What restrictions are there on soliciting clients outside of a Caring Transitions franchisee's territory?

According to Caring Transitions's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, there are generally no restrictions on soliciting clients outside of a franchisee's territory. Specifically, a franchisee may use any commercially reasonable channel of distribution to obtain and service clients outside their territory. These channels include methods like the Internet, telemarketing, or other direct marketing methods.

However, this general freedom to solicit outside the territory is subject to exceptions outlined elsewhere in Item 12 of the FDD. While the document explicitly states that there are no restrictions, it also alludes to potential limitations that are further detailed within the same section.

Prospective franchisees should carefully review the entire Item 12 to understand all possible restrictions and exceptions related to soliciting clients both inside and outside of their designated territory. Understanding these limitations is crucial for developing effective marketing strategies and avoiding potential conflicts with Caring Transitions or other franchisees.