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How Much Does a Home Health Aide Make in Vancouver, WA in 2026?

Typical pay for Home Health Aides in Vancouver, from federal wage data (May 2025), with the ten-year trend and how the city compares across Washington.

$45,570
Typical pay a year
$21.91
Typical pay an hour
-5%
vs Washington · +27% vs US
22,860
Home Health Aides employed in the area
Where Home Health Aide pay falls in Vancouver
from starting out to the top earners
$39,120
Starting out
$42,540
First years
$45,570
Typical
$48,420
Experienced
$52,900
Top 10%

BLS OES May 2025 · Portland · Vancouver · Hillsboro metro area

A typical Home Health Aide in Vancouver, Washington earns $21.91 per hour, or $45,570 per year, according to the latest government wage data for the area (May 2025). Calculated from the annual figure, that is roughly $3,798 a month. Entry-level positions typically offer around $39,120, and the top 10% of earners make over $52,900.

That pay is 5% below the Washington figure of $47,730 and 27% above the national figure of $35,800. Vancouver ranks 8th of 12 metro areas in Washington for Home Health Aide pay. About 22,860 Home Health Aides work in the Portland · Vancouver · Hillsboro area. Vancouver is part of the Portland · Vancouver · Hillsboro metro area, and BLS reports pay for the metro as a whole, so Hillsboro share these figures.

Home Health Aide pay in Vancouver at a glance

  • Typical pay is $21.91 an hour, or $45,570 a year.
  • That is 5% below the Washington figure, ranking 8th of 12 metro areas in the state.
  • Entry-level positions typically offer around $39,120; the top 10% make over $52,900.

BLS OES May 2025

How much does a Home Health Aide make in Vancouver?

Pay in Vancouver runs from entry-level positions at around $18.81 an hour to more than $25.43 for the top 10% of earners. The table sets each career stage against the Washington and national figures.

Home Health Aide pay by career stage in Vancouver

Home Health Aide pay by career stage in Vancouver
Career stageVancouverWashingtonUnited States
Starting out$39,120$18.81 an hour$40,130$19.29 an hour$27,040$13.00 an hour
First years$42,540$20.45 an hour$44,620$21.45 an hour$31,920$15.35 an hour
Typical Home Health Aide$45,570$21.91 an hour$47,730$22.95 an hour$35,800$17.21 an hour
Experienced$48,420$23.28 an hour$48,630$23.38 an hour$39,470$18.98 an hour
Top 10%$52,900$25.43 an hour$54,980$26.43 an hour$45,040$21.65 an hour

BLS OES May 2025 · city figures cover the Portland · Vancouver · Hillsboro area as BLS defines it

Home Health Aide pay growth in Vancouver

$45,570
2025 typical annual pay
+$5,600 vs 2024
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2025

Typical (median) annual wage for Home Health Aides in the Portland · Vancouver · Hillsboro area · BLS OES May estimates, 2019 to 2025 · hover a bar for the year-over-year change

In 2019, typical Home Health Aide pay in Vancouver was $28,710 a year. By 2025 it had reached $45,570.

How Vancouver compares with other Washington cities

Tacoma pays Home Health Aides the most in Washington at $48,210 a year, $2,640 more than Vancouver. The lowest-paying area in the state is Mount Vernon at $42,690.

Typical Home Health Aide pay by metro area in Washington
#CityTypical payHourlyVs VancouverHome Health Aides employed
1Tacoma
metro incl. Seattle · Bellevue
$48,210$23.18+6%54,670
2Kelso
metro incl. Longview
$47,840$23.00+5%1,780
3Kennewick
metro incl. Richland
$47,810$22.98+5%4,800
4Wenatchee
metro incl. East Wenatchee
$47,730$22.95+5%1,120
5Walla Walla$47,700$22.93+5%1,160
6Spokane Valley
metro incl. Spokane
$47,410$22.80+4%10,580
7Port Orchard
metro incl. Silverdale · Bremerton
$46,980$22.59+3%2,130
8Vancouver
metro incl. Hillsboro
$45,570$21.91this city22,860
9Yakima$44,490$21.39-2%4,770
10Bellingham$44,080$21.19-3%2,350
11Tumwater
metro incl. Lacey · Olympia
$44,060$21.18-3%3,370
12Anacortes
metro incl. Mount Vernon
$42,690$20.53-6%1,200

Every metro area in Washington with Home Health Aide wage data · BLS OES May 2025 · Washington typical pay $47,730

Is Vancouver a good place to work as a Home Health Aide?

+27%
vs national pay · -5% vs Washington
22,860
Home Health Aides employed in the Portland · Vancouver · Hillsboro area
19
Home Health Aide jobs per 1,000 jobs, vs about 28 nationally

Home Health Aides in Vancouver earn a strong wage by national standards: typical pay is $45,570 a year, 27% above the national figure. For every 1,000 jobs in the Portland · Vancouver · Hillsboro area, about 19 are Home Health Aide positions; nationally, the figure is closer to 28. That makes Home Health Aides a smaller part of the local job market than usual, so employers draw from a smaller pool of qualified candidates.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Home Health Aide make in Vancouver, WA?
A typical Home Health Aide in Vancouver earns $45,570 a year, or $21.91 an hour, according to BLS wage data for May 2025. Entry-level pay runs about $39,120 and the top 10% earn over $52,900.
How much does a Home Health Aide make an hour in Vancouver?
Typical hourly pay for Home Health Aides in Vancouver is $21.91. Entry-level hourly pay runs about $18.81, and the top 10% earn over $25.43 an hour.
What is the starting pay for a Home Health Aide in Vancouver?
Entry-level Home Health Aide positions in Vancouver typically offer around $18.81 an hour, or $39,120 a year.
Is Home Health Aide pay in Vancouver higher than in the rest of Washington?
Vancouver pay is 5% below the Washington figure of $47,730 a year, ranking 8th of 12 metro areas in the state. Tacoma pays the most in Washington at $48,210.

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