Christian Companion Senior Care Franchise Overview

About Christian Companion Senior Care

Christian Companion Senior Care provides in-home daily living assistance from friendly caregivers who will help you maintain your independence. With Christian Companion Senior Care's services, you can stay in the comfort and security of your own home.

Franchise History

Christian Companion Senior Care began in 2002 as an idea. The company would provide practical care services to seniors frequently struggle with loneliness, family dysfunction, regrets and depression. However, because seniors have more than just practical care needs, Christian Companion Senior Care would be specifically created to care for those seniors who desire spiritual encouragement as well. Because in-home care giving involves inviting a complete stranger into the most personal aspects of life, adding a Christian aspect to the evaluation of caregivers creates a useful screening method to ensure the quality of Christian Companion Senior Care caregivers. In 2004, Christian Companion Senior Care launched its first operations in Oklahoma City. This operation was the ″pilot program″ shifted an idea into fruition. By early 2007, Christian Companion Senior Care was ready to launch their second agency location in Tulsa, Oklahoma. On May 1, 2007, the Tulsa location opened under exceptional leadership. As the number of clients grew, it became apparent that Christian Companion Senior Care had developed a business model that offered uniquely beneficial living assistance. In late 2008, Christian Companion Senior Care began offering franchise opportunities across the United States. Within four months of franchise offerings, the company has sold their first Christian Companion Senior Care franchise in the Memphis, Tenn., area and continue to expand into cities across the United States.

This web page does not constitute a franchise offering or an offer to sell a franchise. A franchise offering can be made by us only in a state if we are first registered, excluded, exempted or otherwise qualified to offer franchises in that state, and only if we provide you with an appropriate franchise disclosure document.