Amada Senior Care among Franchise Business Review’s Top 5 Emerging Franchises
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Amada Senior Care, premier provider of non-medical in-home care and assisted living placement counseling, recently ranked among the top five new companies in the US in
"In franchising, 'new' doesn't necessarily mean better, which is why it's often the older, more rooted brands that get our accolades," wrote
"We couldn't be more honored that our franchise partners have expressed this level of satisfaction with our system," said Amada CEO
Amada Senior Care began franchising in 2012, and now has 30 franchise partners across 16 different states. They plan to reach 100 franchise partners by the end of 2015.
Amada Senior Care is committed to enriching lives. We provide nurturing, compassionate, non-medical, in-home care and guide families through the many senior housing options available for assisted living. We also offer expertise in handling long-term care insurance claims and in certain forms of government aid, including Veterans Aid and Attendance Benefits. Headquartered in
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