Always Best Care Expands into Williamson County as Aging Population Grows
Event summary
- Always Best Care launches Round Rock franchise to serve aging Williamson County population.
- Tarun and Kokil Singhal transition from tech careers to senior care, leveraging personal caregiving experiences.
- Franchise aims to hire 30–50 caregivers in first year, targeting 13.7% of county residents aged 65+.
- Services include non-medical in-home care, Alzheimer's support, and senior living referrals.
- Always Best Care operates 294 locations across U.S. and Canada with 115 franchisees.
The big picture
The launch aligns with broader trends in senior care demand as populations age, particularly in fast-growing counties. Always Best Care's franchise model combines local service delivery with national brand resources, positioning it to capitalize on this demographic shift. The company's 294-location network suggests scalable infrastructure, but local execution will determine success in Williamson County.
What we're watching
- Demand Growth
- Whether Williamson County's aging population will sustain Always Best Care's expansion...
- Caregiver Supply
- The pace at which the franchise can hire and retain qualified caregivers...
- Community Integration
- How Always Best Care's local partnerships will impact service adoption...