Home Health Care Agency
in New Jersey.
At the assumed 80 completed RN visits at $200 per visit and 800 aide care hours at $45 per hour, the New Jersey occupation-wage scenario earns $52,000 fees before the separate 2% expected credit loss. It produces -$10,611 mature monthly EBIT and -$10,444 cash after capital maintenance. At the 85-RN-visit/850-aide-hour held-mix paid-resource ceiling, EBIT is -$7,790. The approximate EBIT condition of 98.78 planning equivalents exceeds the paid ceiling; more volume at the same mix is not a deliverable remedy. Fees, care volume, travel, clinical work rates, premises and coverage contracts are assumptions. The director clock assumes eligible combined clinical direction and agency administration only where permitted; its 40 monthly standing hours cover governance/administration, with clinical activity added once. Any combined appointment depends on the regulator’s actual employee-and-contractor count, qualifications, required direct employment, duties and qualified alternate administration. The 8.75 wage-pool FTE excludes availability-provider personnel and does not establish a statutory count. Clerical medical administration is not the qualified administrator. Add a separately qualified paid pool when required. State-specific authority and actual qualified availability remain prerequisites.
Private-pay agency providing state-authorized intermittent RN visits and supervised home-health aide care, with paid clinical direction and qualified on-call coverage
State benchmarks: May / July 2025 · Page prepared October 16, 2026
What changes at New Jersey wage anchors?
At the assumed 80 RN visits and 800 aide care hours each month, priced at $200/visit and $45/care hour, earned fees stay $52,000.00. Direct May 2025 occupation medians calculate $47,835.23 loaded payroll, -$10,610.70 mature EBIT and -$10,444.03 cash after capital maintenance, before receivable movement, financing, income tax and distributions. Payroll is $2,873.69 more than the identical national-wage roster. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: May 2025 occupation wages. Rent, patient activity, prices, employer additions, opening and availability amounts remain assumptions; the result is a wage sensitivity, not an observed state startup cost.
Which paid roles drive this state result?
| Paid role | SOC | Authored person-hours/month | Observed hourly median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paid field RN care, travel, documentation and recovery | 29-1141 | 173.33 | $51.20 |
| Paid qualified clinical direction and agency administration, combined only where permitted | 29-1141 | 173.33 | $51.20 |
| Paid qualified alternate RN response pool | 29-1141 | 43.33 | $51.20 |
| Paid home-health aide care, travel, documentation and recovery | 31-1120 | 1,040 | $17.83 |
| Paid medical administration, scheduling and collection coverage | 43-6013 | 86.67 | $23.39 |
The three RN lines are separate allocations, with no simultaneous reuse of field, clinical-director or alternate-response hours. The director pool also includes qualified agency administration only where a combined appointment is allowed, within its existing clock; otherwise add a separate eligible paid manager. Clerical administration is a different role. All three occupational medians are direct state observations; none is a national fallback or a city offer. The 18% employer addition is assumed. Check every worker’s eligible duties, jurisdiction, wage rule, overtime, benefits, travel and absence cover against the actual schedule. Wage data and release freshness were checked October 16, 2026. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: May 2025 occupation wages.
Can the paid pools support the financial threshold?
The approximate same-mix EBIT threshold is 98.78 RN-visit equivalents, with ten aide care hours per equivalent at the default mix. At whole completed RN-visit increments, the financial condition is 99 RN visits and 990 aide care hours. The modeled ceiling is 85 RN visits plus 850 aide care hours. The same-mix financial EBIT threshold exceeds the paid-resource plan. Raising volume at this mix cannot meet it within the disclosed capacity.
Capacity includes care, paid intervisit travel, documentation, aide handoffs, fixed work and activity-linked recovery, plus separate clinical direction, alternate response and administration. A monthly aggregate cannot prove compatible individual shifts, immediate qualified response, absence coverage or appropriate care. The 24/7 availability allowance does not create 24-hour bedside services or unlimited active nursing labor. Longer trips, more incidents, staff turnover or additional supervisory needs change both the cost and the achievable care schedule.
What does the historical New Jersey industry row establish?
The 2023 employer-industry row for NAICS 621610 records 988 establishments in New Jersey. The classification includes multiple payer models and services, including hospice and infusion. It is historical industry context, not private-pay patients, referral conversion, available staff or one-agency revenue. U.S. Census Bureau: 2023 County Business Patterns, NAICS 621610 · U.S. Census Bureau: 2022 Economic Census home-health questionnaire classification.
- Confirm the exact licensed service category, approved territory, clinical qualifications, accreditation requirements and accepted office use.
- Obtain matched paid staffing, qualified availability, insurance, systems and lease terms; count all required work, travel and recovery.
- Test care-plan-specific net fees, retained patients, referral conversion, cancellations, losses and actual collection timing in the same cash schedule.
Compare actual provider statements and their units · Test fees and completed care · Plan paid coverage and cash · Research standard and source scope
Planning information only. This is not a selected-address quote, demand forecast, clinical plan, legal determination or guarantee.
What does the state wage observation change?
The May 2025 RN occupation median in New Jersey is $51.20 per hour. The aide and medical-administration medians are $17.83 and $23.39. They are cross-industry observations, not offers for this agency’s credentials, shifts or clients.
BLS May 2025 state occupation workbook · retain exact occupation, geography and period when comparing an actual recruiting quote.
The same paid pools cost $47,835 monthly at the New Jersey wage anchors versus $44,962 nationally, a difference of $2,874 including the assumed employer addition. This isolates wage substitution; it does not compare premises, service authority, care demand, achieved fees, travel or availability contracts.
| Evidence class | What this establishes |
|---|---|
| Observed | May 2025 RN, broad home-health/personal-care aide and medical-administration wage records in the stated state. Population is background, not care demand. |
| Derived | $52,000 earned fees, -$10,611 EBIT and -$10,444 cash after maintenance follow the disclosed two streams, costs and wage substitution. |
| Assumed | Care volume, fees, visit duration/grouping, travel, records, recovery, paid pools, employer load, qualified on-call contract, an eligible combined qualified director/administrator appointment where permitted, premises, opening/accreditation, loss, collection lag, ramp and buffer remain planning assumptions. The 40 monthly standing director hours include governance/agency administration, and clinical work is added once. The clerical pool is not a qualified administrator; a required separate appointment adds another paid pool. |
At 20% fewer completed services—64 RN visits and 640 aide care hours—the same paid roster produces -$19,649 EBIT. The approximate same-mix EBIT condition is 98.78 equivalents versus a paid ceiling of 85. The financial condition does not fit the paid ceiling, so more volume at the same mix is not a feasible remedy.
| Held-constant test | Exact change | Mature EBIT / month | Cash after capital maintenance / month |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20% fewer completed care services | 64 completed RN visits + 640 aide care hours; fees and every paid pool unchanged | -$19,649 | -$19,482 |
| 10% higher wage anchors | 1.10 × all three occupation wage anchors; paid hours and 18% employer addition unchanged | -$15,394 | -$15,228 |
| 20% higher office allowance | $2,400 office allowance, 20% above the assumed $2,000; all other inputs unchanged | -$11,011 | -$10,844 |
Of these declared test sizes, 20% fewer completed care services has the largest absolute EBIT effect: -$9,038 per month relative to this wage reference. The tests have no assigned probabilities and do not establish actual demand, hiring offers or an office quote. Care changes retain whole RN completions and whole aide visit blocks; maintenance cash remains distinct from EBIT and excludes receivable movement, financing, tax and owner distributions.
The national plan holds the shared definitions and financial guide explains the same care-and-cash equations. Named state observations establish only their own authority, provider terms and survey coverage.
Financial information disclaimer
Published research and calculations support business planning and education. They are not personalized financial, investment, tax or legal advice, and they do not guarantee costs, revenue, profit or financing. Estimates depend on the stated format, location, source periods and assumptions. Check the requirements and commitments that apply to your circumstances.
How to use this New Jersey profile.
This completed planning profile combines checked state wage and population sources with a transparent financial scenario. Use its opening-cost, operating-cost and revenue figures as planning inputs, then replace location-sensitive assumptions when evaluating a specific address or service area.
| Evidence family | Published basis | What to confirm locally |
|---|---|---|
| Opening costs | Published planning inputs — replace with local quotes | premises scope, fitout, equipment, installation freight tax, deposits, preopening training, opening inventory, contingency |
| Operating costs | Published planning inputs — replace with local quotes | occupancy, utilities, insurance, materials, payment fees, marketing, software administration, maintenance |
| Paid labor and employer costs | State wage benchmark used — confirm employer costs | paid roster, wages, wage floor overtime, employer taxes, benefits leave, workers compensation, owner role |
| Revenue and collections | Published planning inputs — validate price and demand locally | realized price mix, demand volume, capacity, industry cross check, launch ramp, seasonality, collections |
| Permissions and fees | Confirm for the selected address | activity address jurisdiction, initial fees, recurring fees |
National equipment prices can support the plan where configuration, delivery and taxes match the intended purchase. Confirm rent, selling prices, demand and permissions for the actual location instead of applying a generic state adjustment.
What changes in New Jersey?
The Census estimate for New Jersey is 9,548,215 people. It grew by 41,861 between July 2024 and July 2025 (+0.44%). This statewide movement cannot identify a viable frontage or the trading pattern of a neighborhood.
Using the same paid roster, New Jersey occupational wages produce $47,835 of monthly loaded payroll. That is +6.39% relative to the identical roster priced with national occupation medians ($44,962). Only wage benchmarks change in this comparison; it does not measure a state’s overall business attractiveness.
BLS wage source · Census population source · Exact fields and workbook rows
Which business is being modeled?
Private-pay agency providing state-authorized intermittent RN visits and supervised home-health aide care, with paid clinical direction and qualified on-call coverage. A private-pay agency earns fees from completed intermittent nursing visits and supervised aide care while funding licensed clinical direction, field travel, records, qualified backup and collection delays.
The qualified director pool includes standing governance and agency administration only where an eligible combined appointment is permitted; the clerical pool is not the qualified administrator. The default delivers 80 one-hour RN visits and 800 aide care hours in 200 four-hour visit blocks. Field RN work is 14 standing hours plus 80 direct-care, 40 travel, 20 documentation and two expected recovery hours: 156 of 173.3333 paid hours. Aide work is 24 standing hours plus 800 care, 100 travel, 30 documentation, 20 handoff and two expected recovery hours: 976 of 1,040 paid hours. Clinical direction uses 70 of 173.3333 hours; the qualified alternate RN response pool uses 16 of 43.3333; medical administration uses 61.4 of 86.6667. These pools are distinct and cannot be counted as simultaneous field care. At the held ratio of one RN visit to ten aide care hours, 85 whole planning equivalents fit all clocks, including 850 aide care hours across 213 visit blocks. Aides use 1,035.88 hours at that ceiling; the next equivalent needs 1,047.4 and fails. Every expected recovery rate grows with proposed activity. These are authored work and scheduling assumptions, not patient demand, legal staffing standards or proof of a deliverable address-level schedule.
| Earning or work unit | Authored default | What it establishes |
|---|---|---|
| Completed intermittent RN visits | 80 visits × one direct care hour × $200 per visit | $16,000 earned RN fees; travel, records and recovery are paid separately |
| Completed supervised aide care | 800 care hours × $45 per hour | $36,000 earned aide fees; care hours are not total paid caregiver hours |
| Whole aide visit blocks | ceil(800 ÷ 4 maximum care hours) = 200 visits | Every visit consumes travel, documentation, handoff and expected recovery, including a partly used last block |
| Planning mix equivalents | 80 × (one RN visit + ten aide care hours) | A held-mix analysis unit only; not a sold package, patient count or clinical plan |
The $200 visit and $45 care-hour fees are authored assumptions after concessions and refunds but before the separate 2% credit loss. They do not come from a scope-matched realized-price quote. Required care, actual visit duration, cancellation treatment and clinical authority must be established for each accepted client.
| Input | Reference assumption |
|---|---|
| planning mix equivalents per month | 80 |
| Combined fees per planning mix equivalent (one RN visit plus ten aide care hours) | $650.00 |
| One care-and-collection planning month | Monthly recurring-account model |
| Payment cost on collectible earned fees | 3% |
| All-in office premises allowance / month | $2,000 |
| Other fixed costs / month | $5,500 |
| Employer cost allowance | 18% above base wages |
Earned fees are after concessions and refunds but before the separate assumed 2% credit loss. Payment costs are 3% of collectible earned fees. Care supplies cost an assumed $8 per RN visit and $1 per aide care hour. Reimbursed travel assumes 20 miles per RN visit and 12 per aide visit at an authored $0.70 per mile; that rate is not presented as a tax or statutory reimbursement rate. Every paid field, documentation, supervisory and response hour remains in payroll. The $5,500 monthly standing allowance comprises $1,200 insurance, $500 secure scheduling/records, $500 marketing, $500 professional/compliance support, $200 utilities, $100 standing communications and a separate $2,500 qualified 24/7 on-call availability retainer. The retainer purchases assumed availability; actual response work has its own paid RN pool. Neither amount is a provider quote or proof of legally adequate coverage. The $2,000 office allowance and $300 capital-maintenance cash are separate.
What does the New Jersey staffing benchmark imply?
| Role / SOC | Paid hours / month | Wage benchmark / hour | P25–P75 / hour | Base wages / month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paid field RN care, travel, documentation and recovery29-1141 · Registered Nurses · State observation | 173.3 | $51.20 | $47.94–$61.41 | $8,875 |
| Paid qualified clinical direction and agency administration, combined only where permitted29-1141 · Registered Nurses · State observation | 173.3 | $51.20 | $47.94–$61.41 | $8,875 |
| Paid qualified alternate RN response pool29-1141 · Registered Nurses · State observation | 43.3 | $51.20 | $47.94–$61.41 | $2,219 |
| Paid home-health aide care, travel, documentation and recovery31-1120 · Home Health and Personal Care Aides · State observation | 1,040 | $17.83 | $16.67–$21.43 | $18,543 |
| Paid medical administration, scheduling and collection coverage43-6013 · Medical Secretaries and Administrative Assistants · State observation | 86.7 | $23.39 | $21.19–$27.59 | $2,027 |
Base wages total $40,538 per month. An authored 18% allowance for employer costs adds $7,297, giving $47,835 of loaded payroll. The allowance is a planning shortcut; it is not a state-specific payroll tax calculation or benefits quote for New Jersey.
The director pool assumes an eligible combined clinical-director and agency-administrator appointment only where permitted. Its 40 monthly standing hours cover governance and agency administration; activity-linked clinical work is added once within the same paid clock. Any combined appointment depends on the regulator’s actual employee-and-contractor count, qualifications, required direct employment, duties and qualified alternate administration. The 8.75 wage-pool FTE excludes availability-provider personnel and does not establish a statutory count. The medical-administration pool supplies clerical work, not the qualified agency administrator. If separate qualified roles are required, add a separately paid pool and recalculate. May 2025 BLS medians anchor Registered Nurses (29-1141), Home Health and Personal Care Aides (31-1120) and Medical Secretaries and Administrative Assistants (43-6013). Paid field RN and clinical director coverage each has 40 weekly hours, and the qualified alternate RN response pool ten, totaling 390 monthly RN person-hours at 52/12 weeks per month. Aides have 240 weekly hours, or 1,040 monthly; administration has 20 weekly hours, or 86.6667 monthly. The cross-industry aide occupation includes personal-care work beyond this licensed scope. Medians do not prove hiring costs, credentials or availability. The 18% employer addition is assumed. Split aggregate pools into enough qualified people, lawful individual shifts, leave/relief, travel, training and overtime; a full-time director cannot be silently reused as a simultaneous field nurse. Every operating role is paid, including management or supervision. If the owner performs a modeled role, their compensation occupies that role once; no additional owner draw is included in operating profit.
The middle 50% wage interval describes the occupation’s observed wage distribution. It is not a confidence interval for this business’s total payroll. Allocate the aggregate hours across an actual roster and check wage rules, overtime, leave and employer obligations for the chosen location.
How is the opening funding scenario built?
| Use of funds | Cash paid |
|---|---|
| Office, secure records and furniture allowance | $12,000 |
| Secure devices and communications allowance | $8,000 |
| Nursing and aide safety-kit allowance | $8,000 |
| Authority, policies, professional and accreditation planning allowance | $10,000 |
| Insurance setup allowance | $5,000 |
| Recruitment and launch allowance | $8,000 |
| Opening care supplies allowance | $4,000 |
| Opening contingency allowance | $10,000 |
| Refundable premises deposit (two months) | $4,000 |
| Paid pre-opening training | $3,785 |
| Total payments before opening | $72,785 |
The equipment and premises allowances are the same in all 50 states for this operating format. They are a comparison baseline and must be replaced with local scopes and quotes. Training uses 120 aggregate paid hours at the modeled team’s weighted loaded rate. The refundable deposit is cash tied up, not an operating expense.
The cash schedule tests 60 months, with sales ramping through 40%, 55%, 70%, 82%, 90%, 96%, 100% of the volume assumption. Full payroll and fixed costs begin in month one. The reserve covers the deepest cumulative operating deficit plus the stated buffer. A buffer is retained cash, not spending and not part of project payback twice.
Earned fees, collectible balances and cash are separate. The default applies a 2% expected credit loss once, then holds 30 average days of collectible earned fees in month-end receivables. Payment costs and other modeled commitments are assumed paid in the earned month; actual invoice, payroll and settlement dates need a dated ledger. Customer advances for undelivered care, refunds and restricted funds remain separate obligations. This wage scenario loses $10,444 mature cash per month; its $936,762 opening-plus-60-month reserve would finance modeled continuing losses. This is not a viability or financing recommendation. Opening payments are not sustainably recovered within 60 planning months. State wages are observations; all commercial, workload and collection inputs remain assumptions. Asset purchases are depreciated over 60 months for this scenario. No sale or deposit recovery is assumed at the end.
Can completed skilled care pay for the full commitments?
Completed RN visits and aide care hours earn different fees. Deduct expected credit loss once, apply payment cost to collectible earned fees, and add the actual supplies and whole-visit mileage allowances before the full paid roster and standing costs.
| Measure | Monthly amount | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| Earned RN fees | $16,000 | 80 completed visits × $200 |
| Earned aide fees | $36,000 | 800 completed care hours × $45 |
| Total earned fees | $52,000 | After concessions/refunds, before the separate expected credit loss |
| Expected credit loss | $1,040 | 2% of earned fees; permanently reduces collectible earning once |
| Collectible earned fees | $50,960 | Earned fees less the expected credit loss |
| Payment-cost estimate | $1,529 | 3% of collectible earned fees; assumed paid in the earned month |
| Use-driven care supplies | $1,440 | $8 per RN visit plus $1 per aide care hour |
| Travel reimbursement | $2,800 | 20 RN miles/visit + 12 aide miles/whole block, at an assumed $0.70/mile |
| Contribution before paid roster | $45,191 | Collectible fees less payment costs, care supplies and mileage |
| Loaded paid roster | $47,835 | Five distinct paid pools; 18% employer addition assumed |
| Premises and other standing commitments | $7,500 | $2,000 office + $3,000 other costs + $2,500 qualified availability retainer |
| EBITDA | -$10,144 | Contribution less all paid roster and standing commitments |
| Depreciation | $467 | $28,000 selected assets / 60 months |
| Depreciation-inclusive EBIT | -$10,611 | EBITDA less depreciation |
| Capital-maintenance cash | $300 | Capital cash allowance, distinct from depreciation |
| Cash after maintenance before receivable movement | -$10,444 | EBITDA less capital maintenance; debt, tax and distributions excluded |
The paid-resource ceiling at the held one-RN-visit/ten-aide-hour mix is 85 whole planning equivalents. The approximate financial thresholds are 97.9591 for EBITDA, 98.4998 for cash after maintenance and 98.7842 for EBIT. The first permitted financial cash condition is 99 equivalents; it exceeds the paid-resource ceiling. The first permitted financial EBIT condition is 99; it exceeds the paid-resource ceiling. A financial condition is not a clinical prescription or an actual client/staff timetable. At the ceiling, EBIT is -$7,790 and cash after maintenance is -$7,624.
| Paid resource | Available hours / month | Workload at ceiling | Workload at next equivalent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paid field RN care, travel, documentation and recovery | 173.3333 | 164.875 | 166.65 |
| Paid aide care, whole-visit travel, documentation, handoff and recovery | 1,040 | 1,035.88 | 1,047.4 |
| Paid qualified clinical direction and agency administration | 173.3333 | 71.8775 | 72.25 |
| Paid qualified alternate RN response | 43.3333 | 16.51 | 16.6 |
| Paid medical administration, scheduling and collection | 86.6667 | 64.29 | 64.805 |
At the ceiling, aide care needs 213 whole visit blocks. The next planning equivalent needs 215 blocks and 1,047.4 aide person-hours, exceeding the paid 1,040. Field RN, director, alternate response and administration are independent constraints. These assumed aggregate clocks do not prove qualifications, client compatibility, travel timing, actual staffing availability or legal adequacy.
| Measure | First twelve planning months | Mature month before receivable movement |
|---|---|---|
| Earned fees | $536,880 | $52,000 |
| Expected credit loss | $10,738 | $1,040 |
| Collectible fees actually received in the first-year schedule | $475,182 | Mature collection timing depends on receivable movement |
| EBITDA | -$197,433 | -$10,144 |
| Depreciation-inclusive EBIT | -$203,033 | -$10,611 |
| Operating cash after maintenance and receivable movement | -$251,993 | -$10,444 |
The default holds 30 average days of collectible earned fees in month-end receivables. Expected credit losses are excluded from that receivable rather than deducted a second time. The payment-cost estimate, supplies, mileage, paid roster and standing costs are assumed paid in the earned month; this is a conservative timing convention, not an observed processor settlement term. At a stable mature volume, the receivable stops growing, but it still ties up $50,960. A dated payroll, invoice and bank schedule can show a larger daily need.
Opening payments are approximately $72,785. The cumulative operating deficit reaches approximately $753,307 in month 60; the retained buffer is approximately $110,670. Their approximately $936,762 total would finance the modeled continuing losses over 60 months. More starting cash does not repair that operating gap. This is not a financing recommendation. Opening payments are not sustainably recovered within that horizon. Validate supported fees, service mix, territory and every qualified paid commitment before proceeding.
Test your own New Jersey skilled-care and collected-cash scenario.
Use one input set for completed RN visits, aide care hours, whole aide visit blocks, each paid role, qualified on-call availability, credit losses, collections and the full cash schedule.
The default is 80 completed one-hour RN visits at $200 per visit plus 800 completed aide care hours at $45 per hour. The fees are assumptions after concessions and refunds but before a separate 2% expected credit loss. Earning is uniform within each 30-day planning month; collections follow the entered whole/fractional lag and earlier earned-fee cohorts, with no preopening earning. Four-hour aide blocks require 200 visits; a partially used block still consumes a complete travel, documentation and handoff allowance.
RN visits are whole counts. Exact legitimate fees, care hours, rates and paid hours retain their entered precision. A dated client and staff schedule, authority for the exact services, applicable care plans, qualified clinical direction and paid 24/7 on-call arrangements can impose a lower ceiling. The director pool assumes an eligible combined clinical-direction and agency-administrator appointment only where permitted. Its 40 monthly standing hours cover governance and administration; clinical work is added once. Any combined appointment depends on the regulator’s actual employee-and-contractor count, qualifications, required direct employment, duties and qualified alternate administration. The 8.75 wage-pool FTE excludes availability-provider personnel and does not establish a statutory count. Medical administration is clerical, not the qualified administrator. Add a separately qualified paid pool where required. These inputs do not certify clinical or legal adequacy. Reset restores the exact reference.
Reference result · the care and paid-coverage assumptions apply.
- Completed RN visits
- 80 visits / month
- Completed aide care
- 800 care hours / month
- Whole aide visit blocks
- 200 visits / month
- Earned RN fees
- $16,000
- Earned aide fees
- $36,000
- Total earned fees before expected credit loss
- $52,000
- Expected credit loss
- $1,040
- Collectible earned fees
- $50,960
- Payment costs
- $1,529
- Use-driven care supplies
- $1,440
- Mileage reimbursement allowance
- $2,800
- Loaded paid roster
- $47,835
- Mature EBITDA
- -$10,144
- Monthly depreciation
- $467
- Mature depreciation-inclusive EBIT
- -$10,611
- Mature cash after capital maintenance, before receivable movement
- -$10,444
- Approximate same-mix EBITDA threshold
- 97.96 RN-visit equivalents with 10 aide care hours each
- Approximate same-mix cash-after-maintenance threshold
- 98.5 RN-visit equivalents with 10 aide care hours each
- Approximate same-mix EBIT threshold
- 98.78 RN-visit equivalents with 10 aide care hours each
- First permitted activity meeting the cash boundary, financial condition only
- 99 RN-visit equivalents with 10 aide care hours each
- First permitted activity meeting the EBIT boundary, financial condition only
- 99 RN-visit equivalents with 10 aide care hours each
- Paid-resource ceiling for the entered mix
- 85 RN-visit equivalents with 10 aide care hours each
- EBIT at that paid-resource ceiling
- -$7,790
- Cash after maintenance at that ceiling
- -$7,624
- Refundable premises deposit
- $4,000
- Paid pre-opening training
- $3,785
- Total opening payments
- $72,785
- Largest cumulative operating cash deficit
- $753,307
- Month of deepest cumulative deficit; zero means none
- 60 month
- Retained standing-cost buffer
- $110,670
- Opening payments plus 60-month operating reserve
- $936,762
- First-year operating cash after receivable movement
- -$251,993
- Sustained opening-cash recovery within 60 months
- Unavailable
- Paid field RN care, travel, documentation and recovery at the ceiling
- 164.88 hours
- Paid aide care, whole-visit travel, documentation, handoff and recovery at the ceiling
- 1,035.88 hours
- Paid qualified clinical direction and agency administration at the ceiling
- 71.88 hours
- Paid qualified alternate RN response at the ceiling
- 16.51 hours
- Paid medical administration, scheduling and collection at the ceiling
- 64.29 hours
RN visits earn a per-visit fee; aide services earn completed care hours. An aide visit block rounds up for travel, documentation, handoff and recovery even when its last care block is partly used. Credit losses reduce collectible earned fees once. Collections follow earned-fee cohorts with uniform earning in each 30-day planning month and no preopening earning. Whole and fractional collection-lag months determine the receipts; receivable movement changes cash rather than deducting fees again. The same-mix EBIT threshold exceeds at least one paid resource. More volume at this mix cannot repair the case within its capacity. The mature month loses cash. The displayed 60-month funding would finance the modeled losses; it is not a viability or financing recommendation. The 40/55/70/82/90/96/100% ramp is assumed; completed RN visits round down to whole visits and aide travel uses whole visit blocks. Qualified 24/7 on-call availability has its own retainer; field, director and alternate-response hours are distinct paid pools. Actual credentials, required plans, state authority, service territory, individual shifts, clinical need, leave, overtime, qualified backup and availability contracts require separate verification. Continuous bedside care, therapy, hospice, infusion, equipment sales and public-payer billing are excluded. Month-end cash can miss a larger daily gap. Debt, tax and owner distributions are separate.
Open the full 60-month completed-care, workload and cash schedule
| Month | RN visits | Aide care hours | Aide visit blocks | Earned fees | Expected credit loss | Collectible earned fees | Collections | EBITDA | Depreciation | EBIT | Capital maintenance | Receivables | Receivable increase | Operating cash | Cumulative operating cash | Funded closing cash | Field RN hours | Aide hours | Clinical director hours | Alternate RN response hours | Medical administration hours | Workload fits (1=yes; 0=no) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 32 | 320 | 80 | $20,800 | $416 | $20,384 | $0 | -$37,259 | $467 | -$37,725 | $300 | $20,384 | $20,384 | -$57,943 | -$57,943 | $806,034 | 70.8 | 404.8 | 52 | 11.2 | 34.16 | 1 |
| 2 | 44 | 440 | 110 | $28,600 | $572 | $28,028 | $20,384 | -$30,480 | $467 | -$30,947 | $300 | $28,028 | $7,644 | -$38,424 | -$96,367 | $767,610 | 92.1 | 547.6 | 56.5 | 12.4 | 40.97 | 1 |
| 3 | 56 | 560 | 140 | $36,400 | $728 | $35,672 | $28,028 | -$23,701 | $467 | -$24,168 | $300 | $35,672 | $7,644 | -$31,645 | -$128,012 | $735,965 | 113.4 | 690.4 | 61 | 13.6 | 47.78 | 1 |
| 4 | 65 | 656 | 164 | $42,520 | $850 | $41,670 | $35,672 | -$18,379 | $467 | -$18,846 | $300 | $41,670 | $5,998 | -$24,677 | -$152,689 | $711,288 | 129.38 | 804.64 | 64.53 | 14.53 | 53.17 | 1 |
| 5 | 72 | 720 | 180 | $46,800 | $936 | $45,864 | $41,670 | -$14,663 | $467 | -$15,130 | $300 | $45,864 | $4,194 | -$19,158 | -$171,847 | $692,130 | 141.8 | 880.8 | 67 | 15.2 | 56.86 | 1 |
| 6 | 76 | 768 | 192 | $49,760 | $995 | $48,765 | $45,864 | -$12,086 | $467 | -$12,553 | $300 | $48,765 | $2,901 | -$15,287 | -$187,134 | $676,843 | 148.9 | 937.92 | 68.71 | 15.64 | 59.5 | 1 |
| 7 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $48,765 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $2,195 | -$12,639 | -$199,773 | $664,204 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 8 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$210,217 | $653,760 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 9 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$220,661 | $643,316 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 10 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$231,105 | $632,872 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 11 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$241,549 | $622,428 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 12 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$251,993 | $611,984 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 13 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$262,437 | $601,540 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 14 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$272,881 | $591,096 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 15 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$283,325 | $580,652 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 16 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$293,769 | $570,208 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 17 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$304,213 | $559,764 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 18 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$314,657 | $549,320 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 19 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$325,101 | $538,876 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 20 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$335,545 | $528,432 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 21 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$345,989 | $517,988 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 22 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$356,433 | $507,544 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 23 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$366,877 | $497,100 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 24 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$377,321 | $486,656 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 25 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$387,766 | $476,212 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 26 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$398,210 | $465,768 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 27 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$408,654 | $455,324 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 28 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$419,098 | $444,880 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 29 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$429,542 | $434,435 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 30 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$439,986 | $423,991 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 31 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$450,430 | $413,547 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 32 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$460,874 | $403,103 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 33 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$471,318 | $392,659 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 34 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$481,762 | $382,215 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 35 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$492,206 | $371,771 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 36 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$502,650 | $361,327 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 37 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$513,094 | $350,883 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 38 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$523,538 | $340,439 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 39 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$533,982 | $329,995 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 40 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$544,426 | $319,551 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 41 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$554,870 | $309,107 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 42 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$565,314 | $298,663 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 43 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$575,758 | $288,219 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 44 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$586,202 | $277,775 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 45 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$596,646 | $267,331 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 46 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$607,090 | $256,887 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 47 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$617,534 | $246,443 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 48 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$627,978 | $235,999 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 49 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$638,422 | $225,555 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 50 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$648,866 | $215,111 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 51 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$659,310 | $204,667 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 52 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$669,754 | $194,223 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 53 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$680,198 | $183,779 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 54 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$690,642 | $173,335 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 55 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$701,087 | $162,891 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 56 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$711,531 | $152,447 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 57 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$721,975 | $142,003 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 58 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$732,419 | $131,559 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 59 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$742,863 | $121,115 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
| 60 | 80 | 800 | 200 | $52,000 | $1,040 | $50,960 | $50,960 | -$10,144 | $467 | -$10,611 | $300 | $50,960 | $0 | -$10,444 | -$753,307 | $110,670 | 156 | 976 | 70 | 16 | 61.4 | 1 |
The practical opening route in New Jersey.
Take the exact state and service area, ownership, nursing/aide categories, administrator and clinical-director credentials, client acceptance and care-plan process, operating hours, qualified on-call/alternate arrangements, field roster, insurance, records/privacy, emergency and continuity policies, office and accreditation scope to the responsible licensing authority and qualified advisers. Confirm the actual category rather than assuming every state uses the phrase home health agency for a private-pay operation.
| Workstream | Official starting points | What to ask |
|---|---|---|
| Business and activity | Which entity, name or activity registrations apply, and which local or specialist office also has responsibility? | |
| Tax | Which registrations and treatment apply to the actual goods or services, location and staffing arrangements? | |
| Employers | Which employer accounts, reporting steps and labor obligations apply to the planned paid roster? |
Take the activity, address, proposed equipment and staffing plan to the relevant office. Record applicability, supporting documents, fees, dependencies and renewal terms from the actual official response.
Agency routes were listed on the IRS New Jersey directory when retrieved September 5, 2026. Links identify starting offices; they do not verify a permit, tax treatment, fee or opening time for this business. Open the full New Jersey opening checklist →
What must be verified before opening in New Jersey?
Can the authorized RN and aide services retain completed, paid care at the realized fee mix while all field, clinical direction, availability, recovery and collection obligations fit a funded qualified roster?
- Define the exact licensed nursing and aide scope, accepted client needs, required plan/order and supervision, visit duration, service territory, operating hours, qualified availability, care records, cancellation/refund and payment terms. Keep the nursing visit and aide care hour separate.
- Track lawful referrals, inquiries, accepted clients, approved care, scheduled visits, completed RN visits, delivered aide care hours, cancellations, missed visits, actual duration and travel, concessions, expected losses, earned receivables and collections. Neither a provider fee nor an older population count establishes paid clients.
- Rehearse a dated client-by-client roster with qualified named staff, travel, documentation, clinical review, protected director time, leave, recovery and alternate response. Compare actual collected contribution with the complete quoted coverage cost before hiring to a larger schedule.
Resolve service authority first
Confirm the jurisdiction-specific license/category, ownership and administrator/director eligibility, accepted nursing/aide scope, required plans, accreditation where applicable, insurance, records and qualified on-call arrangement before offering care. A private-pay label does not remove skilled-service obligations.
Build a complete paid care route
Match authorized clients, named qualified staff, visit windows, travel, documentation, handoffs, clinical review, recovery and backup. Protect the director and alternate pools rather than adding their hours to billable field capacity.
Quote and fund earning-to-collection
Obtain authority/accreditation, insurance, secure systems, staffing and availability quotes. Test separate fees and completed care, expected credit loss, dated payroll and collection lag. Revise the unprofitable reference rather than financing the same loss indefinitely.
A fee schedule can hide a collection and capacity gap
Provider asking prices and broad surveys do not establish realized agency yield or demand. Credit losses permanently reduce collectible fees; receivables delay otherwise collectible cash. Raising volume can overbook paid caregivers before it reaches the financial threshold.
For a selected address or service area, collect an evidence pack covering premises and equipment quotes, paid demand, staffing, collection terms and the responsible authorities. The state wage and population evidence on this page does not supply those location-specific inputs.
What supports this page?
- BLS: May 2025 state occupational wages (XLSX in ZIP)
State: New Jersey, FIPS 34. Cross-industry, ownership 1235. H_MEDIAN supplies an available hourly benchmark; H_PCT25 and H_PCT75 describe the occupational distribution. 29-1141 (Registered Nurses), state workbook row 21635; 29-1141 (Registered Nurses), state workbook row 21635; 29-1141 (Registered Nurses), state workbook row 21635; 31-1120 (Home Health and Personal Care Aides), state workbook row 21685; 43-6013 (Medical Secretaries and Administrative Assistants), state workbook row 21848. Retrieved October 16, 2026.
- BLS: May 2025 national occupational wages (XLSX in ZIP)
The national comparison uses the same paid roster and these national H_MEDIAN observations: 29-1141, national workbook row 540; 29-1141, national workbook row 540; 29-1141, national workbook row 540; 31-1120, national workbook row 613; 43-6013, national workbook row 921. Any national value substituted for a suppressed state value is identified separately. National observations do not become state observations.
- Census: Vintage 2025 state population estimates (CSV)
SUMLEV 040; STATE 34; POPESTIMATE2025 and POPESTIMATE2024. July 1 estimates; change and percentage change are calculated within the same vintage. Population is context, not a customer forecast.
- BLS: wage definitions and technical notes
OEWS covers employee jobs across industries. It is a statistical benchmark, not a hiring quote or legal wage floor. Employer benefits and overtime premiums are outside the wage measure; tips can be included.
- USAGov: New Jersey government and agencies
An official route to the state government and major agencies. This directory does not confirm the fees, permits or approval times for a particular address or business.
- Reference assumptions and calculation method
All selling prices, demand, paid hours, employer allowance, premises, startup allowances, cost shares, ramp and cash buffer are authored planning inputs. No commercial quote or researched state total is implied.
How to read the reference inputs
The stated operating format and paid roster define the scenario. Wage and population observations keep their geography and period. Replace commercial assumptions only with evidence that matches the scope, then reconcile the same inputs across earnings, cash and the delivery schedule.
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