CarePatrol - A Pioneer in Senior Referral and Placement

An Alternative To The Non-Medical Caregiving Senior Franchise

There is much more in the senior franchise industry than just non-medical caregiving services. Why should you have to worry about caregivers calling in sick or even more seriously, abusing your clients? Don’t watch all your revenue get eaten up paying caregivers. We have a new and better idea. Others try to add placement services to their non-medical franchise offerings but we do one thing, and do it extremely well.

CarePatrol was recently ranked the #1 Senior Care Franchise in Franchisee Satisfaction for franchises under 50 units by the Franchise Business Review. As a CarePatrol franchisee you will be assisting seniors and their families make tough decisions by finding Assisted Living or In-Home Care in their area. You will contract with area care providers and get paid handsomely every time your client chooses care with one of those providers.

You will be helping families at a difficult time in their lives and feel great while doing it, knowing that you have made a difference with each and every client.

Unlike other businesses, you will provide your services absolutely FREE to your clients. That’s right, FREE. You will get paid by the hundreds of care providers that contract with you to connect your clients with them.

It’s a business where everybody wins! You help your client solve their care issues, you produce business for the care provider and you receive a very high commission every time you perform your service!

Does this concept work?

The principals of CarePatrol have been doing referral and placement for over 15 years. Chuck Bongiovanni, CEO, was one of the pioneers of the referral and placement industry as it was developing from its infancy stage. You have a team of seasoned professionals working for and with you every day of your business.

You will be using our proprietary “CarePatrol Connections” software package. With “CarePatrol Connections” you can run your business totally online, manage your clients, care providers and marketing sources. Match your clients to the right care providers, send out alerts and even invoice all from the same exclusive software. We make it efficient and easy for you to be successful.

Ask our current franchisees

You can ask our current happy franchisees any question you may have during your discovery process. They will candidly talk to you about our franchise, our support and our staff.

What does the future hold?

The senior industry is more than thriving. Those individuals 80 years old and older are the largest growing population in the nation. The multi-billion dollar assisted living industry is growing by leaps and bounds every year.

CarePatrol recently appeared as a feature franchise on CNN's and CNBC's "Inside Business with Senator Fred Thompson." The show, "Best Franchise Concepts to Consider in a Changing Economy" aired nationally on FOX Business network also.

Aging in America

The rapidly aging population is having a profound effect on how society considers and approaches issues such as transportation, health care, retirement and housing. Adults age 65+ currently account for 35 million of the population. By 2030, this population will number over 70 million.

One estimate says that the lifetime probability of becoming disabled in at least two Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) or of being cognitively impaired is 68% for men and women 65 and older. ADLs are defined as toileting, transferring, bathing, dressing, eating and continence.

The probability of disability increases sharply with age. Approximately 74% of people aged 80 and older reported at least one disability and 34.9% of the same population needed assistance resulting from the development of one or more disabilities.

With an increased life span and increased disability with the elderly, it makes sense that in-home and assisted living care will be in high demand in the very near future. We are already seeing this in 80+ year old seniors, which happens to be the fastest growing population segment.