Home care · Montana
Home care in Montana, county by county
Agency home care in Montana typically runs around $38/hr, and the state’s Medicaid programs — Big Sky Waiver, Community First Choice / Personal Care Services — can pay for care at home for people who qualify. Pick your county below for local framing, costs, and FAQs.
Every Montana county
- Yellowstone County~172,000
- Gallatin County~127,000
- Missoula County~123,000
- Flathead County~115,000
- Cascade County~85,000
- Lewis and Clark County~75,000
- Ravalli County~48,000
- Silver Bow County~36,000
- Lake County~33,000
- Lincoln County~22,000
- Park County~18,000
- Hill County~16,000
- Sanders County~14,000
- Glacier County~14,000
- Jefferson County~13,000
- Big Horn County~13,000
- Custer County~12,000
- Fergus County~12,000
- Carbon County~11,000
- Richland County~11,000
- Roosevelt County~10,000
- Beaverhead County~10,000
- Deer Lodge County~9,800
- Madison County~9,800
- Stillwater County~9,500
- Dawson County~8,700
- Broadwater County~8,300
- Rosebud County~8,200
- Valley County~7,400
- Powell County~7,100
- Blaine County~6,900
- Teton County~6,400
- Pondera County~6,100
- Chouteau County~5,900
- Musselshell County~5,500
- Mineral County~5,200
- Toole County~5,200
- Phillips County~4,200
- Sweet Grass County~3,800
- Granite County~3,600
- Sheridan County~3,400
- Fallon County~2,900
- Judith Basin County~2,100
- Meagher County~2,100
- Wheatland County~2,100
- Liberty County~1,900
- Powder River County~1,700
- McCone County~1,700
- Daniels County~1,600
- Carter County~1,400
- Garfield County~1,200
- Prairie County~1,100
- Wibaux County~910
- Golden Valley County~860
- Treasure County~740
- Petroleum County~530