ACASA Senior Care Franchising, Inc.

ACASA has been franchising since 2018, building to just 5 franchise locations plus 1 corporate-owned unit by 2023—flat from 2022 with 0% growth and only 1 projected new unit ahead. One system transfer occurred, hinting at some turnover, while the FDD's Item 20 tracks this stagnation in a sector ripe for scaling. This youth and lack of momentum signal caution: tiny networks like this often struggle with brand recognition and support depth, making it riskier for newcomers betting on rapid territory grabs in competitive senior care markets.

Financials tempt with Item 19 averages: $503,956 gross revenue per unit, medians hitting $550,215 across those 5 spots—solid for a low-entry play at $81,925-$131,600 total investment and $49,500 franchise fee. But ongoing bites include 5% royalties, 1% ad fund, plus $100/month tech, $180/month client software, $295/month SEO, and up to $250/month phone—potentially eroding 10-15% of top-line right off. No profit figures disclosed leaves EBITDA guesses wide open, and flat growth underscores health flags: without acceleration, these revenues might cap out in exclusive territories, questioning long-term scalability for your capital.