Home care worker wage scale (collective bargaining): Medicaid rates by state
4 states publish a Medicaid rate for home care worker wage scale (collective bargaining), compared at the aide level. Per hour, rates range from — in Oregon to $17.31 in Vermont.
- States
- 4
- Median per hour
- $17.31
- Highest
- $17.31Vermont
- Lowest
- —Oregon
Every state, ranked
| # | State | Rate | Unit | Per hour | Effective | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | VermontAide or attendant (HHA, CNA, PCA, home care aide) | $17.31 | hour | $17.31 | 2025-07-01 | Official source |
| 2 | MinnesotaAide or attendant (HHA, CNA, PCA, home care aide) | $21.40 | hour | — | 2026-01-01 | Official source |
| 3 | ColoradoAide or attendant (HHA, CNA, PCA, home care aide) | $18.17 | hour | — | 2026-01-01 | Official source |
| 4 | OregonAide or attendant (HHA, CNA, PCA, home care aide) | $3.00 | — | — | 2026-07-01 | Official source |
Frequently asked questions
Which state pays the most for home care worker wage scale (collective bargaining)?
Vermont: $17.31 per hour ($17.31 per hour).
What is the average Medicaid rate for home care worker wage scale (collective bargaining)?
Across 4 states the median is $17.31 per hour, comparing the same provider level in each state.
Other Personal care & attendant services
Personal care / attendant care (hourly)51 statesHomemaker / housekeeping help32 statesCompanion care30 statesHome health aide or nurse aide care (hourly)25 statesPersonal care (daily rate)19 statesStructured family caregiving (daily)6 statesNurse supervision visit for personal care5 statesTraining for unpaid family caregivers4 statesLive-in personal care (24-hour)3 states
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