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Home Health and Personal Care Aides Salary in District of Columbia

What Home Health and Personal Care Aides earn in District of Columbia, labor market by labor market, and what is left after taxes and living costs in 1 county.

Average in DC
$38,530
local median wages, weighted
Rank among states
9 of 42
published states
Workers in state
50,450
BLS employment estimate
Wage areas
1
1 counties

Pay by labor market in District of Columbia

Home Health and Personal Care Aides pay by wage area in District of Columbia
Wage areaMedian wageTake-home payMargin per yearLargest county
Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV$38,530$31,876−$2,144District of Columbia, DC

Counties ranked by what is left after the basics

Home Health and Personal Care Aides in District of Columbia counties, by yearly margin
#CountyMedian wageTake-home payMargin per year
1District of Columbia, DC$38,530$31,876−$2,144

Home Health and Personal Care Aides pay in District of Columbia

The employment-weighted average of local median wages for Home Health and Personal Care Aides in District of Columbia is $38,530, based on 50,450 workers. Among the 42 states with published data, that ranks number 9. The BLS national median for the occupation is $35,800, so District of Columbia averages 7.6% above it.

Published data for District of Columbia currently covers the Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV area, with a local median wage of $38,530.

Home Health and Personal Care Aides in other states

The states with the highest average local median wages for Home Health and Personal Care Aides are Washington ($47,060), Oregon ($44,986), Massachusetts ($40,939) and Rhode Island ($40,890).

Frequently asked questions: Home Health and Personal Care Aides in District of Columbia

How much do Home Health and Personal Care Aides earn in District of Columbia?

The employment-weighted average of local median wages is $38,530.