What initial training will BrightStar Care provide for a new location?

According to BrightStar Care's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, as a new location, the training will emphasize Companion, Personal Care, and Skilled in-home care services as well as utilization of the BrightStar Care National Accounts Program. BrightStar Care also offers supplemental training for Medical Skilled in-home care services (where allowed by state licensure laws) and Supplemental Healthcare Staffing.

This means that new BrightStar Care franchisees will receive comprehensive training focused on the core services that drive revenue for the business. The initial training covers non-medical companion care, personal care, and skilled in-home medical care. It also includes training on how to utilize the BrightStar Care National Accounts Program to secure larger clients.

The supplemental training in Medical Skilled in-home care and Supplemental Healthcare Staffing allows franchisees to expand their service offerings, but this is contingent on state licensure laws. Not all franchisees may be able to offer these services due to regulatory restrictions. BrightStar Care franchisees should investigate the availability of all required licenses before acquiring the franchise.

Overall, the BrightStar Care training program is designed to equip new franchisees with the knowledge and skills necessary to launch and operate a successful BrightStar Care agency. The focus on core services and the National Accounts Program provides a solid foundation for growth, while the supplemental training options allow franchisees to tailor their service offerings to meet the specific needs of their local market, provided they can obtain the necessary licenses.