Veterans Care

When it comes to providing care for a loved one who has Alzheimer’s or dementia, we are aware of the difficulties that families of veterans confront.

Our caregivers have received specialized training to deliver superior veteran home health care services catered to those suffering from dementia or Alzheimer’s. They include our veterans in worthwhile activities that challenge their bodies, brains, and emotions and improve their general wellbeing.

Knowing the signs and treatments that are available is essential if you or someone you care for has been diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s. Allow us to be your dependable companion on this journey, offering sympathetic support and unflinching care.

1. Military

Are you a veteran or the spouse of a veteran who bravely served our country?   It’s simpler than you would think to meet the requirements for our Veterans Home Care. You or your spouse must have received an honorable or general discharge after serving for at least 90 days on active service, including at least one day during a time of war. Veterans of the Persian Gulf War must serve two years of active duty or the entire time they were called, whichever comes first. Every step of the way, our staff is prepared to help you.

2. Medical

One important criterion is having a non-service-connected medical condition requiring daily assistance. Whether it’s mobility challenges, chronic illness, or other medical conditions, you may be eligible if you need help with tasks like bathing, dressing, or meal preparation. 

3. Money

One of the key factors for qualification is your net worth. You may be eligible if your net worth is $130,773 or less, excluding your primary residence and auto. The great thing is that ongoing non-reimbursable medical and long-term care expenses can reduce your countable income, increasing your chances of qualifying.

We are here to guide you through the process and ensure you receive all the VA benefits you deserve for top-notch in-home care assistance.

For veterans, we provide first-rate in-home nursing care that includes assistance with ADLs.

ADLs are the common, uncomplicated chores we all perform for our own care. We occasionally, however, could use an additional hand. Our skilled assistants are available to provide the assistance that our veterans require with tasks like eating, bathing, dressing, maintaining continence, moving around, and grooming. Wartime veterans and their spouses can get financial aid through our aid and attendance programs to pay for these necessary everyday expenses.

Our caretakers have extensive training and experience with task of daily living tasks, such as:

Title 38 of the United States Code, which was enacted by Congress in 1952, granted a number of benefits for veterans. The Non-Service Connected Pension, especially the “Aid and Attendance” scheme, is one of these benefits. It is also known as the Improved Pension with Aid and Attendance or the Veterans Aid and Attendance Benefit.

Veterans who require home care might get critical financial assistance via this program. We are here to help our veterans every step of the way, whether it be with personal hygiene, live-in care, or basic home care.

The Veterans Administration (VA), subsequently known as the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), was upgraded to a cabinet-level executive department by President George H. W. Bush in March 1989. The Veterans Health Administration (VHA), Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA), and National Cemetery Administration (NCA) are the three current divisions of the VA.

Absolutely! I’d be delighted to give some useful information on Veterans Home Care and insurance coverage. The good news is that veterans’ home care services are covered by a variety of insurance plans. You can get help with the fees from Medicare, Medicaid, the VA, and even most private insurance carriers.

It’s crucial to remember that VA benefits vary, but combat or wartime veterans are often eligible for benefits regardless of income. Income-based eligibility may apply to peacetime veterans. Veterans must have an honorable, other than honorable, or medical discharge and have been in active service for a minimum of 24 months to qualify.

As a veteran, you have got a world of benefits at your fingertips, but let’s face it, navigating through them can sometimes feel like a maze. But fear not because Advantage Home Care is here to make your life easier.

There are also many reasons why Advantage Veterans Home Care is the best choice for veterans who need home care services. Here are a few of the most important ones:

Partner with the Veterans Home Care:

As a partner with the VA, we are committed to helping veterans obtain the benefits they deserve. We understand the eligibility requirements for the Home Maker Home Health Aid Program and the Aid and Attendance Program, and we can assist veterans and their families in navigating the often-complex process of obtaining VA benefits. Our team of experts is here to help you get the care you need.

Expert and Compassionate Caregivers:

Our caregivers are dedicated and experienced in caring for veterans. They are specially trained to provide personalized care that meets the unique needs of each client. We understand that every veteran is different, and we work closely with our clients and their families to develop customized care plans that meet their specific needs and goals.

Flexible Payment Options:

We believe that every veteran deserves access to high-quality home care services. That’s why we offer competitive pricing and flexible payment options, including VA benefits and private insurance. We work with each client to develop a payment plan that works for their budget and needs.

Affordable Pricing:

We understand that Veterans Home Care services can be expensive. That’s why we offer affordable pricing without compromising on the quality of care we provide. Our mission is to help veterans live their best lives, and we believe that affordable home care services are an important part of that mission.

Companionship:

Our caregivers provide companionship and emotional support, helping veterans stay socially engaged and connected. We understand that isolation and loneliness can be significant challenges for many veterans, and we are here to help.

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Regarding veterans’ home care, we’re your go-to experts. We’ve got the inside scoop on all the available programs and services, and we’re committed to finding the perfect care solution for you.
But that’s not all. We will hook you up with one of our incredible veteran liaisons – real-life heroes who’ve walked in your boots. They will be there by your side, guiding you through the VA’s treasure trove of benefits and services.

Let us help you support and care for you.