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1. OFFERS MORE Christine Faverzani Franchise Development Manager

2. OFFERS MORE Consistent growth for over 40 years Average franchise tenure of 18 years Largest average per unit sales Diversified service mix to build additional cash flow

3. Decades of Experience in the Full Continuum of Care • Founded in 1966, Interim was the original home care franchise company • Exceptional national leadership with outstanding clinical/operational team and highly qualified sales and marketing support professional with decades of experience • Unmatched depth of expertise in PERSONAL CARE, SKILLED NURSING, THERAPY, HOSPICE and MEDICAL STAFFING • Comprehensive understanding of regulatory environment including Medicare, Medicaid and Hospice

4. Fees & Beginning Qualifiers Franchise Fee Total Investment* Liquid Capital Net Worth Checks * Includes franchise fee, start-up costs and working capital

5. Multiple Service Lines • We provide health care personnel to a variety of settings including: • Hospitals, nursing homes • physician offices, • correctional facilities, schools and clinics. • There is a growing need for qualified supplemental health care staff and employees • Home Care services may be necessary due to acute illness, long term health conditions, permanent disabilities. These services includes specialized professionals who provided care such as: • Wound care • Assistance with medication • Therapy • Teaching individuals “self-management” • Non-medical services which included help with daily living activities such as: • Grooming • Meal preparation • Companionship • Transportation • These services are usually provided by personal care aides as well as companions and homemakers These are similar services provided as home care yet it will be reimbursed by government regulated programs. This will require CERTIFICATION by the government and also will require additional funds and separate operations model in order to stay compliant and proficient Hospice is a compassionate, patient-centered approach to medical care and support for people who are at their end-of-life and their families. It provide physical, emotional and spiritual support to patients and those who love and care for them. These services are covered by Medicare, Medicaid and most private insurances.