Veterans Care

Helping Veterans and Surviving Spouses Access the Benefits They May Have Earned

Many Veterans and surviving spouses may be eligible for financial assistance through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to help cover the cost of non-medical care at home or in an approved care setting.

One of these programs is the VA Aid and Attendance benefit, which provides additional monthly pension payments to qualifying veterans and surviving spouses who require assistance with everyday activities due to aging or health-related needs.

Depending on individual eligibility and current VA benefit rates, qualified applicants may receive up to approximately $2,200 per month (benefit amounts are subject to change based on VA guidelines).

Our team works with VA-accredited professionals to help eligible individuals understand the application process, prepare the required documentation, and submit complete applications with confidence.

What Is VA Aid and Attendance?

Aid and Attendance is an enhanced VA pension benefit designed for eligible Veterans and surviving spouses who need regular assistance with activities of daily living.

The benefit can help offset the cost of services such as:

• Personal hygiene and bathing assistance
• Dressing and grooming
• Meal preparation
• Medication reminders
• Mobility assistance
• Other non-medical personal care services

This financial assistance can make it easier for eligible individuals to remain safely and comfortably in their own home or another preferred care setting.

Who May Qualify?

Eligibility is determined by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and is based on several factors. In general, applicants may qualify if they:

• Are age 65 or older, or otherwise meet VA disability requirements
• Are a Veteran, the spouse of a living Veteran, or the surviving spouse of a Veteran
• Served at least 90 days of active military service, including at least one day during a recognized wartime period (requirements may vary depending on the Veteran’s service dates)
• Received an honorable or other qualifying discharge
• Meet applicable VA income and asset requirements
• Require regular assistance with activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing, grooming, or meal preparation

Because every situation is unique, an eligibility review is recommended before applying.

How We Help

Applying for VA benefits can involve detailed paperwork and supporting documentation. Our goal is to make the process easier by helping families understand the requirements and prepare a complete application.

We can assist with:

• Initial eligibility screening
• Reviewing service and financial documentation
• Explaining required forms and supporting evidence
• Coordinating with VA-accredited benefits professionals
• Providing guidance throughout the application process

While no approval can be guaranteed, submitting a complete and accurate application may help avoid unnecessary delays.

Why Many Eligible Veterans Never Apply

Many Veterans and their families are unaware that the Aid and Attendance benefit exists or are uncertain whether they qualify.

As a result, thousands of eligible individuals may miss the opportunity to receive financial assistance that could help pay for in-home care and maintain their independence.

If you or a loved one believe you may qualify, we encourage you to speak with our team for a confidential eligibility review.