Kami and Scott Sjoberg have spent more than 15 years building their Right at Home franchise into a strong, growing business, recently earning the 2026 Franchisee Excellence Award from Franchise Business Review for their performance and company culture. 

After Kami was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, Scott became her primary caregiver, giving them a firsthand understanding of how meaningful quality in-home care can be for both physical and mental health.That experience led them to franchising with the goal of improving the lives of seniors and families in their community. 

“We felt the Right at Home brand truly stood out,” Kami said. “Both the team at the corporate office and the existing franchise owners were open, easy to talk to and spoke highly of one another. Their responses felt genuine, which gave us confidence in the culture and support behind the brand.”

They have worked with thousands of clients and caregivers across Kansas and Michigan as the business has grown. Much of that growth comes back to how they run their team day to day. They put effort into making caregivers feel connected, whether that is through simple office touches, recognition or keeping things consistent across locations. They were also quick to bring in programs like GUIDE and RightAssist so their staff has the tools they need to do the job well.

In 2025, their business reached nearly $3 million in annualized revenue while providing more than 1,500 hours of care each week. As they continue to grow, the Sjobergs are increasing their involvement with the VA, working to make care more accessible for veteran clients in the communities they serve.

Read the full article and Q&A here. 

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