Your Maid Agency
Bukit Timah
16+ years in business
2 min walk from Beauty World MRT
Home Care & Caregivers in Singapore: 47 home care providers · personal care / trained caregiver typically S$23–S$30 per hour
Updated October 2026How we rank
Private home caregivers in Singapore cost about $23–30 an hour and licensed home nursing about $26–30+ an hour (June 2026). Subsidised home care through AIC-linked providers is means-tested, and families caring for someone who needs help with three or more daily activities can get a Home Caregiving Grant of up to $600 a month from April 2026.
12 of the best-documented home care providers in Singapore
Businesses with the most complete public records first, photos, licence matches, hours and track record. Never ordered by payment.
Hovi Care
Buona Vista
10+ years in business
7 min walk from Buona Vista MRT
Workhome Personnel
Orchard
21+ years in business
4 min walk from Orchard MRT
Jayamaids
Hougang
20+ years in business
9 min walk from Buangkok MRT
Active Global Specialised Caregivers
Novena
13+ years in business
3 min walk from Novena MRT
RasaCare Pte Ltd
Kallang
13+ years in business
7 min walk from Bendemeer MRT
Active Aging
Dhoby Ghaut
12+ years in business
2 min walk from Dhoby Ghaut MRT
Pidemco Medical Centre
Yishun
10+ years in business
3 min walk from Yishun MRT
Jolly Companion
Kallang
Since 2017
2 min walk from Kallang MRT
Cancer Surgery International
Tanglin
Since 2021
1 min walk from Napier MRT
La Cura Mobility
Queenstown
Since 2020
4 min walk from Kent Ridge MRT
Tech Bridging Employment Agency Pte Ltd
Geylang
3 min walk from Cc9 MRT
Ordered by verifiable signals, licence matches, track record and completeness of public records. Featured placements are labelled and never change this order.
Show all 47How much do home care & caregivers charge in Singapore?
Private rates before subsidy as of mid-2026. Ad-hoc bookings cost more per hour than recurring packages. Subsidised services through AIC are means-tested.
Personal care / trained caregiver
S$23–S$30 per hour
Home nursing (licensed provider)
S$26–S$30 per hour
Complex nursing costs more
Medical escort to appointments
S$60–S$90 per round trip
Plus an hourly service charge
Senior day care centre
S$400–S$2,200 per month
Dementia day care $1,000–2,800
Home Caregiving Grant (from April 2026)
S$200–S$600 per month received
By household income per person
Sources: The Money Bees – Elderly care options and costs in Singapore (2026). Prices in SGD, before GST unless stated.
How to choose a home care provider
- Get a means-test through AIC first. Subsidies for home and day care were up to 80% for citizens to June 2026, and MOH announced higher subsidies and a higher income ceiling from July 2026.
- Match the service to the need: a caregiver for bathing, feeding and companionship; a nurse for wound care, injections or tube feeding.
- Ask whether the same caregiver will come each time, and how replacements are handled.
- Apply for the Home Caregiving Grant if the person needs permanent help with at least three of six activities of daily living: $600 a month at household income per person up to $1,500, $400 up to $3,600 and $200 up to $4,800.
Red flags
- A 'nurse' who cannot show proof of nursing registration.
- Large upfront prepayments for long service packages.
- No written care plan or incident reporting.
Questions to ask before you book
- Are your nurses registered, and what training do your caregivers have?
- Will the same caregiver come each time?
- What is the minimum booking, and what are the ad-hoc versus recurring rates?
- Are you an AIC-linked provider, so that subsidies apply?
Questions about home care & caregivers in Singapore
How much does a home caregiver cost in Singapore?
As of mid-2026, private personal-care caregivers cost about $23–30 an hour and licensed home nursing about $26–30+ an hour, with ad-hoc bookings dearer than recurring packages. Medical escorts cost about $60–90 per round trip plus an hourly charge. Subsidised home care through AIC-linked providers is means-tested.
What is the Home Caregiving Grant?
A monthly cash grant for families caring for a Singapore Citizen or eligible PR who permanently needs help with at least three of six activities of daily living and does not live in a residential institution. From April 2026 it is $600 a month at household income per person up to $1,500, $400 up to $3,600, and $200 up to $4,800.
How do I get subsidised home care?
Contact the Agency for Integrated Care (AIC), which runs the means-test and refers you to funded providers. Subsidies for home and day care depend on household income per person; for citizens they ranged up to 80% to June 2026, with higher subsidies announced from July 2026.
How many home care & caregivers are there in Singapore?
Lookup lists 47 home care & caregivers in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Toa Payoh (8). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.