Care Invoice Template

Create professional care invoices for in-home support and personal care services with clear service periods and visit-based billing. This care invoice template supports hourly care, companionship visits, assessments, and transportation support—ideal for caregivers and care providers billing families or agencies. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.

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What to Include on a Care Invoice

Care invoices should be simple, clear, and easy for families or agencies to reconcile.

Client details
  • Payer name and billing contact
  • Care recipient name (for identification)
  • Service period (week/month/date range)
Care services
  • Hourly care services
  • Personal care assistance
  • Companionship/support visits
  • Transportation support (if provided)
  • Assessments or care plan updates (if applicable)
Documentation
  • Visit schedule summary (optional)
  • Notes on service type provided (optional)
Totals
  • Subtotal, tax (if applicable), total due
  • Payment terms and instructions

Care Billing Models: Hourly, Per Visit, and Service Periods

Care providers commonly invoice based on service time and visit frequency.

1) Hourly billing
Most common. The invoice uses hours as quantity and an hourly rate.

2) Per-visit billing
Used for short check-ins or specific tasks.

3) Weekly or monthly billing
Many providers invoice by service period and include a summary of visits.

Including a “Service period” field helps caregivers bill consistently and helps payers track ongoing care costs.

Common Care Service Categories to Itemize

Care services vary widely. Itemizing categories helps clients understand the total.

Examples
  • Companionship and support
  • Personal care (hygiene, dressing, mobility)
  • Medication reminders (non-medical)
  • Transportation support
  • Care plan or assessment updates
If you work with an agency, using consistent categories often speeds up approval and reimbursement.

Visit Logs and Billing Transparency

Some clients or agencies request documentation to approve invoices.

Best practices
  • Keep invoice readable with summarized line items
  • Provide a separate visit log if needed (dates, hours, notes)
  • Use a clear service period to align logs with billing
This keeps invoicing professional while still supporting compliance requirements.

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