Home care · North Dakota
Home care in North Dakota, county by county
Agency home care in North Dakota typically runs around $34/hr, and the state’s Medicaid programs — HCBS Waiver, Medicaid State Plan Personal Care — can pay for care at home for people who qualify. Pick your county below for local framing, costs, and FAQs.
Every North Dakota county
- Cass County~201,000
- Burleigh County~103,000
- Grand Forks County~74,000
- Ward County~68,000
- Williams County~41,000
- Morton County~34,000
- Stark County~34,000
- Stutsman County~22,000
- Richland County~17,000
- McKenzie County~15,000
- Rolette County~12,000
- Ramsey County~12,000
- Barnes County~11,000
- Walsh County~10,000
- McLean County~9,800
- Mountrail County~9,500
- Mercer County~8,300
- Traill County~8,000
- Pembina County~6,600
- Bottineau County~6,400
- Benson County~5,800
- Ransom County~5,600
- McHenry County~5,100
- Dickey County~4,900
- LaMoure County~4,100
- Dunn County~4,000
- Pierce County~3,900
- Wells County~3,800
- Sioux County~3,700
- Sargent County~3,700
- Cavalier County~3,600
- Foster County~3,300
- Emmons County~3,200
- Nelson County~3,000
- Bowman County~2,900
- McIntosh County~2,500
- Hettinger County~2,400
- Renville County~2,400
- Kidder County~2,400
- Eddy County~2,300
- Grant County~2,200
- Griggs County~2,200
- Burke County~2,200
- Adams County~2,100
- Divide County~2,100
- Towner County~2,100
- Oliver County~1,900
- Logan County~1,900
- Golden Valley County~1,800
- Steele County~1,800
- Sheridan County~1,300
- Billings County~1,100
- Slope County~660