With over two decades of experience owning small businesses, St. Louis resident Stephen McGoff is confident he’ll triple revenue at his Metro East EMT in the next year – regardless of the fickle economy.

The growth rate of the elderly population in the U.S. has greatly surpassed the growth rate of the population as a whole, making non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) more vital than ever.

Corporate Executive Turned Entrepreneur Provides Non-Emergency Medical Transportation to Local Residents

Franchise owner went from working at a restaurant to owning a company that is now making millions in revenue each year. Learn how you can too.

EMT USA opens new division dedicated to Student Transportation.

EMT USA opens new division dedicated to Student Transportation.

Letter supporting EMT’s application for operating authority in Hillsborough County, Florida.

You love the idea of buying a franchise business. You already know the benefits of a franchise versus starting a business on your own.

The first person to introduce a franchise agreement similar to the ones we have today was Isaac Singer, founder of the Singer Company. His agreements were unique and laid the foundation for the contracts we see today.

When investigating a franchise opportunity, many people make several very basic mistakes, based on common assumptions or misconceptions. If you are looking into this possibility, whether you have found a possible franchise or have not yet even started looking, it may be wise to spend a little while asking yourself some basic, but very important questions before deciding just how appropriate such a venture will be for you.