HART Health is a first aid supply franchise that provides van service replenishments to businesses with fifty or more employees. HART Health is one of a handful of national companies that manufacture and supply businesses with industrial and commercial grade first aid supplies and is expanding its network of franchises nationwide.
HART Health is recruiting franchise owners who have previous sales or corporate management experience to open and launch first aid supply service franchises. This is a great business if you like sales or want to own and manage a team of salespeople and can be run as a single van franchise or multi-unit, scalable business.
Take a look at HART Health’s current franchise earnings claim from its Franchise Disclosure Document:
HART’s gross sales earnings have increased the last three years in a row, in the worst of the recession, giving HART Health what we believe is one of the best earnings potential of any franchise in our low-investment category.
Minimum Investment Required: US$37,405
Franchise Fee: US$20,000
Territory Type: Exclusive, geographic
The first aid supply industry is an enormous niche with few service providers and HART Health is the only company that offers franchising. Franchise owners contract with medium and large businesses to provide monthly first aid supply van service. HART specializes in helping control the cost of businesses first aid programs. HART also offers higher quality products, and a much more personalized level of customer service, thanks to the individual franchise owners.
About HART Health
Since 1974, HART Health has been producing the highest quality first aid supplies in the market. Larry Shaw, a Seattle pharmacist with a passion for designing top-notch first aid supplies, started the company, which now offers more than 4,000 items.
These supplies, many of which are trademarked and recognized in the industrial marketplace are all sold under the HART Health brand. They are also known as the toughest, best-engineered and highest quality first aid products on the market. You'll see them in thousands of American workplaces, and chances are the workers who prepared the food in your pantry or freezer use them. REI, the big outdoor gear retailer, uses HART Health to manufacture REI branded first aid kits that are sold in their stores.
As a HART Health franchisee, you service and supply first aid kits at medium sized businesses in your area. Because OSHA requires employers to stock adequate first aid supplies and since most items they need are hard to purchase at retail, they typically use first aid supply companies to keep products in stock. A typical business with over 100 employees will have three-to-four wall-mounted first aid kits, each with 30-40 items. As a franchisee, you keep these kits fully stocked on a monthly basis.
Top 10 Reasons People Join HART Health
- Work from home. No landlords or leases. No bosses looking over your shoulder.
- Low start up costs, low risk. Under 40K to get started including 3 months working capital.
- Recession-resilient. All businesses must stock first aid supplies by law.
- High product margins
- Easy to find new customers. Ramps up quickly.
- Easy to keep customers you already have. Easy to grow.
- Low accounts receivable. Low bad debt.
- No employees to start. No management hassles. No payroll.
- Start right away. Open for business in 90 days or less.
- "Monday through Friday" business. Few weekends or evenings. Enjoy work/life balance.
Other Benefits
- Professional clients. Not working with general public.
- High quality, competitively priced products.
- Little paperwork.
- Easy to learn and operate.
- Easy to grow and expand
- Build equity
Frequently Asked Questions
How much money can I possibly make?
We share Financial Performance Representations with qualified franchise candidates who set up a telephone appointment with a member of our Franchise Recruitment team.
How do HART Health franchisees spend their day?
Calling on new customers and servicing existing customers or managing a sales force.
Can I own multiple territories?
Our target franchisee will ultimately want to own two or more territories.
How many hours do I need to work?
Monday through Friday from 7-5. You may work an occasional evening or weekend.
How has the economy impacted HART Health?
The economy has not had any major negative impact on our business because businesses must stock first aid supplies by law.
How long does it take to get started?
Once you and the HART Health leadership team decide they want to do business together, a franchise can be operating within 60 days.
What are the next steps?
Tell us about you. Complete the form and set up a telephone appointment with the HART Health Recruitment Specialist. Attend an informational webinar that explains what we do.
