Running a home care agency in North Dakota
The rules, requirements and market numbers for non-medical home care in North Dakota. Each page lists its sources and the date it was last verified.
- Agency licensing No state license for non-medical agencies Details
- Training requirements No set hours; see requirements Details
- Background checks Background check required Details
- EVV requirements Sandata Technologies, open model Details
- Medicaid waivers Details
- Overtime and minimum wage $7.25 minimum wage, weekly overtime after 40 hours Details
- Caregiver pay $19.95 mean hourly (May 2025) Details
- Home care rates $34.00 median hourly cost Details
- Medicaid eligibility limits $1,197/month medically needy income level for a single person living at home or receiving HCBS income, $3,000 single assets Details
- Medicaid managed care plans Fee-for-service: enroll with the state Details
- Paid family caregivers 2 programs, spouses can be paid Details
- Nurse delegation Medication: can be delegated Details
- Non-compete rules Banned Details
- Area Agencies on Aging 1 agency Details
- County market reports Home care market reports for 53 counties in North Dakota Find a county
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