Home care · West Virginia
Home care in West Virginia, county by county
Agency home care in West Virginia typically runs around $30/hr, and the state’s Medicaid programs — Aged & Disabled Waiver (ADW), Medicaid Personal Care — can pay for care at home for people who qualify. Pick your county below for local framing, costs, and FAQs.
Every West Virginia county
- Kanawha County~174,000
- Berkeley County~136,000
- Monongalia County~109,000
- Cabell County~91,000
- Wood County~83,000
- Raleigh County~72,000
- Harrison County~64,000
- Jefferson County~61,000
- Mercer County~58,000
- Putnam County~57,000
- Marion County~56,000
- Ohio County~41,000
- Fayette County~39,000
- Wayne County~38,000
- Preston County~34,000
- Greenbrier County~32,000
- Logan County~31,000
- Marshall County~29,000
- Hancock County~28,000
- Jackson County~28,000
- Randolph County~27,000
- Mineral County~27,000
- Mason County~25,000
- Nicholas County~24,000
- Hampshire County~24,000
- Upshur County~24,000
- Mingo County~22,000
- Brooke County~21,000
- Boone County~20,000
- Wyoming County~20,000
- Lincoln County~19,000
- Morgan County~18,000
- McDowell County~17,000
- Lewis County~16,000
- Taylor County~16,000
- Barbour County~15,000
- Hardy County~14,000
- Wetzel County~14,000
- Roane County~14,000
- Monroe County~12,000
- Braxton County~12,000
- Summers County~12,000
- Grant County~11,000
- Ritchie County~8,200
- Webster County~7,900
- Tyler County~7,800
- Clay County~7,700
- Pocahontas County~7,700
- Doddridge County~7,600
- Pleasants County~7,400
- Gilmer County~7,100
- Tucker County~6,600
- Pendleton County~5,900
- Calhoun County~5,900
- Wirt County~4,900