State Guides
Home Health Care by State
Comprehensive guides for every US state covering licensing, caregiver certification, Medicaid programs, reimbursement rates, and workforce strategies for home health agencies.
Each guide covers your state's agency licensing requirements, HHA and CNA certification, Medicaid reimbursement rates, HCBS waiver programs, labor laws, and practical workforce strategies. Use these resources to stay compliant and competitive in your market.
50-State Compliance Quick Reference
Printable reference table with HHA training hours, CNA requirements, EVV models, licensing agencies, and minimum wages for all 50 states.
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Open 50-State Quick ReferenceRegional Spotlights
Deep dives into the states facing the most acute caregiver shortage challenges, with local recruiting and retention strategies.
Florida
Ranks dead last in home health aide availability despite having the second-largest senior population.
Texas
5,200+ open caregiver positions with Medicaid paying just $8.11/hour—less than fast food wages.
Georgia
Ranks 44th nationally for home health worker availability with only 79 workers per 1,000 seniors.
North Carolina
Ranks 50th in home health aide wages while needing 186,000+ direct care workers.
Pennsylvania
112,500 home care shifts unfilled monthly with pay 25-75% less than neighboring states.
Arizona
Needs 41,000 new direct care workers while facing extreme heat and vast rural distances.
All 50 State Guides
Select your state for a complete guide to home health care regulations, payment models, and workforce requirements.