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About Honor Home Care

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Honor is an in-home health care provider that employs vetted professionals to provide personalized care for your loved ones. Its home care services aren’t available nationwide, but it does have plans to extend its service area in the near future.

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Pros
  • Vetted caregivers
  • Personalized care
  • Relatively affordable
Cons
  • Not available nationwide
  • No upfront costs on the website

What is Honor Home Care?

Honor is a caregiving company that helps older adults live safely and comfortably in their own homes. Its home care network spans the U.S., making it possible to share operational efficiencies and provide access to caregivers across several different locations and agencies nationwide. This gives clients faster and more reliable services and support from licensed health care professionals.

How does Honor Home Care work?

You can contact Honor to find a local caregiver in your area. The company will schedule a consultation so its professionals can create a customized care plan that works for you or your loved one. It then assigns caregivers to provide the support needed — they’ll visit regularly, depending on your care plan, to help with daily activities, medication management and more. All Honor caregivers have undergone screening, background checks and training.

If you or your loved one needs emergency care outside the hours of your care plan, Honor also offers 24/7 support and an easy-to-use app to help you and your family track the times of your caregivers’ visits and access detailed care notes.

Honor Home Care costs

Honor Home Care usually costs between $20 to $40 per hour. The total cost depends on the types of services needed and where you live. Services like basic assistance with eating and chores cost less than help with using the bathroom or bathing. If you live in a more expensive area where the cost of living is higher, you’ll likely pay a higher cost as well. Each customer receives a personalized care plan that details the total cost.

Honor Home Care FAQ

Where is Honor Home Care available?

Honor Home Care is available in California, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Ohio and Michigan. It’s recently raised more money to expand into other states.

Does Honor vet its in-home health care employees?

Yes, Honor screens and performs background checks on all its potential employees. Honor’s professionals then train and manage its caregivers once they’re hired.

What in-home health care services does Honor offer?

Honor’s services include assistance with meal preparation, grocery shopping, medication management, personal hygiene, transportation and more. Honor creates a personalized care plan specific to you or your loved one’s needs.

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Is Honor Home Care safe?

Honor vets, hires, trains and manages all its caregivers. Its network of licensed professionals is experienced and a safe and reliable option for older adults and their families. While Honor is available in just six states, it does have plans to expand into new areas. Its customized approach to care and payment plans ensure you pay only for the support and help you need.

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    Reviewed Oct. 21, 2026

    My husband is in hospice at home with end stage Alzheimer's. He is non ambulatory, fully incontinent, and is medicated to manage agitation. He requires 3 Care Pros during the day and 1 at night seven days a week. Honor raised his hourly rate when he went in to hospice because of the higher level of expertise required to care for him. I specified that he needs the same Care Pros and in addition to CNA kinds of personal tasks, they must be trained and experienced in dementia deescalation, and hoyer lift transfers.

    In six weeks, except for the Care Pro who provided Companion care in the hospital, we never got the same care pro twice unless a lead was called out to cover an absence. Occasionally, we would get someone who was good but in many instances the Care Pro they sent had never changed an adult diaper before. Instead of working as a team, Care Pros frequently bickered over the division of care plan tasks. Every day there was an incident with a Care Pro and I spent hours on the phone with my relationship manager who really tried to send qualified people in but she had no power.

    When I asked for qualifications and experience, I learned that Honor does not bother with small details like qualifications and experience. I paid Honor over $40,000 a month. A company that is unwilling to tailor the care plan to the customer's needs and doesn't value employees for their qualifications and experience does not value their customers or their employees. I found another agency that does everything we need. Everyone who comes in is a licensed CNA, we have a stable team, they are kind, and the firm was founded and is managed by RNs. If you need home health, avoid Honor like the plague. They will take your money but will not deliver the services.

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    Honor Home Care Company Information

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    Honor Home Care
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    www.honorcare.com