Starting your own franchise involves a franchise fee of $65,000. The accreditation process typically takes 6-9 months for approval. During this period, there will be expenses ranging from $10,000 to $20,000 that need to be covered before the clinic opens and starts generating income.

The provided Profit and Loss statements from an existing clinic, which serves an average of 30-40 kids, reveal impressive figures. The clinic’s gross annual income exceeds $500,000, with a net annual income surpassing $200,000. What makes this opportunity so appealing is that it’s a low-expense business—no equipment or real estate is required. These clinics can operate out of shared office spaces, which can be rented for $500 to $1,000 per month. Not only does this benefit the communities they serve, but it also creates an excellent source of passive income

Texas Care has assembled a community outreach team that actively engages with the local community in the 30-60 days leading up to the clinic’s opening. Their primary goal is to enroll children onto the waiting list for care. To illustrate how effective this approach is, consider the recent efforts: Texas Care dispatched their teams to two apartment buildings for a total of two hours. As a result, one building yielded 14 children ready for care, while the other had 22 kids eager to participate.