Yes, Serengeti Care is licensed, insured, and bonded as an in-home care company in Washington, Oregon, Montana and Idaho.
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Not just a job, a calling. Helping and serving others, especially elders and individuals with disabilities and other care needs, is our true calling. We are driven by a profound commitment to fostering independence and dignity at home.
We’re redefining healthcare: Serengeti Care’s leadership. led by Albert and Josephine, builds on their extensive healthcare expertise and hands-on caregiving experience. Their impressive credentials, including Albert’s doctoral and nursing background and Josephine’s specialization in quality improvement, along with their practical experience and commitment to education, foster a culture of compassion and excellence in meeting healthcare needs.
“We’re not just here to provide a service, we’re here to be an extension of your family, your trusted companions on this journey.”
Changing the World: Serengeti Care’s founders, Albert, and Josephine, are dedicated to making a positive impact beyond their primary business endeavors. Learn more about the commitment to improving lives on a global scale here.
At Serengeti Care, we offer a wide range of compassionate and personalized in-home services. From assistance with activities of daily living, medication management or specialized healthcare needs, to running errands, taking you to appointments, providing 24 hour support and more, our goal is to ease the journey and provide peace of mind for you and your loved ones.
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Choosing the right home care provider is important, and Serengeti Care will guide you through the process.
Our diverse team of dedicated caregivers holds various skills and certifications, ensuring we can offer you comprehensive, personalized care and support tailored to your unique situation We will develop a personalized care plan and match you with a team of caregivers who best fits your needs and preferences.
We’ll manage the logistics like schedules, home access, and documentation to ensure the smooth delivery of high-quality care when and where you need it.
We recognize that circumstances can change, and there may be occasions when you need to cancel care services. Should this occur, all you need to do is inform us by calling or emailing us. We understand that flexibility is important, and we strive to accommodate your changing needs to the best of our abilities.
Our commitment to excellence ensures the delivery of high-quality, compassionate in-home care that exceeds expectations.
Serengeti Care recognizes the profound impact and importance of holistic end-of-life care that addresses the physical, emotional, spiritual, and practical needs of you and your loved one.
We work closely with palliative and hospice care organizations, providing comprehensive and compassionate support and ensuring comfort, dignity, and peace of mind so you, your family, and your friends can make the most of this precious time together.
We recognize that circumstances can change, and there may be occasions when you need to cancel care services. Should this occur, all you need to do is inform us by calling or emailing us. We understand that flexibility is important, and we strive to accommodate your changing needs to the best of our abilities.
There is no minimum amount of time required to engage our team. Whether you need hourly care, someone to stop in a few times a week, overnight assistance, or 24/7 support, we will adapt our services to meet your needs.
Serengeti Care caregivers undergo extensive criminal background checks and thorough work history screenings before joining our team, ensuring the safety and well-being of our clients. We also perform drug screenings, driving record checks, in-person interviews, reference checks, and residency.
Once caregivers are onboard, they receive ongoing training and supervision to enhance their skills, stay updated on best practices, to provide high-quality care.
By investing in training and oversight, Serengeti
Care ensures that our caregivers are well-prepared, compassionate, and capable of meeting the diverse needs of individuals requiring care at home.
Serengeti Care takes great care in selecting and training the caregivers who provide essential services to individuals in need. Our caregivers are a diverse and dedicated team with varying certifications and backgrounds to ensure comprehensive care and support to our clients.
Our diverse team of dedicated caregivers holds various training and certifications, ensuring we can offer comprehensive, personalized care and support tailored to each individuals unique situation.
If you are passionate about delivering exceptional, high-quality, compassionate in-home care, we’ll provide training and support to ensure you have the skills and resources needed to deliver exemplary care.
Serengeti Care offers a range of salaries, from $49,920 to $110,684 per year.
Caregivers and in-home care providers earn between $20 and $25 per hour, depending on their role, experience and the acuity of the client’s care.
Contact us to explore current employment opportunities, requirements, and related compensation packages.
At our core, we recognize and celebrate the inherent value of our similarities and differences as individuals. We approach every situation and every person with profound respect, treating every individual as equals, regardless of the situation. We foster an inclusive environment where unique perspectives, experiences, and identities are not only acknowledged but truly valued.
Serengeti Care accepts various payment options including private pay (personal funds), long-term care insurance, Veterans benefits, Medicaid (for eligible clients), voucher and assistance programs.
Our Branch Managers can guide clients through service and payment options. If you or someone you love needs care, schedule a call, and see if Serengeti is a good fit.
We work with a veteran program that provides health-related services for veterans who need nursing home care. The program is offered by the VA and aims to help veterans stay safe and independent in their own homes.
This program is for Veterans who need skilled services, case management and help with activities of daily living. Examples include help with bathing, dressing, or fixing meals.
Our dedicated professionals, carefully selected for their competency and professionalism, provide reliable and experienced care to hospitals, nursing facilities, assisted living, and adult family homes.
From temporary staffing for short-term vacancies or addressing seasonal surges in demand, Serengeti Care is committed to delivering quality staffing solutions.
Our supplemental staffing team includes:
No. You do not need a nursing license or any clinical credential to own a Serengeti franchise. Our nurse-founders, Dr. Albert Munanga and Josephine Mporokoso, anchor the clinical side of every territory through protocols, training, and direct support. Many of our strongest franchisees come from business, community-leadership, or career-changer backgrounds. What the role requires is leadership, community relationships, and comfort operating inside a clinically led, regulated business.
Healthcare experience is welcomed but not required. Our 5-day onboarding and ongoing coaching are designed specifically for capable leaders who are new to the home care industry. If you bring management experience, local relationships, and a service mindset, the clinical and operational infrastructure is already built for you to plug into.
Serengeti is designed for a hands-on owner-operator, not a semi-absentee model. Home care is a relationship business, with referral partners, caregivers, and client families, and those relationships are built by the owner, especially in the first 12–24 months. You can absolutely build a leadership team and step back over time, but the first phase of ownership asks for your personal presence.
Our most successful franchisees share four things: they lead people well, they are rooted in their community, they are comfortable operating in regulated, medically adjacent environments, and they are mission-motivated without being naive about the business. They come from nursing, healthcare, business operations, executive leadership, ministry, education, social work, and military backgrounds, but they all share that same profile underneath.
The estimated total investment to open a Serengeti territory is $107,650 to $158,700, which includes the $50,000 franchise fee, launch marketing, licensing and accreditation-aligned setup, technology, initial working capital, and other opening costs detailed in the FDD. The range reflects real variation in state licensing, local market size, and launch scope. We recommend planning for additional personal reserves to cover living expenses during the ramp period.
The 5% royalty funds the ongoing operational, clinical, compliance, and coaching support behind your territory, not a static license. It covers access to our clinical leadership and founders, curriculum updates, operations systems, and the infrastructure that keeps a Serengeti territory performing over time. The separate 2% Brand Fund contributes to national brand-building and shared marketing assets.
Yes, we share illustrative three-year projections showing gross revenue of approximately $500K in Year 1, $750K in Year 2, and $1M in Year 3, with roughly 30% gross margin and net profit progressing from approximately $125K to approximately $250K after royalties. These are illustrative only, not earnings guarantees, and actual results vary by territory and execution. Any historical performance representations live in Item 19 of our Franchise Disclosure Document.
Every territory is different, and we are careful not to make guarantees. That said, a well-executed Serengeti launch typically moves from opening into consistent operating profitability across the first 12–24 months as caregiver staffing and referral relationships stabilize. Your intro call and Discovery Day are the right places to walk through territory-specific expectations honestly.
Initial training is a 5-day program delivered at our Renton, Washington headquarters or virtually, preceded by a structured pre-opening curriculum. It covers the full operating model: clinical protocols, caregiver recruitment and culture, referral-partner outreach, scheduling and billing systems, compliance and documentation, and local marketing. You work directly with the founders and leave with a 90-day launch plan tailored to your market.
Ongoing support includes quarterly coaching calls, an active franchisee peer network, structured field support, and direct access to our founders and clinical leadership. Marketing, operations, and clinical/compliance updates are delivered continuously as standards and best practices evolve. The support model is tiered by stage, higher-touch during launch, more strategic as you scale.
You call a real person, that is a deliberate design choice. Serengeti has no offshore ticket queue and no regional-manager buffer between franchisees and the people who built the company. When you have a hard clinical case, a tricky recruiting question, or a strategic decision, you reach Dr. Munanga, Josephine, or someone they trained personally.
Territories are defined primarily by population and demographic boundaries within a defined geographic area, sized to support a sustainable, defensible local business. Once awarded, your territory is protected, Serengeti will not place another franchisee inside your defined boundaries. Exact territory specifications are confirmed during the territory-review step and disclosed in detail in the FDD.
Serengeti Care is currently operating across approximately 20 territories in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Arizona, and Montana, with our headquarters in Federal Way, Washington. We are actively evaluating growth markets across the Western United States and nearby regions. If your target market isn’t yet on our map, start the conversation anyway, first-mover franchisees in emerging markets benefit from the largest protected footprints.
Three things the national chains simply cannot match. First, our founders are credentialed nurses, Dr. Albert Munanga (DrBH, MSN, RN, MBA) and Josephine Mporokoso (MSN, RN, CPHQ), who built and still lead the clinical model, not a marketing veneer over a staffing playbook. Second, every Serengeti territory operates under an ACHC-accredited clinical framework, a credential held by only approximately 8% of Washington home care agencies and recognized by hospitals and case managers as a genuine quality signal. Third, when you need help, you reach the founders and clinical leadership directly, not a support ticket, not a regional layer, not a shared inbox, and that founder-direct relationship is a structural advantage no national chain can retrofit.
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Serengeti Care Foundation is a 501c3, committed to transparency, good stewardship, and clear communication. This FAQ section offers straightforward answers to the most common questions donors and partners ask before they give.
Gifts to Serengeti Care Foundation are directed to programs and priorities that support caregivers, strengthen families, and improve community wellbeing. A portion may also support essential administrative and fundraising costs that keep the Foundation effective, compliant, and accountable.
Serengeti Care Foundation operates as a charitable organization, and in most cases donations are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law. Donors should consult their tax advisor for guidance specific to their situation and keep the gift receipt for their records.
Yes. You may direct your gift to focus areas such as caregiver support, education and training, emergency assistance, or community programs. Undesignated gifts are applied where the need is greatest, allowing the Foundation to respond quickly as needs evolve.
When you enroll as a monthly donor, your gift is processed automatically each month using your preferred payment method. You can update or cancel your recurring gift at any time. Monthly support helps the Foundation plan ahead and sustain core programs for caregivers and families.
Tribute and memorial gifts are a meaningful way to honor a caregiver, loved one, or colleague. When you give, you can indicate whom you are honoring and, if desired, ask the Foundation to notify a designated family member or honoree. Gift amounts are handled with care and respect for privacy.
Yes. Businesses, foundations, and community organizations can support Serengeti Care Foundation through sponsorships, matching gifts, employee giving campaigns, in-kind contributions, and strategic partnerships. Our team can help design an approach that fits your goals and capacity.
The Foundation is guided by experienced leaders and governance structures that reflect both caregiving expertise and strong fiduciary oversight. Leadership teams and advisory bodies review priorities, monitor outcomes, and ensure that gifts are used wisely and transparently.
Yes. Many supporters choose to include Serengeti Care Foundation in their wills, trusts, or donor-advised fund plans. Planned gifts can extend your impact well into the future and help ensure caregivers and communities continue to receive support. Donors are encouraged to consult their advisors and connect with the Foundation to explore options.
Any professional caregiver in Washington, whether working full-time or part-time.
We currently provide grants for the Home Care Aide (HCA), Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), and Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) certifications.
Yes. You can apply for the next level of support (CNA, then LPN) once you’ve completed the previous certification.
Applications are reviewed on a monthly basis, and all applicants are notified after each review cycle.
Caregivers may be awarded educational assistance once every three years.
No. We do not offer reimbursements. Payments are transactional, not promissory—meaning we issue a check or pay the school/vendor directly at the time of enrollment.
Nothing happens—you are not required to pay the funds back.
The grant covers the cost of the certification program itself. At this time, additional expenses such as study materials or transportation are not included.
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Our goal is to make navigating life easier and safer. We strive to enhance the well-being and quality of life for those we serve with personalized care solutions that foster independence, dignity, and a sense of security in the warmth and comfort of home.
Choosing the right home care provider is important, and Serengeti Care will guide you and your loved one through the process.
We will work with you to select caregivers based on their unique needs, shared interests, and goals, fostering an enhanced care experience.
Whether the need is for hourly care, someone to stop in a few times a week, overnight assistance, or 24/7 support, our services adapt to those unique needs. Our compassionate, personalized care is tailored to their preferences and routines, delivered by skilled caregivers when and where it is needed.
Just call (206)456-4533 and schedule a consultation to learn more.