To help you meet the challenges of aging, the VA offers a wide variety of benefits and services.
Veterans Benefits for Home and Long-Term-Care: Medical Foster Homes, Community Living Centers and State Veteran Homes.
Category: Home Care
Veterans Benefits for Home and Long-Term-Care: Veteran–Directed Home and Community Based Services (VD-HCBS)
If you are a veteran, or are helping someone who is, there are a wide variety of benefits and service available to you
Veterans Benefits for Home and Long-Term-Care: The VA Improved Pension for Aid & Attendance and Housebound Benefits.
If you are a veteran, or are helping someone who is, there are a wide variety of benefits and service available to you.
What are the most common options for senior care?
In time, America’s aging seniors will all require care of some form. The paramount question for them and their families will be where and how?
Questions to ask when interviewing a home care worker.
Whether you hire a home care worker from an agency or independently, you’ll want to ensure you ask the right questions to make the best selection.
How do I select a non-medical home care agency?
Finding the right non-medical home care agency can be challenging. However, as you journey along the gray mile, you can make the right decisions by asking the right questions.
What’s The difference between non-medical home care and home health care?
Non-medical home care and home health care can both come into your home for caregiving. Each, however, offers different services. Do you know what they are?
How much do caregivers cost—and is there any assistance available to help pay for them?
Paying for home care out-of-pocket can be pricey. However, as you travel down the gray mile, there are a number of options available to help pay for those costs. . .
How do I know when it’s time to hire a caregiver?
It’s a fact that some 70% of seniors in our country are receiving long-term care by loving, caring family members just like you. . .
The 7 most common “in-home” caregiving solutions for an aging parent.
I have relatives who can afford in-home caregivers as they “age in place.” I’ve also helped place other close relatives in both assisted living and nursing homes. And I’ve assisted thousands of seniors (along with hundreds of caregivers) make a move . . .
