HomeWell Care Services Recognized in Franchise Times Top 400 List

BURKBURNETT, Texas—HomeWell Care Services, a provider of non-medical homecare, has been recognized in the Franchise Times Top 400 list, an exclusive annual ranking of the largest United States franchises based on global systemwide sales from the previous year.

To identify award winners, the Franchise Times’ research team spent five months compiling sales information for the rankings, including five-year sales history graphs, top 10 lists and industry subcategories. Building upon their database that dates back to 1999, the team used a combination of companies’ voluntary reports and publicly available data to collect verified information for their rankings.

Making its debut on the list, HomeWell placed in the health and medical category, which saw a 12.7% gain in sales—the highest percentage gain of all categories, according Franchise Times. Franchise Times also said this increase was mainly influenced by several senior care brands facing the rising demand for older adults to age in place rather than move to a care facility. Of the 11 senior care brands that posted double-digit growth in 2024, HomeWell is among the top pacesetters with a 30.8% increase in sales growth and 45.5% increase in unit growth for the year. By year’s end, the company also had $138.5 million in systemwide sales.

“To be listed among the top 400 franchises is an honor in itself, but to place in the list’s top two senior care brands is especially gratifying,” says Crystal Franz, CEO of HomeWell Franchising, Inc. “This recognition not only reflects our system’s hard work and dedication, but also our ability to adapt and meet growing demand in what has become an increasingly more dynamic industry. Most importantly, profitability for us as a franchise ultimately means better tools and support so our franchisees can provide quality service to the families they serve.”

This year, HomeWell expanded to over 100 agencies nationwide, and the organization said it is now approaching a potential $180 million in system revenue for the year.