Home care in Tucson, AZ
Non-medical caregivers across Tucson, from a few hours a week to live-in care. No minimums, no contracts.
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Shaded: the 1 county of the Tucson metro area. Dashed lines: state borders.
Tucson at a glance
Sources: CareScout Cost of Care Survey 2025; U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024.
Care for your parent in Tucson, on your schedule.
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About home care in Tucson
Home care in Tucson, AZ has a CareScout 2025 median of $37 an hour for a non-medical caregiver in Tucson. That is just under the Arizona median of $38. Care helps with daily living, not medical needs. Call a HomeCare.com care advisor at 800-974-3458 to start.
In Tucson, 88,716 residents are 65 or older, according to Census figures. That is 16.2% of the city. The Tucson metro, which covers Pima County, is older still: 228,992 adults, or 21.6%, are 65 or older. In the city, 10,467 residents are 85 or older, and 31,519 households have someone 65 or older living alone. Many Tucson families plan care well before a crisis.
Pima Council on Aging serves Pima County and runs PimaCare at Home. It lists caregiver respite, training and support groups, and its Resource Line is 520-790-7262. Many families also work with TMC Health (Tucson Medical Center) or Banner - University Medical Center Tucson. HomeCare.com serves families in Tucson with non-medical caregivers, including live-in care and 24/7 coverage. Families choose the visits and hours.
Plan care in Tucson.
Choose what your parent needs. We use the Tucson area median rate to estimate the monthly cost.
We'd suggest
A caregiver keeps your parent company and helps with meals, errands and the house.
about $3,207/month
4 hrs x 5 days x 52 weeks / 12 x $37/hr (Tucson, AZ)
Market medians from the CareScout Cost of Care Survey 2025, not HomeCare.com prices. A care advisor prices your actual schedule.
Free local help for Tucson families.
Pima Council on Aging
Pima Council on Aging runs PimaCare at Home and lists caregiver respite, training, and support groups; its Resource Line is 520-790-7262.
520-790-0504Office of the Arizona State Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program
Free, confidential advocacy for people receiving long-term care.
602-542-6454 ext. 9Arizona programs that can help pay.
Rules and programs in ArizonaRules change; confirm eligibility with the state. A care advisor can talk through payment options.
Questions about care in Tucson.
What is the cost of home care in Tucson?
CareScout's 2025 survey lists $37 an hour for a non-medical caregiver in Tucson. The same survey lists assisted living at $6,858 a month, nursing home care at $275 a day and adult day care at $95 a day. A HomeCare.com care advisor can talk through payment options at 800-974-3458.
How can Pima Council on Aging help family caregivers?
Pima Council on Aging lists caregiver breaks (respite), support groups, training and one-on-one consultation for family caregivers in Pima County. It also runs PimaCare at Home. Call the main line at 520-790-0504 or the Resource Line at 520-790-7262. Pima Council on Aging serves Pima County, which includes Tucson.
Is there a PACE program in Tucson?
No. The National PACE Association directory lists PACE programs in 33 states and Washington, D.C., and Arizona is not among them as of October 2026. No PACE program serves Phoenix, Tucson, Flagstaff or Sierra Vista in that directory. Arizona's ALTCS Medicaid program may help with in-home care costs.
Is overnight care available in Tucson?
Yes. HomeCare.com serves Tucson families with live-in care and 24/7 coverage. A live-in caregiver stays in the home, and overnights are available but may be limited. For constant coverage, caregivers rotate in shifts. Both are non-medical. Call 800-974-3458 to talk through which fits.
