Home care & home health in Colorado Springs

How many home care, home health and hospice agencies are licensed in Colorado Springs?

CDPHE's data shows 110 licensed home care agencies, 45 home health agencies and 15 hospices with offices in the five Colorado Springs areas we map.

What kinds of home care license does Colorado issue?

CDPHE's records sort home care agencies by what they may provide: Home Care Agency-Personal Care/Homemaker (53); Home Care Agency-In Home Support Services (39); Home Care Agency (Licensed Only) (16); Home Care Agency-Intellectually and Developmentally Disabled (2).

In-home support services is a Health First Colorado option in which the member directs their own care with agency support. Personal care and homemaker agencies provide non-medical help; home health agencies provide skilled care.

What does home care cost in Colorado Springs?

No Colorado Springs figure is published; CareScout's 2025 Colorado median for non-medical home care is $42 an hour, about $7,913 a month at 44 hours a week, while Medicare-covered home health visits cost an eligible patient nothing.

Health First Colorado's EBD waiver can pay for personal care and homemaker services for eligible members; assessments go through The Resource Exchange at 719-380-1100.

Which hospices have Colorado Springs offices?

CDPHE's list shows 15 hospice offices in the city: AHC Home Health & Hospice of Colorado Springs, Abode Hospice of Colorado, Brighton Hospice Colorado Springs, Bristol Hospice - Colorado Springs, Choice Hospice, Colorado Palliative & Hospice Care of Colorado Springs, Compassus - Greater Colorado Springs, Enhabit Hospice, Eventide Hospice, Gentiva I, Hope & Faith Hospice Care, Mountain Ridge Hospice, Nobel Hospice Care, Pikes Peak Hospice and Palliative Care, Za Hospice.

Medicare's hospice benefit covers hospice at home, in assisted living or in a nursing home. Ask each hospice about after-hours response and where it sends patients whose symptoms cannot be managed at home.