How Much Is Home Health Care per Hour in Oregon?

Home health care includes a broad selection of clinical and therapeutic services, which are tailored to meet individual needs. Services may include:

• Skilled nursing care
• Mental health care
• Nutrition therapy
• Speech therapy
• Physical therapy
• Occupational therapy
• Health monitoring

Portland is the most expensive place in Oregon for home health care, with an average hourly fee of $37.48. At the opposite end of the financial scale, the lowest price can be found in Grants Pass, where service providers charge around $28.75 per hour. Corvallis, Medford and the state capital of Salem share the median hourly rate of $32, while residents of Eugene typically pay a little more; home health care in Eugene runs roughly $32.50 an hour. Inland in Bend, home care agencies charge around $33.75 per hour. At around $31 an hour, home health care in Albany costs less than the statewide norm.

• Portland: $37.48
• Salem: $32
• Corvallis: $32
• Albany: $31
• Eugene: $32.50
• Grants Pass: $28.75
• Medford: $32
• Bend: $33.75

Home health care services cost the same in California as they do in Oregon; the median hourly fee is $32 in both coastal states. The average rate is higher in Washington, where clinical or therapeutic in-home services typically cost around $34.50 per hour. Oregon’s inland neighbors have lower median costs for home health care. The hourly rate is, on average, $28.50 in Idaho and $27 in Nevada.

• Oregon: $32
• Washington: $34.50
• California: $32
• Idaho: $28.50
• Nevada: $27