Overnight Caregivers in Town and Country, WA

Local figures

Overnight Caregivers in Town and Country, WA: the local picture

4.4%

of residents 65+ have serious difficulty remembering, concentrating or deciding (8.7% in Spokane County)

38%

of residents 65+ in households live alone (29% in Spokane County)

214

residents 85 or older (4.4% of all residents)

0.9 mi

to the nearest hospital with an emergency department (Spokane)

About 45 Town and Country residents 65 or older have serious difficulty remembering, concentrating or making decisions (4.4%; 8.7% in Spokane County). Confusion at night is a common reason families arrange overnight care.

391 older residents live alone (38% of those in households). For them an overnight caregiver means someone in the house after dark.

The nearest emergency hospital is Providence Holy Family Hospital in Spokane, about 0.9 mi away in a straight line; keep its number and the person’s medication list by the bed.

Town and Country compared with Spokane County and Washington

Census figure	Town and Country	Spokane County	Washington
Residents 65+ with serious difficulty remembering	4.4%	8.7%	8.5%
Residents 65+ in households who live alone	38%	29%	26%
Residents 85 or older	4.4%	2.0%	1.8%
Residents 65+ with difficulty dressing or bathing	6.6%	7.7%	7.1%
Residents 65+ with a disability	26%	35%	33%
Residents 65+ below the poverty line (approx.)	9.0%	9.9%	8.9%
Median income, households headed by someone 65+	$62,292	$57,920	—

Older residents in towns around Town and Country

Town	Distance	Residents 65+	Memory difficulty (65+)
Country Homes, WA	1.4 mi	866	16%
Spokane, WA	4.2 mi	38,258	9.1%
Mead, WA	4.9 mi	1,227	6.5%
Airway Heights, WA	9.2 mi	1,041	18%
Spokane Valley, WA	9.9 mi	18,679	11%
Suncrest, WA	11 mi	1,274	14%

Emergency hospitals near Town and Country

Hospital with an emergency department	Town	Distance	CMS overall rating	Phone
Providence Holy Family Hospital	Spokane, WA	0.9 mi	3 of 5	(509) 482-0111
Spokane Va Medical Center	Spokane, WA	2.3 mi	4 of 5	(509) 434-7000
Deaconess Medical Center	Spokane, WA	5.2 mi	3 of 5	(509) 473-5800

Straight-line miles from the center of Town and Country. Medicare (CMS) data, October 2026; call ahead to confirm. We are not affiliated with these providers.

What it covers

What a overnight caregiver can help with

Help to the bathroom at night and back to bed
Turning and settling someone who cannot move easily
Watching for wandering or confusion
Medication reminders at bedtime and in the morning

Cost

What overnight care costs in Town and Country

At $22.95 an hour (the Washington median aide wage), a 10-hour overnight shift three nights a week comes to about $2,984 a month, and every night about $6,962 (134% of the $5,191 monthly median income of Town and Country households headed by someone 65+). Awake and asleep night shifts are often paid differently; agree it in writing. Washington's minimum wage is $17.13 an hour (U.S. Department of Labor table, updated July 1, 2026).

Hiring directly, you agree the rate with the caregiver and usually become the household employer (U.S. Department of Labor rules). Some families qualify for programs that pay for care at home; see Medicaid programs for family caregivers: who can be paid, and the rules in 12 states.

Before you hire

What to know before hiring a overnight caregiver

Overnight help is usually arranged when the person gets up in the night or the family caregiver is no longer getting enough sleep. Decide first whether you need an awake caregiver, who stays up through the shift, or one who may sleep in the home and is woken when needed; the two are paid differently.

Questions worth asking: Do you stay awake through the shift, or sleep and wake when called? Have you cared for someone with dementia at night? What would you do if my parent fell during the night? More in our overnight caregivers guide.

CaregiverConnect does not run background checks. Check identity, references and any certification yourself before anyone starts. The Safety Center explains how.

Questions

Overnight Caregivers in Town and Country: common questions

How much does overnight care cost in Town and Country?

At $22.95 an hour (the Washington median aide wage), a 10-hour overnight shift three nights a week comes to about $2,984 a month, and every night about $6,962 (134% of the $5,191 monthly median income of Town and Country households headed by someone 65+). Awake and asleep night shifts are often paid differently; agree it in writing. Washington's minimum wage is $17.13 an hour (U.S. Department of Labor table, updated July 1, 2026).

Overnight, live-in or 24-hour care: what is the difference?

Overnight care is a single night shift. A live-in caregiver lives in the home and has protected sleep and break time. 24-hour care uses two or three caregivers in shifts so someone is always awake.

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Sources

Census ACS 2020–2024 5-year; CMS provider data (October 25, 2026); U.S. DOL state minimum wages (July 1, 2026); BLS OEWS May 2025 aide wages, which cover employed aides rather than private rates.