Seniors: Page 3
How I Grew My Wheelchair Ramp Company Into a Franchise
Julian Gordon left the construction industry to start Amramp, a successful franchise aimed to help the elderly and disabled.
Study Trends to Guide Your Innovation Efforts
Keep your finger on the pulse of four key waves driving new product development.
Franchise Players: Changing Careers to Provide Compassionate Caregiving
After her father's death, Jane Daume was inspired to become a franchisee for an in-home care business for seniors.
This New Genetics Startup Wants to Make '100' the New '60'
Craig Venter, best known for being one of the first people to sequence the human genome, launched a new company Tuesday that will focus on how we can live longer and healthier lives.
The Top 5 Franchise Industries to Watch
The companies in our Franchise 500 are showing dramatic gains. Here are the sectors that are leading the charge.
Catering to Boomers, a Cell Phone Company Takes Off
Consumer Cellular made the call to target an older audience -- a move that's led to robust growth in revenue.
How Rest Assured Is Filling a Niche in the Senior-Care Market
This Lafayette, Ind.-based company lets seniors and their families know that someone has their backs. Plus, other game-changers meeting the needs of older consumers.