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States

We add a state only after two things are checked against official documents: the cost-of-care figures for that state, and that state's own Medicaid rules. Everything else stays marked as unverified, in public.

Verified

Both pages carry the source links and the date we last checked each figure.

In progress

We have general pages for these states but have not yet verified state-specific figures against official documents. Use the state agency directly in the meantime — a page here that guesses would be worse than no page.

When a state is finished it moves to the verified list above and its pages are added to the sitemap.

Why so few states

Home care is regulated state by state: hourly rates differ, Medicaid income and asset limits differ, and the waiver that pays for care at home has a different name in almost every state. Two states a family can rely on are worth more than fifty templates repeating one national average.

Not on this list

The state Medicaid agency and your Area Agency on Aging are the authority, not us. We are an independent information site: not a government agency, not a healthcare provider, and not a licensed referral agency.

Related

We are an independent informational and tools site. We are not a government agency, not a healthcare provider, and not a licensed referral agency under California CCR Title 22 or Florida Stat. 429.195. We do not place people into facilities and we do not charge families. Nothing here is legal, medical or financial advice — always confirm current rules with the state agency or a licensed professional.