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Federal Injury Centers
Health & Wellness · independent · est. —
Federal Injury Centers operate clinics focused on treating accident and injury patients, typically offering chiropractic and rehabilitative care often tied to personal-injury and auto-accident cases. A franchisee runs a clinic, employing providers and managing patient care and the related billing/case coordination.
Federal Injury Centers net unit count grew +75.0% from 2021–2023 per its FDD Item 20.
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A franchise is a business where you (the franchisee) pay a company (the franchisor) for the right to open and run a location using their brand and system — think a local Anytime Fitness or Taco John's owned by a small-business owner, not the corporation.
Before you can buy in, U.S. law requires the franchisor to give you a Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) — a long legal filing covering its fees, finances, and history. The numbers on this page come straight from that document:
- Franchise fee — the one-time cost to buy in.
- Royalty — the ongoing cut of your sales you pay the franchisor.
- Item 20 — how many locations opened and closed, the basis for our verdict (from Proven & strong down to Distressed — or Too new to judge).
The verdict
Proven & steady
Distress
A real track record with an unremarkable region of the ledger: neither the growth nor the exits stand out, for better or worse. The main concern in the record: too many owners are failing outright rather than selling.
Exit rate · latest year
12.5%
vs 9.6% across 37 health & wellness systems
Cost to open
$63K–$195K
Item 7 total investment range
SBA loan defaults
No loan record
no SBA 7(a)/504 loans found for this brand
Behind the verdict
the record, factor by factor · Item 20
3-yr trend · Item 20 Table 1
terminations + ceased-ops vs. all exits · Table 3
transfers vs. base · Table 3
actual vs. projected openings · Table 5
Item 19 disclosure + completeness
Systemwide units
2021–2023
Survival record
FDD Item 20 · outlet status by year
In fiscal 2023, 6 of 48 franchised outlets left the system — a 12.5% annualized exit rate, vs 9.6% across 37 health & wellness systems. Not every exit is a failure — but this is the measurable floor.
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| Status (FTC) | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outlets at start | 4 | 32 | 49 |
| Opened | 29 | 20 | 14 |
| Transfers | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Terminations | 0 | 3 | 6 |
| Non-renewals | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Reacquired by franchisor | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Ceased — other reasons | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Outlets at end | 32 | 49 | 56 |
| Net change | +28 | +17 | +7 |
What it costs — and what it drags
FDD Items 5–7 · fees, investment, royalty
Buying in means a $49K franchise fee (Item 5) and a total investment of $63K–$195K (Item 7). The franchisor publishes no earnings claim (Item 19) — ask current and former franchisees for real numbers.
To open (Item 7)
$63K–$195K
all-in investment range
Franchise fee (Item 5)
$49K
upfront, one-time
Royalty (Item 6)
8.5%
of sales, ongoing
Your figure — this brand discloses no Item 19 earnings; validate with current & former owners.
Royalty you'd pay / yr
$85K
8.5% of sales, before profit
Over a 10-yr term
$850K
royalties alone, excl. ad fund
This is not profit. It's the only money the FDD actually pins down — what you put in, and the royalty you owe on every dollar of sales. Your real take-home depends on labor, rent, food cost, and ramp-to-breakeven, none of which any FDD discloses.
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What percentage of Federal Injury Centers franchises closed last year?
In Federal Injury Centers's latest FDD Item 20 (fiscal 2023), 6 of 48 franchised outlets left the system — an annualized exit rate of 12.5% — compared with 9.6% across 37 health & wellness systems tracked here. That counts terminations, non-renewals, and "ceased operations — other reasons." There is no official failure rate, and not every exit is a failure, but this is the measurable floor.
How much does a Federal Injury Centers franchise cost?
Per Federal Injury Centers's 2023 FDD, buying in requires an initial franchise fee of $49K (Item 5) and a total initial investment of $63K–$195K (Item 7).
What royalty does Federal Injury Centers charge?
Federal Injury Centers charges an ongoing royalty of 8.5% of gross sales, per Item 6 of its 2023 FDD.
Does Federal Injury Centers disclose earnings (Item 19)?
No — Federal Injury Centers's 2023 FDD makes no financial performance representation in Item 19. That is legal and common, but it means the franchisor publishes no earnings claim; ask current franchisees for real numbers.