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The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs offers a special benefit for veterans and surviving spouses who require regular assistance with activities of daily living—potentially providing up to $33,548 per year to help you remain independent in your own home.
At Always Best Care Senior Services, our mission is to provide veterans with the most outstanding care possible, and also to assist them in obtaining the funds to pay for the care they need.
The Always Best Care Veterans Assistance Program helps some of America’s most deserving citizens remain in their homes longer while maintaining a healthy and safer lifestyle. Or, if the veteran chooses to move to an assisted living community, benefits can also apply to the cost of room and board as well as personal care.
As part of our program, we want to help veterans and their families understand what VA programs are available.
Here’s how we help
At Always Best Care, we not only provide outstanding care for veterans, we also assist them in obtaining the funds to pay for the care they need. For example, if you choose to work with one of our resources, their process includes:
To contact an Always Best Care specialist for more information about our Veterans Assistance Program, or to arrange a no obligation care consultation, please call (859) 305-0060.
Service connected compensation – This program compensates veterans for their theoretical loss of earnings based on injuries or disabilities incurred as a direct result of active duty military service or from a pre-existing medical condition aggravated by active duty. Disabilities are rated between 0-100% depending on the degree to which ability to work is impacted. Any period of military service is acceptable and there are no financial eligibility requirements.
Non–service connected pension – This important program covers disabilities that have no relationship whatsoever to active duty military service. However, the veteran must have had qualifying active duty military service with a minimum of one day during a period of war or conflict. Pension is also based on financial need; however, in many cases all unreimbursed, regular, prospective medical expenses (including in-home care and residential care costs) are deductible from income when determining income and need.
Assistance for surviving spouses – Both the Service Connected Compensation and Non-Service Pension Programs have provisions for assisting the surviving spouses of qualified veterans.
Special monthly benefits – Special monthly benefits for veterans or qualified spouses who are homebound or in the need of the regular aid and attendance of another person, due to their disabilities, may also qualify for awards in addition to the basic Service Connected Compensation or Non-Service Pension Programs.
For more information about our Veterans Assistance Program, or for a no obligation care consultation, please call (859) 305-0060.
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The VA may help cover non-medical home care through programs like Aid & Attendance or the VA Community Care Network, depending on eligibility. Our team can walk your family through the options during a free consultation.
Generally, wartime veterans and surviving spouses who need help with daily activities and meet VA service and financial requirements. The VA sets the rules and updates limits each year, so we always point families to the latest VA guidance.
Community Care is a VA health benefit that can authorize care through approved local providers. Aid & Attendance is an added monthly pension amount that families can use toward care costs.
Help with bathing, dressing, meals, medication reminders, mobility, light housekeeping, companionship, respite and rides to appointments.
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