#1
Amada Senior Care Austin
12885 Research Blvd. Suite 206, Austin, TX 78750
★★★★½ 4.9 from 136 Google reviews · Licensed in Texas
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The 8 top-ranked in-home care agencies serving Austin, TX, ordered by the Care Close to Home Score. Each holds an active Texas Home and Community Support Services Agency (Personal Assistance Services) license and has at least 10 public reviews. Amada Senior Care ranks first with 4.9 stars from 136 reviews.
Updated November 2026 · Data: state license rosters, checked October 27, 2026 · How we list agencies

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#1
12885 Research Blvd. Suite 206, Austin, TX 78750
★★★★½ 4.9 from 136 Google reviews · Licensed in Texas
#2
2579 Western Trails Boulevard #220, Austin, TX 78745
★★★★★ 5.0 from 51 Google reviews · Licensed in Texas
#3
2681 Gattis School Rd Ste 250, Round Rock, TX 78664
★★★★½ 4.6 from 198 Caring.com reviews · Licensed in Texas
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#4
13266 Pond Springs Rd, Austin, TX 78729
★★★★½ 4.7 from 110 Caring.com reviews · Licensed in Texas
#5
6301 Menchaca Rd. Unit A, Austin, TX 78745
★★★★½ 4.9 from 48 Google reviews · Licensed in Texas
#6
8911 N Capital Of Texas Highway, Suite 4100, Austin, TX 78759
★★★★½ 4.8 from 54 Google reviews · Licensed in Texas
#7
1217 W Slaughter Lane Suite 130, Austin, TX 78748
★★★★½ 4.9 from 28 Google reviews · Licensed in Texas
#8
1305 W 34th St Ste 300, Austin, TX 78705
★★★★½ 4.5 from 80 Caring.com reviews · Licensed in Texas
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We ranked the top eight in-home care agencies serving Austin, TX. Every one holds an active Texas Home and Community Support Services Agency (Personal Assistance Services) license in the Texas Health and Human Services Commission public roster dated October 27, 2026, and each has at least 10 public reviews. They are ordered by the Care Close to Home Score, which combines the rating (adjusted for how many reviews stand behind it), the number of reviews, and the license check. The other 88 licensed agencies serving Austin, TX are not listed here.
In-home care means non-medical help that lets an older adult keep living at home: bathing and dressing, meals, housekeeping, errands, medication reminders and company. It is usually paid for privately, with long-term care insurance, a Medicaid program or VA benefits, not by Medicare. Compare at least three agencies, and ask each whether caregivers are employees, how they are screened, who supervises them, the minimum hours and the hourly rate.
In Texas, the median rate for in-home care is $30 an hour, about $2,600 a month for 20 hours a week (CareScout 2025).
The 96 agencies on this list are based in 29 ZIP codes; the busiest are 78759 (11 agencies), 78731 (11 agencies) and 78748 (6 agencies). If Austin has too few choices for your needs, the closest other cities we list are Pflugerville (17 agencies, about 10 miles away), Round Rock (26 agencies, about 12 miles away) and Leander (5 agencies, about 13 miles away).
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Austin passed one million residents in the latest estimates, and it remains one of the younger big cities in Texas, with under one in ten residents aged 65 or older. That makes aging at home here a distinct experience. Older Austinites live in long-established areas like Clarksville and South Austin, in downtown high-rises, and in newer southwest subdivisions such as Circle C Ranch. Housing costs have climbed with the city's growth, so many seniors choose to stay in homes they have held for decades rather than move, often with family living some distance away.
9.5% of residents are 65 or older. Source: 2020 Census, via Wikipedia; Austin is a young city, older adults are a smaller share than the Texas average.
In Austin, families ask about care in Downtown, Clarksville, East Austin, South Congress, North Central Austin and Circle C Ranch.
Agencies listed here also commonly serve nearby Georgetown, Bastrop, San Marcos, Hutto and Taylor. Confirm each agency's service area before you sign.
Care that fits the routines of home often means getting to the places that matter: Texas State Capitol, University of Texas Main Building and Tower, Zilker Park, Barton Springs, Lady Bird Lake and McKinney Falls State Park.
Austin summers are long and very hot, with July and August highs often reaching 95 degrees or more, so cooling and hydration routines are a real part of planning daily care. Winters are mild, but the rare ice storm can shut the city down and knock out power, so a backup plan for a few days at home is worthwhile. Housing ranges from downtown high-rise condos to single-family homes, and the city has relaxed zoning to allow more small units. CapMetro runs buses, rapid lines and a rail line, though most families still drive across a spread-out city.
Phone numbers and programs checked against official sources in October 2026. Call ahead, as hours and programs change.
The state roster dated October 27, 2026 lists 96 agencies in Austin with an active Texas license. Agencies based in nearby towns may also serve Austin.
Call at least three. Ask whether caregivers are employees or independent contractors, how they are screened and supervised, the minimum hours and the hourly rate, and what happens when a caregiver is sick. Ask for a written care plan. Our guide to how to check an agency has the full list.
Each agency has an active state license and at least 10 public reviews. The Care Close to Home Score is out of 100: 60 points for the review rating, adjusted so a handful of reviews counts for less than a hundred; 20 for the number of reviews; 15 for the license check; and 5 for a verified phone and website. Agencies cannot pay to rank higher.
Most pay privately, by the hour. Long-term care insurance, Medicaid waivers and VA benefits can help with bathing help, meals, housekeeping or companionship.
The agency holds a license from the state health department. Licensing sets minimum standards and allows the state to inspect and act on complaints, but it does not rate how good the care is.
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