CareScout 2025 Cost of Care Survey $2,557/mo national 45 states

Adult Day Health Care

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National median monthly cost for adult day health care: $2,557 across 45 U.S. states. Source: CareScout 2025 Cost of Care Survey (cost medians) and CMS Care Compare (provider counts).

Daytime supervised care in a community-based center. Provides social activities, meals, health monitoring.

$2,557
National median / month
$30,687
National median / year

Cost by State

# State Monthly Cost vs. National
1 Montana $5,783 +126%
2 North Dakota $5,525 +116%
3 Washington $5,395 +111%
4 Kansas $4,333 +69%
5 New Mexico $4,333 +69%
6 Oregon $4,333 +69%
7 Alaska $3,792 +48%
8 Nebraska $3,521 +38%
9 Wyoming $3,286 +29%
10 Michigan $3,250 +27%
11 New York $3,120 +22%
12 Utah $3,033 +19%
13 Indiana $2,752 +8%
14 Minnesota $2,600 +2%
15 Hawaii $2,551 0%
16 Pennsylvania $2,535 -1%
17 Maryland $2,526 -1%
18 Maine $2,492 -3%
19 Massachusetts $2,427 -5%
20 Connecticut $2,362 -8%
21 Colorado $2,275 -11%
22 New Jersey $2,167 -15%
23 Arizona $2,058 -20%
24 Missouri $2,058 -20%
25 California $2,037 -20%
26 New Hampshire $2,015 -21%
27 Oklahoma $1,993 -22%
28 Illinois $1,977 -23%
29 Georgia $1,950 -24%
30 Texas $1,950 -24%
31 Louisiana $1,913 -25%
32 Kentucky $1,907 -25%
33 North Carolina $1,831 -28%
34 Ohio $1,798 -30%
35 Virginia $1,750 -32%
36 Nevada $1,733 -32%
37 Tennessee $1,733 -32%
38 Arkansas $1,647 -36%
39 Florida $1,625 -36%
40 Iowa $1,614 -37%
41 South Carolina $1,560 -39%
42 Wisconsin $1,517 -41%
43 Rhode Island $1,408 -45%
44 Mississippi $1,365 -47%
45 Alabama $1,246 -51%

Source: CareScout 2025 Cost of Care Survey CareScout 2025 Cost of Care Survey Costs are state-level medians

What do families ask most?

How much does adult day health care cost on average?

The national median cost for adult day health care is $2,557 per month as of the CareScout 2025 survey. Actual costs vary significantly by state and location — the table above shows costs for all 45 states. Some states cost 50 percent or more above the national median, while others are significantly below.

Does Medicare cover adult day health care?

Medicare coverage for elder care is limited. Medicare covers short-term skilled nursing facility stays (up to 100 days following a qualifying hospital stay) and some home health services. It does not cover long-term custodial care, which is what most families need. See our Paying for Elder Care guide for a full breakdown of coverage options including Medicaid, long-term care insurance, and VA benefits.

Where does this cost data come from?

All cost data comes from the CareScout 2025 Cost of Care Survey (formerly the Genworth Cost of Care Survey). CareScout has conducted this annual survey since 2004, making it the longest-running and most comprehensive source of elder care cost data in the United States. Costs shown are state-level medians based on thousands of provider responses.

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Disclaimer: This information is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. Data is sourced from CareScout and federal eldercare datasets. Consult a qualified professional before making decisions based on this data.