West Virginia home care costs
Hourly rates and what they add up to. Every figure carries its source and review date; where a number is not yet verified, we say so.
What home care costs in West Virginia
Quick answer. Home care in West Virginia has a median hourly rate of $30, $5 below the national median of $35 per hour. It ranks 43rd of 50 states on hourly rate. At that rate, 20 hours a week costs about $2,598 a month, and 40 hours a week costs about $5,196. The state median monthly cost for in-home care is $5,720, or $68,640 a year. For comparison, assisted living in West Virginia runs about $6,340 a month and a semi-private nursing home room about $12,836 a month. That gap is why the hours matter more than the headline rate. Every figure comes from the same CareScout Cost of Care Survey, with its source link and review date shown below, and facility costs appear only for comparison — we do not arrange placements and we do not charge families.
In-home care
In-home care (non-medical caregiver)
$30/hour
- 10 hours/week ≈ $1,299/month
- 20 hours/week ≈ $2,598/month
- 30 hours/week ≈ $3,897/month
- 40 hours/week ≈ $5,196/month
- 44 hours/week ≈ $5,716/month
Adult day care
Adult day health care
Assisted living (for comparison)
Assisted living community
$6,340/month
Nursing home (for comparison)
Nursing home
$12,836/month
How West Virginia compares with the states it borders
West Virginia sits at $30/hour. Its neighbours:
- Kentucky — $32/hour
- Maryland — $35/hour
- Ohio — $34/hour
- Pennsylvania — $34/hour
- Virginia — $35/hour
How these numbers are produced
Related
- Cost calculator
- Medicaid eligibility screener
- What helps pay for care
- How many hours do you need
- Medicaid HCBS waivers