How Much Does In-Home Care Cost?

In-home care provides personal assistance with daily living activities such as bathing, dressing, and meal preparation in the comfort of your own home. Based on 40 hours per week of homemaker or home health aide services at approximately $27.50/hour.

Cost by State

State	Monthly Cost	Annual Cost	Medicaid
Mississippi	$3,718/mo	$44,616/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Alabama	$4,004/mo	$48,048/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Arkansas	$4,004/mo	$48,048/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Louisiana	$4,004/mo	$48,048/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Missouri	$4,290/mo	$51,480/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Oklahoma	$4,290/mo	$51,480/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
West Virginia	$4,290/mo	$51,480/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Georgia	$4,576/mo	$54,912/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Kentucky	$4,576/mo	$54,912/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
South Carolina	$4,576/mo	$54,912/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Tennessee	$4,576/mo	$54,912/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Indiana	$5,148/mo	$61,776/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Iowa	$5,148/mo	$61,776/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
North Carolina	$5,148/mo	$61,776/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Ohio	$5,148/mo	$61,776/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Utah	$5,148/mo	$61,776/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Idaho	$5,434/mo	$65,208/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Kansas	$5,434/mo	$65,208/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Michigan	$5,434/mo	$65,208/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
New Mexico	$5,434/mo	$65,208/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
South Dakota	$5,434/mo	$65,208/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Texas	$5,434/mo	$65,208/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Virginia	$5,434/mo	$65,208/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Arizona	$5,720/mo	$68,640/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Florida	$5,720/mo	$68,640/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Montana	$5,720/mo	$68,640/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Nebraska	$5,720/mo	$68,640/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Nevada	$5,720/mo	$68,640/yr	Medicaid not accepted
Pennsylvania	$5,720/mo	$68,640/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Wisconsin	$5,720/mo	$68,640/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Wyoming	$5,720/mo	$68,640/yr	Medicaid not accepted
Illinois	$6,006/mo	$72,072/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Maryland	$6,006/mo	$72,072/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
North Dakota	$6,006/mo	$72,072/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Colorado	$6,292/mo	$75,504/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Delaware	$6,292/mo	$75,504/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Minnesota	$6,292/mo	$75,504/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Maine	$6,578/mo	$78,936/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Oregon	$6,578/mo	$78,936/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Rhode Island	$6,578/mo	$78,936/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Vermont	$6,578/mo	$78,936/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
California	$6,864/mo	$82,368/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Washington	$6,864/mo	$82,368/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
New Hampshire	$7,150/mo	$85,800/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
New Jersey	$7,436/mo	$89,232/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
New York	$7,722/mo	$92,664/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Connecticut	$8,008/mo	$96,096/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Massachusetts	$8,008/mo	$96,096/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Alaska	$8,580/mo	$102,960/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state
Hawaii	$8,580/mo	$102,960/yr	Medicaid accepted in this state

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does in-home care cost without insurance?

The national average cost of in-home care is $5,720/mo ($68,640/yr). Costs vary significantly by state.

Does Medicare cover in-home care?

Medicaid is the primary payer for in-home care in most states. Eligibility requirements and coverage levels vary by state.

How much has in-home care cost increased?

In-Home Care costs have increased by 3.8% year-over-year. This trend reflects rising labor costs, inflation, and increased demand.

Does Medicare cover in-home care?

Medicare provides limited coverage for in-home care. Medicare may cover short-term skilled nursing care but does not typically cover long-term custodial care.