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First Day Homecare vs INTERIM HEALTHCARE

Franchise Comparison 2026

Both First Day Homecare and INTERIM HEALTHCARE are senior care franchises. First Day Homecare requires an investment of $139K – $248K while INTERIM HEALTHCARE requires $156K – $239K. In terms of revenue, First Day Homecare reports higher average unit revenue at $8.9M. Note: Company-owned outlets only - not franchisee performance; Based on a single outlet - not a system average. INTERIM HEALTHCARE has SBA lending data on file with a 9.5% charge-off rate. FranchiseVerdict rates First Day Homecare C (Average) and INTERIM HEALTHCARE A (Strongest tier).

Investment Range
$139K – $248K
$156K – $239K
Franchise Fee
$70K
$75K
Royalty Rate
Greater of (i) 5% of monthly Gross Revenue or (ii) the Minimum Monthly Royalty ($0/mo months 0-6, $500/mo months 7-12, $1,000/mo months 13+)
Weekly royalty: 3.25%-3.5% of palliative care sales, 4.5% of Medicare/Medicaid sales, 5.5% of all other Primary/Home Health sales (min $100/week); Hospice: 5.5% monthly of sales after first $200,000 waived
Average Revenue (Item 19)
$8.9MCompany-owned only · n=1
$3.8MOutlet subset
SBA Charge-Off Rate
Limited data
9.5% (42 loans)
Total Units
2
209
Unit Growth (YoY)
N/A
N/A
Year Began Franchising
2023
1968
FDD Year
2025
2026