Senior care in Vermont.
From Burlington to Brattleboro, we recommend home care agencies near you. Free for families.
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Personalized for Mom · near 05401
Harbor Home Care
Home care agency · 2.1 mi away
Offers personal care
Serves 05401
Available weekday mornings
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Home care across Vermont.
Pick your city for local phone numbers, ways to pay and answers. If your city is not listed, enter your ZIP code and we’ll look for care near you.
Ask any Vermont home care agency about its state license or registration, its insurance, background checks and caregiver training before care starts.
Ways to pay in Vermont.
Private pay
Most families pay the provider directly. You agree on hours and rates before care starts.
Long term care insurance
Many policies cover in home care or assisted living after a waiting period.
VA benefits
Veterans and surviving spouses may qualify for Aid and Attendance or VA home care programs.
Medicaid
Your state’s Medicaid program may pay for some care at home for people who qualify.
Choices for Care
Vermont’s Choices for Care Medicaid program may pay for personal care, adult day services, a personal emergency response system and some home changes, with a case manager to plan care. It is for adults 18 and over who need nursing home level of care and qualify for long-term care Medicaid. Call the Senior HelpLine at 800-642-5119, staffed by Vermont’s Area Agencies on Aging, to talk through in-home help and how to apply for Choices for Care.
All ways to payYour first consultation with the agency is free, and so is our help finding it. Tell us what you need in Vermont and the agency reaches out to set it up.
Get my free consultationFree help in Vermont.
These services are free, whether or not you use Hailo Care.
Senior HelpLine
Statewide information and help line for people 60 and older and their families, answered by Vermont’s Area Agencies on Aging.
800-642-5119Green Mountain Care (Long-Term Care Medicaid)
State Medicaid member line run by the Department of Vermont Health Access, listed on the Long-Term Care Medicaid application for questions and interviews.
800-250-8427Healthcare Organization Complaint Reporting Line
Vermont’s Division of Licensing and Protection takes complaints about licensed health care providers, including home health agencies and care homes.
888-700-5330Alzheimer’s Association 24/7 Helpline
Free, confidential help for people living with dementia and their families, any time of day.
800-272-3900Do home care agencies need a license in Vermont?
It depends on the services an agency provides. Ask any Vermont home care agency about its state license or registration, its insurance, background checks and caregiver training before care starts.
Does Vermont Medicaid pay for home care?
It can. Vermont’s Choices for Care Medicaid program may pay for personal care, adult day services, a personal emergency response system and some home changes, with a case manager to plan care. It is for adults 18 and over who need nursing home level of care and qualify for long-term care Medicaid. Call the Senior HelpLine at 800-642-5119, staffed by Vermont’s Area Agencies on Aging, to talk through in-home help and how to apply for Choices for Care.
How much does home care cost in Vermont?
It depends on the type of care, the hours and where you live. Agencies share their rates before care starts, and the first consultation is free.
Which Vermont cities do you serve?
Every Vermont ZIP code. We have local pages for Burlington, South Burlington and Colchester.
Is a home care consultation free in Vermont?
Yes. Your first consultation with the home care agency is free, and so is our help finding the agency. There is no obligation to start care.
Let’s find care that feels like home.
Enter your ZIP code for a free consultation with a home care agency anywhere in Vermont. We match you with one local agency.
- Free for families
- Free first consultation
- No obligation