Night nurse rates in Idaho Falls, ID
What to offer
in Idaho Falls.
Nurses set their own rates and you pay them directly. Offer what nurses near you ask and you get more replies, faster.
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About half of caregivers ask this or less. Most will consider your request.
Rates here run about 12% below the national average. See how pricing works.
Rates across Idaho
Typical nightly rates, one baby, 10 hours.
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| City | Licensed nurse | Newborn care specialist |
|---|---|---|
| Boise Boise City, ID | $500 | $390 |
| Coeur d'Alene Coeur d'Alene, ID | $500 | $390 |
| Idaho Falls Idaho Falls, ID | $460 | $350 |
| Lewiston Lewiston, ID-WA | $430 | $330 |
| Pocatello Pocatello, ID | $410 | $310 |
| Twin Falls Twin Falls, ID | $440 | $340 |
How we set these numbers
Estimates, not quotes.
We start from public listings for overnight newborn care, where the US median is about $40 an hour and most ask between $35 and $50. Each city is then adjusted by its price level from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (2024 Regional Price Parities). Pay for in-home care moves more steeply than overall prices, so we checked the adjustment against Seattle listings, where most ask between $40 and $63 an hour.
Licensed nurses rarely publish private rates, so the nurse figures carry our estimate of the premium an RN or LPN license earns, about 30%. Twins add about 20% and triplets about 40%. Expect higher asks for short notice, holidays and stretches of 6 or 7 nights in a row. Your nurse's own rate is what counts, and you see it before you unlock them.