Home Care Near Me
MyLivingChoice is a free directory of 21,310 home care and home health agencies across the United States, with photos, family reviews, and published starting prices. Share your location or enter a ZIP code to compare the agencies serving your area, sorted by distance, with no signup and no phone calls.
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Key facts
- •MyLivingChoice lists 21,310 care at home agencies across the United States, searchable by ZIP code or your current location.
- •Results are sorted by distance from the agency's office, and each listing shows reviews, services, and hourly rates or payment types where the agency has shared them.
- •MyLivingChoice is free for families, and we do not sell your information.
How to choose between nearby options
Agencies serve a radius from their office, usually 25 to 40 miles, so a listing in a neighboring town almost always covers your address. Start with the two or three closest, then compare on the things that differ: minimum visit length, hourly rate and what it includes, whether the same caregiver comes each time, and what happens when a caregiver cannot make a shift.
Ask for a free in-home assessment from each finalist. It is the fastest way to judge how carefully an agency listens, and it puts a care plan in writing before anyone starts. Our agency interview checklist covers exactly what to ask.
On money: Medicare pays for doctor-ordered home health but not for ongoing non-medical care, and our guide to paying for home care covers Medicaid waivers, VA benefits, long-term care insurance, and what care costs at common schedules.
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Common questions
- How do I find home care near me?
- Enter your ZIP code or share your location above to see in-home care agencies serving your area, with reviews and service details. No signup required.
- What does home care include?
- Non-medical help where you live: bathing, dressing, meals, medication reminders, errands, and companionship, from a few hours a week to daily support. Medical care at home (nursing, therapy) is home health, a related but separate service.
- How does home care compare to assisted living on cost?
- Home care is billed hourly, so a few hours a day often costs less than a community, while round-the-clock home care usually costs much more. Our comparison guide walks through where the crossover sits.
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