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Lancaster County approves multi-year in‑home services agreements and hourly rates for seniors

Lancaster County Board of Commissioners · June 10, 2026
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Summary

Board approved multi-year in‑home services agreements (July 1, 2026–June 30, 2029, with extension options) funded by the State Aging Block Grant; listed rates vary by provider (e.g., $23.25–$36.10 per hour depending on provider and service).

The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners approved a suite of in‑home services agreements for the Office of Aging with a base period of July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2029, and two one-year extension options. Contracts are funded from the State Aging Block Grant. Providers and sample rates recorded in the minutes include: Aurora Home Care — $23.25/hour (personal care/home support); A‑I Independent Living Services — $32.00/hour; Landis At Home — $36.10/hour; Promize Home and Health Care — $36.10/hour. EFCC Acquisition Corp. (Extended Family Care) listed specific rates for aides and nursing: Home Health Aide $30.80/hour; LPN $45.00/hour; RN $50.00/hour.

Commissioner Alice Yoder moved the approvals and Commissioner Ray D’Agostino seconded; motions passed with Parsons absent. The minutes state these agreements are funded by the State Aging Block Grant and the terms are for the three‑year base period with extension options as noted.