeven timelines compared to purely field-based models. Scalability hinges on caregiver recruitment and retention—a persistent industry challenge reflected in common complaints about turnover and scheduling consistency. The senior care sector offers demographic tailwinds, but operational execution at the franchisee level determines profitability. Prospective investors should conduct rigorous validation with existing franchisees, focusing on actual revenue ramp timelines, caregiver cost structures, payer mix reimbursement rates, and working capital requirements. The lack of revenue disclosure and limited operating history warrant conservative financial modeling and substantial reserve capital planning.
Did you know? Boost Home Healthcare, an in-home senior care franchise, requires an initial investment between $157,650 and $312,750. Founded in 2021, this emerging brand operates an office-based administrative model supporting caregiver coordination and client services. The investment covers office setup, initial staffing, technology systems, and working capital required to launch operations in targeted senior-dense markets.

Financing partners

Vetted partners, tailored to franchisees

Your Franzy advisor can connect you with these partners later in the process — competitive rates, specialized in franchise financing.

FranFund

Lender

CRF USA

Nonprofit SBA lender; provides financing for franchise acquisitions, startups, and expansion.

Lender

First Bank of the Lake

Lender

Pension Pros

Lender

The model

How Boost Home Healthcare works

01
Ownership
Part-Time (Executive)

Owner stays in an executive role — sets strategy, hires a manager, and oversees crews. Typically 5–20 hr/wk after ramp; many keep their day job.

Full-Time

Owner runs the business as their primary job — leads the team day-to-day on the ground, 40+ hr/wk.

02
Revenue
Recurring revenueTransaction-basedBig-ticket salesService-basedProduct sales (retail)Hybrid model
03
Customer
B2B

Sells to businesses, contractors, or property owners.

B2C

Sells directly to consumers and homeowners.

Mixed

Serves both businesses and consumers.

FDD Item 7

Initial investment range

$158K–$313K
Most common
$157,650
Minimum
$235,200
Midpoint
$312,750
Maximum

Per FDD Item 7, total initial investment ranges from $157,650 to $312,750. The midpoint $235,200 is what most franchisees report at signing — financing typically reduces cash-at-close by 80–90%. Knowing the investment range helps you plan confidently and ensure you're fully prepared to make the leap.

FDD Item 19

Average gross sales

$5M$4M$3M$2M$1MN/A
$4M
$3M
$2M
2022
2023
2024
Avg
$3M
YOY change (2023 -> 2024)
-46%

According to Item 19 of the Franchise Disclosure Document, Boost Home Healthcare has an average gross revenue of $2M. (Note: This information is based on the latest FDD in our records. Please review the Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) and confirm this information directly with the brand. We make no claims of accuracy for the information presented.)

Growth over time

Franchise footprint

0% YoY
865320
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
6 units open as of 2025 FDD

2025 Franchise Disclosure

FDD documents

Below are items 2, 3, 4, 7, 11 and 19 for Boost Home Healthcare's 2025 FDD. The complete FDD is delivered to you directly by the franchisor, per the FTC Franchise Rule.

Estimated initial investment
FDD Item 7 · PDF
Financial performance representations
FDD Item 19 · PDF
Members-only items
Executive team
FDD Item 2 · PDF
Litigation
FDD Item 3 · PDF
Bankruptcy
FDD Item 4 · PDF
Franchisor assistance
FDD Item 11 · PDF
Members only
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Buyer FAQs

Frequently asked questions

The initial investment for a Boost Home Healthcare franchise typically ranges between $157,650.00 and $312,750.00. This includes the franchise fee, equipment, real estate, and other startup costs. To get a detailed breakdown and better understand the financial requirements, we recommend scheduling a call with the Franzy team. We'll walk you through the specifics and answer any questions you might have. For more detailed information, refer to the financial sections of the FDD.

Disclaimer. The information provided on this page is based on the latest Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) we have on record, which was issued in 2025. This information is for informational purposes only and is not intended to constitute legal, financial, or business advice. We make no guarantees or claims regarding the completeness or accuracy. Only the franchisor can confirm that the information is complete and accurate and we recommend consulting the franchisor directly for the most recent FDD and regarding any questions that you may have about the information provided.

Boost Home Healthcare
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