Yakima, WA has 2 licensed home health care agencies listed on ElderCareCosts. The median estimated cost is $8,037/mo. That's below the Washington state median by about 6%.
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Starting tier, Yakima
$3,653/mo
About 20 hours a week: a common starting point for a new home-care client
Full-time care (44 hrs/week, survey standard)
$8,037/mo
Estimated range $7,296 – $8,060
● Yakima $8,037 at 44 hrs/wk ○ National median $6,769 at 44 hrs/wk
2025 figures
This uses the survey's home care rate, because the survey no longer prices skilled nursing or therapy visits separately. Skilled visits are usually billed per visit.
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Home care in Yakima runs about $42 an hour. Here is what common schedules cost a month:
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Medicare generally does not cover long-term custodial care. Families usually combine private pay, long-term care insurance, VA Aid and Attendance, or a Medicaid waiver where they qualify. See paying for care and the state Medicaid guides.
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Here is what different monthly budgets cover in Yakima.
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Yakima, in Yakima County, has about 96,961 residents. About 16,069 of them (17%) are 65 or older. The median household income is $62,815.
Source: US Census BureauArea Agency on Aging serving this city.
State Long-Term Care Ombudsman program.
State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP).
Statewide help for older adults, people with disabilities and caregivers.
Vet Center in Yakima.
Can help pay for care if your parent qualifies.
National helplines, including the Eldercare Locator and 211, are listed on paying for care.
Veterans & surviving spouses: VA Aid & Attendance can help wartime veterans who qualify. How Aid & Attendance works →
Based on the modeled median, home health care in Yakima runs about $42 an hour. A 20-hour week runs about $3,653/month.
Yakima's median home health care cost is about 6% lower than the Washington state median.
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