Caring Senior Service

CARING SENIOR SERVICE® Franchise Disclosure Document | 2026 Page 21 of 48 month, especially as compared to the commitments made in your quarterly report, due no later than the 15 th day of each month. We reserve the right to revise your quarterly marketing and promotional plans to ensure that minimum required efforts in accordance with our Standards are being exerted. Provided, however, that our revision of your marketing and promotional efforts will not require you to spend amounts exceeding the minimum amount as described above. If you don’t submit the required monthly or quarterly reports, or you don’t substantially implement the plans submitted, approved, and/or revised by us, we may, at our option, conduct marketing and promotional activities in your Territory and you agree to reimburse us for our related costs. We may, for example, send our designee to conduct certain promotional activities such as determining and visiting various referral sources in your Territory. We anticipate the cost for this type of expense to equal $5,000 per month. Grand Opening You must implement our marketing and sales program upon your return from our training program. You must also conduct a grand opening event to promote the opening of your Franchised Business within the first six months after your Franchised Business opens. See Item 7 for the amount you must spend. We must approve the plans for your grand opening event before you conduct it. Initial Local Marketing During your first six months in operation, you must spend at least $5,000 on local marketing efforts we have approved. Any amounts spent on approved local digital or online marketing efforts will be credited towards the $5,000 expenditure amount. Grand opening expenditures, however, will not be credited towards this minimum local marketing expenditure amount. Advisory Council We have formed an advisory council which we call the National Advisory Council (“NAC”). The NAC is made up of both franchisees and our representatives and advises us on matters relating to the System and Caring Senior Service Businesses in general. These matters may include advertising, exploring new methods, or other ways to improve the System and the Caring Senior Service brand. The NAC acts in an advisory capacity only and does not have any final decision-making authority. The franchisee representatives of the council are currently chosen by a vote of franchisees according to the NAC’s Bylaws. We may form, merge, change or dissolve any advisory council at any time. Website / Extranet Websites (as defined below) are considered as “advertising” under the Franchise Agreement, and are subject (among other things) to our review and prior written approval before they may be used (as described above). As used in the Franchise Agreement, the term “Website” means an interactive electronic document contained in a network of computers linked by communications software that you operate or authorize others to operate and that refers to the Business, Proprietary Marks, us, or the System. The term Website includes Internet and World Wide Web home pages. The Franchise Agreement provides that you are not permitted to establish any Website or online or digital presence related to the Proprietary Marks or the System, nor may you offer, promote, or sell any products or services, or make any use of the Marks, through the Internet or through digital or other means without our prior written approval. As a condition to granting any consent, we will have the right to establish any requirement that we deem appropriate, including a requirement that your only presence on the Internet will be through one or more web pages that we establish on our Website. You are strictly prohibited from promoting your Franchised Business or using our Proprietary Marks in any manner on social or networking Websites, such as Facebook, LinkedIn, and X, without our prior written consent. If we consent to any such use, you must adhere to the standards and any specifications we implement, such as granting us administrative rights and agreeing to and complying with any and all social media or Internet usage policies we establish.

CARING SENIOR SERVICE® Franchise Disclosure Document | 2026 Page 21 of 48 month, especially as compared to the commitments made in your quarterly report, due no later than the 15 th day of each month. We reserve the right to revise your quarterly marketing and promotional plans to ensure that minimum required efforts in accordance with our Standards are being exerted. Provided, however, that our revision of your marketing and promotional efforts will not require you to spend amounts exceeding the minimum amount as described above. If you don’t submit the required monthly or quarterly reports, or you don’t substantially implement the plans submitted, approved, and/or revised by us, we may, at our option, conduct marketing and promotional activities in your Territory and you agree to reimburse us for our related costs. We may, for example, send our designee to conduct certain promotional activities such as determining and visiting various referral sources in your Territory. We anticipate the cost for this type of expense to equal $5,000 per month. Grand Opening You must implement our marketing and sales program upon your return from our training program. You must also conduct a grand opening event to promote the opening of your Franchised Business within the first six months after your Franchised Business opens. See Item 7 for the amount you must spend. We must approve the plans for your grand opening event before you conduct it. Initial Local Marketing During your first six months in operation, you must spend at least $5,000 on local marketing efforts we have approved. Any amounts spent on approved local digital or online marketing efforts will be credited towards the $5,000 expenditure amount. Grand opening expenditures, however, will not be credited towards this minimum local marketing expenditure amount. Advisory Council We have formed an advisory council which we call the National Advisory Council (“NAC”). The NAC is made up of both franchisees and our representatives and advises us on matters relating to the System and Caring Senior Service Businesses in general. These matters may include advertising, exploring new methods, or other ways to improve the System and the Caring Senior Service brand. The NAC acts in an advisory capacity only and does not have any final decision-making authority. The franchisee representatives of the council are currently chosen by a vote of franchisees according to the NAC’s Bylaws. We may form, merge, change or dissolve any advisory council at any time. Website / Extranet Websites (as defined below) are considered as “advertising” under the Franchise Agreement, and are subject (among other things) to our review and prior written approval before they may be used (as described above). As used in the Franchise Agreement, the term “Website” means an interactive electronic document contained in a network of computers linked by communications software that you operate or authorize others to operate and that refers to the Business, Proprietary Marks, us, or the System. The term Website includes Internet and World Wide Web home pages. The Franchise Agreement provides that you are not permitted to establish any Website or online or digital presence related to the Proprietary Marks or the System, nor may you offer, promote, or sell any products or services, or make any use of the Marks, through the Internet or through digital or other means without our prior written approval. As a condition to granting any consent, we will have the right to establish any requirement that we deem appropriate, including a requirement that your only presence on the Internet will be through one or more web pages that we establish on our Website. You are strictly prohibited from promoting your Franchised Business or using our Proprietary Marks in any manner on social or networking Websites, such as Facebook, LinkedIn, and X, without our prior written consent. If we consent to any such use, you must adhere to the standards and any specifications we implement, such as granting us administrative rights and agreeing to and complying with any and all social media or Internet usage policies we establish.

For conversion Franchised Businesses, under the terms of a Conversion Addendum, we will impose a lower Royalty Fee amount and scale up to our standard Royalty Fee, however, as the amount of sales in the prior business impacts the length and type of Royalty Fee scale applicable, the interim Royalty Fee amounts are determined on a case-by-case basis and included in the Conversion Addendum. Technology Fee $1,045 per month Payable This Technology Fee is in exchange for a monthly on the continuing license to use the required second Friday software in connection with your Business, following and also to be used in connection with completion of certain software and technology related the two-week costs we may incur. billing period Currently, the Technology Fee includes the that includes cost for the QuickBooks Online the 1st of the subscription, third party tech support for month. franchisees, office phone systems used by franchisees, franchisee e-fax lines, and franchisees’ license fees for the Microsoft suite of operating software. Payable by EFT. We reserve the right to increase the portion of the fee that is not a pass-through for third party costs, such as QuickBooks Online, by up to 10% per year and change the services offered or provided. The portion of the Technology Fee that is a passthrough of third party costs will change only up to the actual costs charged by the applicable third party software and technology providers.