Franchises · 2026 FDD · Wisconsin DFI filing 641829
Interim HealthCare franchise cost, unit revenue and closures
Opening a Interim HealthCare cost $156,000 to $239,000 in the 2026 FDD; the median unit sold $1,797,780 in the franchisor's fiscal 2025, ended 2025-12-26 figures; 34.7% of franchised units closed over three years.
Franchisor: Interim Healthcare Inc.. FDD issued 2026-05-20. Fiscal year end 2025-12-26. Figures re-found on the cited page 2026-11-03.
What a unit costs to open
chart A, a single franchise offering Primary Services; chart B adding Home Health and Hospice Services totals $422,150 to $628,000 (page 27).
What a unit pays the franchisor
| Initial franchise fee | $75,000 | Item 5, p. 16 |
|---|---|---|
| Royalty | Weekly Royalty 5.5% of sales (3.5% of palliative care sales; 4.5% of Medicare, Medicare Advantage and Medicaid sales), $100 weekly minimum | Item 6, p. 17 |
| Advertising fund | National Marketing Fee 1% of weekly sales, plus local advertising of at least 1% of the prior year's sales | Item 6, p. 18 |
personal care, home health and staffing franchise; $67,500 with the 10% veteran discount; $60,000 per optional added line of business.
What a unit sells
Item 19 is optional and is the franchisor's own representation. It is shown here as filed, with the franchisor's measure, sample and period, and nothing is estimated where it is missing.
| Measure | Gross Revenue, fiscal 2025, all franchised home healthcare Territories open the full year (Part 1, All Territories row) | |
|---|---|---|
| Sample | 168 units: 168 franchised Territories in operation all of fiscal 2025 (ended 2025-12-26), home healthcare, personal care and staffing sales only, hospice excluded; 2024 and 2023 columns, top-50 and bottom-50 tables, single-unit territories and tenure bands are also given; Part 2 covers hospice | |
| Period | fiscal 2025, ended 2025-12-26 | |
| High / low | $57,621,347 / $67,187 | |
Revenue to investment
Formula: Item 19 All Territories median / Item 7 chart A total (midpoint, low, high). A ratio of 1.00 means one year of median unit revenue equals the investment; it says nothing about profit.
How many units open and close
| Franchised units | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start of year | 222 | 235 | 231 |
| Opened | 29 | 20 | 8 |
| Terminated | 3 | 4 | 12 |
| Not renewed | 0 | 1 | 0 |
| Reacquired by franchisor | 0 | 0 | 8 |
| Ceased, other reasons | 15 | 19 | 23 |
| End of year | 235 | 231 | 212 |
| Company-owned, end of year | 3 | 4 | 8 |
Item 20, Table 1 p. 63; Table 3 totals p. 69.
Closures are the franchisor's Item 20 counts of units terminated, not renewed, or ceased for other reasons, summed over 2023–2025 and divided by franchised units at the start of 2023. Units the franchisor reacquired are not closures. This is an Item 20 count, not a failure rate.
As filed: the 2023 row sums to 233, not the 235 printed, and the 2025 row sums to 196 against a printed 212 (Table 1 prints the 2025 year end as 201); the 2024 row sums.
Source and method
Every figure above comes from the Interim HealthCare Franchise Disclosure Document issued 2026-05-20, as filed with the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions (filing 641829, registry record). The PDF is the franchisor's and is not hosted here; the item and page beside each figure is where to check it. Item 7 and Item 20 tables were read cell by cell; Item 19 was read by hand; each Item 20 year was checked to sum (start + opened − exits = end) before it was recorded.
A unit is a franchised territory, and Item 19 reports territory revenue (home healthcare, personal care and staffing), which is why the figures are far larger than a single storefront's..
Informational only, not professional, legal or investment advice. Unitnomics computes from the filing and does not advise on, rank, or refer to any franchise. Last reviewed: November 2026.