Home care · Texas
Home care in Texas
Quick answer
Texas home care agencies listings are coming soon. Until then, you can look up any licensed provider on the official Texas HHSC search. CareScout's 2025 Texas median for a non-medical caregiver is $30 an hour.
Home care runs about $30 an hour in Texas
Texas listings coming soon We're not publishing Texas home care agencies yet. To check whether a provider is licensed today, use the official Texas HHSC search.
Who pays
Texas Medicaid (STAR+PLUS) can pay for personal attendant services for people who qualify. See how to pay for home care and Texas costs.
Questions to ask
- What is your hourly rate, and is there a minimum number of hours per visit?
- Are nights, weekends or holidays billed differently?
- Are caregivers your employees, or independent contractors?
- Do you run background checks and check the Texas Employee Misconduct Registry?
- What dementia training do caregivers have?
- Who covers if our caregiver is sick?
- Do you take long-term care insurance or VA benefits, and do you help with the paperwork?
- How do we raise a concern, and who supervises caregivers?
Related
- Medicare home health agencies in Texas (CMS data, ranked by CMS star rating)
- Which kind of care does your parent need?
- Guides for families
Quick facts: Texas home care agencies listings are coming soon; CareScout's 2025 Texas median for a non-medical caregiver is $30 an hour. Verify licenses on the Texas HHSC search.