Home care · New York
Home care in New York, county by county
Agency home care in New York typically runs around $35/hr, and the state’s Medicaid programs — Managed Long Term Care, CDPAP, Community First Choice Option — can pay for care at home for people who qualify. Pick your county below for local framing, costs, and FAQs.
Every New York county
- Kings County~2.6 million
- Queens County~2.3 million
- New York County~1.7 million
- Suffolk County~1.5 million
- Nassau County~1.4 million
- Bronx County~1.4 million
- Westchester County~1 million
- Erie County~951,000
- Monroe County~752,000
- Richmond County~498,000
- Onondaga County~470,000
- Orange County~412,000
- Rockland County~348,000
- Albany County~320,000
- Dutchess County~300,000
- Saratoga County~240,000
- Oneida County~228,000
- Niagara County~210,000
- Broome County~196,000
- Ulster County~183,000
- Schenectady County~162,000
- Rensselaer County~161,000
- Chautauqua County~124,000
- Oswego County~118,000
- Jefferson County~113,000
- Ontario County~113,000
- St. Lawrence County~106,000
- Tompkins County~106,000
- Putnam County~98,000
- Steuben County~92,000
- Wayne County~91,000
- Chemung County~81,000
- Sullivan County~80,000
- Clinton County~78,000
- Cattaraugus County~75,000
- Cayuga County~75,000
- Madison County~67,000
- Warren County~65,000
- Livingston County~62,000
- Otsego County~61,000
- Columbia County~60,000
- Washington County~60,000
- Herkimer County~60,000
- Genesee County~58,000
- Fulton County~52,000
- Montgomery County~50,000
- Tioga County~48,000
- Allegany County~47,000
- Franklin County~47,000
- Greene County~47,000
- Cortland County~46,000
- Chenango County~46,000
- Delaware County~44,000
- Orleans County~40,000
- Wyoming County~40,000
- Essex County~37,000
- Seneca County~33,000
- Schoharie County~30,000
- Lewis County~27,000
- Yates County~24,000
- Schuyler County~17,000
- Hamilton County~5,100