Home care and VA benefit information
Some veterans and surviving spouses may qualify for VA Pension with Aid and Attendance. The VA decides eligibility; our team can separately discuss the non-medical home care services we provide.
How we help
Separate benefit eligibility from care planning
Understanding who makes each decision helps families plan without relying on an unconfirmed benefit.
Start with official VA information
VA Pension and Aid and Attendance eligibility is determined by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Discuss non-medical home care
We can explain our home care services, care-planning process, and current scheduling options.
Confirm costs before care begins
VA benefits are not guaranteed. Ask us for current service rates and do not assume that care will be reimbursed.
Eligibility basics
Questions to review with the VA
These are only a starting point. Service rules vary by period of service and personal circumstances.
Does the veteran meet the VA’s active-duty service and wartime service requirements for the relevant period?
Was the veteran discharged under conditions other than dishonorable?
Does the applicant meet the VA’s age, disability, income, and net-worth rules for Pension?
Does the applicant need help with daily activities or otherwise meet an Aid and Attendance condition?
Review the full requirements on the official VA Aid and Attendance page. The VA makes the final eligibility and payment decision.
Discuss home care
Ask about non-medical care services
Contact us to discuss care needs and current service availability. For benefit eligibility or an application decision, use official VA resources or an accredited representative.