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Home health aide salary in Alabama

Open home health aide jobs in Alabama post a median of $14.50 an hour, the middle half $14.44–$14.81 (about $30,200 a year full time), $4.50 below the national posted median. From 12 jobs at 4 employers that state their pay.

The jobs themselves: Home health aide jobs in Alabama · Home health aide pay nationwide

What home health aides are paid in Alabama

Each bar counts the open jobs posting an hourly rate in its step of pay (a range at its midpoint).

Median $14.50 an hour. Middle half $14.44 to $14.81. Tap a bar for its count.

Posted hourly rates of 12 open jobs in Alabama. Lowest posted $12.75, highest $20.

Posted on open jobs in Alabama

$14.44–$14.81/hr

Middle half of 12 distinct posted rates (a job posted many times at one rate counted once), median $14.50. 50% of the 24 open home health aide jobs in Alabama state an hourly rate.

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Home health aide pay by employer in Alabama

What each employer posts for home health aides here, the employers with the most jobs stating pay first.

Median of each employer's jobs in Alabama (a range at its midpoint), and its lowest and highest rate here. An employer's name opens its pay for home health aides nationwide when it has such a page.

Best-paid open home health aide jobs in Alabama

The open jobs posting the highest hourly rates tonight, at most two from one employer.

What BLS measures in Alabama

What people employed in the occupation earned in the state, at every level of experience, from the BLS survey. A posting advertises what a new hire is offered.

BLS median by metro area

Home health aide salary in Alabama: common questions

How much does a home health aide make in Alabama?

Open home health aide jobs in Alabama that state an hourly rate post a median of $14.50, the middle half $14.44–$14.81 (12 jobs from 4 employers). Full time that is about $30,200 a year. BLS measured a median of $13.39/hr ($27,840 a year) for people employed in the occupation in Alabama (May 2025).

Which employers in Alabama pay home health aides the most?

Among employers stating a rate on at least three open jobs here: A Touch of Love Home Care ($14.50) and Helping Hearts USA ($14.25).

How does Alabama compare with the rest of the country?

The posted median in Alabama ($14.50) is $4.50 below the national posted median of $19. In the BLS survey Alabama ranks 46 of 52 by median wage.

Where do these figures come from?

From the pay open jobs state, read every night from each employer's own job board: 12 of 24 open home health aide jobs in Alabama (50%) state an hourly rate. No pay is estimated for a job that states none; "up to" ceilings and weekly travel rates are left out.

Sources and method

Only pay a job states is used, a range at its midpoint. In the state's median and middle half each employer's advertised range counts once, so an employer posting one range in many towns does not set the figure; a town's median follows the same rule. "Up to" ceilings, weekly travel rates and rates far from the occupation's median are left out. A state has a page while at least 8 jobs from 3 employers state a rate there. The yearly estimate is the hourly rate times 2,080 hours. BLS figures are as published.
  1. CareJobs.Now job board: the pay open jobs state, read nightly from each employer's own careers site, published October 29, 2026
  2. BLS OEWS May 2025: Home Health and Personal Care Aides (SOC 31-1120), every state, published May 15, 2026
  3. BLS OEWS May 2025: Home Health and Personal Care Aides, national, published May 15, 2026
  4. BLS OEWS May 2025: Home Health and Personal Care Aides by metropolitan area, published May 15, 2026

Cite this page

CareJobs.Now. (2026). Home health aide salary in Alabama. Data as of October 29, 2026. https://carejobs.now/salaries/home-health-aide/alabama

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