How Much Does a Home Health Aide Make in Wyoming in 2026?

A typical Home Health Aide in Wyoming earns about $15.96 per hour ($33,190 per year), according to the latest government wage data (May 2025). That works out to roughly $2,766 per month or $638 per week, calculated from the annual figure. These figures reflect full-time, year-round pay and give a useful starting point for anyone weighing this career in Wyoming.

Compared with the national typical pay of $35,800 per year ($17.21 per hour), Wyoming falls about 7% below. The state ranks 35th out of 51 states and territories for Home Health Aide pay. Wyoming's workforce in this role totals about 3,410 positions statewide.

Entry-level Home Health Aide positions in Wyoming typically offer around $13.32 per hour, or about $27,700 per year. Workers with a bit more experience often see pay climb toward the $14.53 to $15.96 per hour range, which translates to roughly $30,210 to $33,190 annually. That upward movement usually comes within the first few years on the job.

Experienced Home Health Aides in Wyoming often earn upward of $17.93 per hour ($37,290 per year). The top 10% of earners make over $22.60 per hour, bringing in more than $47,000 annually. The spread from entry-level to top pay is about $19,300 a year. Setting, years of experience, and city of work tend to separate the lower and higher ends of that range.

In 2019, the typical Home Health Aide in Wyoming earned $27,180 per year. By 2025, that figure had risen to $33,190, a gain of $6,010 over six years. The path was not perfectly steady. Pay dipped slightly in 2023 to $29,810 before climbing to $31,280 in 2024 and reaching its current mark.

Nationally, typical Home Health Aide pay rose by about 42% over a comparable span. Wyoming's $6,010 gain represents a smaller increase in dollar terms. Still, the upward movement over six years shows that pay has been moving in a positive direction. Someone starting out now is entering at a higher base than workers did just a few years ago.

Within Wyoming, Cheyenne stands as the top-paying metro area for Home Health Aides. Typical pay there is $35,740 per year ($17.18 per hour), about 8% above the statewide figure. Casper is the only other metro area with reported data, and its typical pay comes in at $31,110 per year ($14.96 per hour). All city figures cover the full surrounding metro area.

Casper is also the lowest-paying reported metro, making the spread between the two cities about $4,630 per year. Cheyenne holds the largest Home Health Aide workforce, with roughly 750 positions compared to about 500 in Casper. With only two metro areas reporting, pay across the state is fairly uniform. Lower pay in a given city often reflects lower local living costs.

All six of Wyoming's neighboring states report higher typical Home Health Aide pay. Colorado leads at $38,540 per year (16% above Wyoming), followed by South Dakota at $37,740 (14% higher), Montana at $36,630 (10% higher), Nebraska at $36,150 (9% higher), Utah at $35,880 (8% higher), and Idaho at $34,790 (5% higher). Certification in one state can often be transferred or endorsed into a neighboring state.

A typical Home Health Aide in Wyoming currently earns about $33,190 per year, and pay has risen by $6,010 since 2019. For anyone pursuing or advancing in this role, the Wyoming Department of Health website lists current certification and registry requirements. The Cheyenne and Casper city pages on this site offer a closer look at local pay figures.