Home Care Agencies in Kansas

104 home care and home health agencies in Kansas, across 52 cities. Compare the care they give and how families pay — with free guidance from YourPath.

Agencies in Kansas: 104
Cities: 52
Medicare-certified home health: 104

Types of care at home in Kansas

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Home care

Non-medical help from a caregiver: bathing and dressing, meals, light housekeeping, rides and company. Families usually pay privately or with long-term care insurance.

Home health

Skilled care a doctor orders — nursing, physical, occupational or speech therapy — from a Medicare-certified agency, usually for a limited time after an illness or hospital stay.

Respite and live-in care

Short-term care that gives family caregivers a break, or a caregiver who stays in the home, including overnight, when someone shouldn’t be alone.

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Featured agencies in Kansas

24 of the 104 agencies in Kansas. Choose a city above to see the agencies there. Select one to see the care it gives and to get in touch through YourPath.

How YourPath helps you find care at home in Kansas

Choosing an agency is easier with someone who knows the options. Tell us about the care needed, the budget and what matters most, and a YourPath advisor will help you compare agencies in Kansas — and weigh care at home against senior living if you’re deciding between them. It’s free for families.

Questions about home care in Kansas

How many home care agencies are in Kansas?

YourPath lists 104 home care and home health agencies in Kansas across 52 cities. 104 are Medicare-certified home health agencies.

What is the difference between home care and home health?

Home care is non-medical help from a caregiver — bathing, dressing, meals, housekeeping and company. Home health is skilled care a doctor orders, such as nursing or physical therapy, from a Medicare-certified agency, usually for a limited time.

How do families pay for home care in Kansas?

Most non-medical home care is paid privately or with long-term care insurance. Medicare can cover skilled home health for a limited time when a doctor orders it, and some veterans qualify for VA benefits. Kansas’s Medicaid long-term care programs include the HCBS Frail Elderly Waiver; ask your advisor whether it covers care at home in your situation.

How do I choose a home care agency in Kansas?

Start with the care that’s needed and how many hours a week. Then compare agencies on the services they offer, how they pay and train caregivers, their minimum visit length and how families pay. A YourPath advisor can help you compare — it’s free for families.