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Less Expensive Than Other Options. Home care is generally less expensive than other senior care options. Nursing home costs may range from about $200-$250 each day for a basic room and care, adding up to about $5,600 to $7,000 a month.Assisted living facilities may cost about $3,300 per month for a one bedroom unit.ess Expensive Than Other Options. Home care is generally less expensive than other senior care options. Nursing home costs may range from about $200-$250 each day for a basic room and care, adding up to about $5,600 to $7,000 a month.
Paying for In-Home Care. The national average cost of 24 hour a day in-home care in 2012 is $13,680 a month. (The average licensed in-home care company costs $19 per hour.) Depending on the level of medical care that is being received from an in-home health care company, Medicare and Medicaid may help cover some of the costs. Medicare will assisted with a portion of the costs if the patient is receiving skilled nursing care or other nursing services.