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VetAssist

Access VA Benefits to Pay for Your Veteran’s Home Care

If you or a family member was a wartime veteran or is a spouse of a wartime veteran, you may qualify for the VA's "Aid and Attendance" benefit.

This benefit is for wartime veterans, or their surviving spouses, who meet certain medical and financial requirements.

What will VetAssist do for you?

Veterans Home Care will provide expert assistance with VA paperwork, helping to maximize benefits and improve approval chances.

They also offer ongoing support throughout the application process and beyond, including managing VA paperwork and ensuring continuous care.

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Trusted to process the aid package since 2003

Care can start immeditely

Once your VetAssist Program Application is completed, Elder Love USA can start the home care services with the tasks below

At no delay or out of pocket costs to you!

Help With Bathing

Help With Dressing

Other Care Services

Medication Reminders

Light Housekeeping

Companionship

Meal Preparation

Transferring To & From Bed

Personal Care

Transportation (Where Available)

Medical Alert System With Alexa Technology

Additional Services, including access to other community resources to improve quality of life

Respite Care

Laundry

Are you eligible for VetAssist?

Can you answer YES to ALL of the following questions in the form?

If so, you may be eligible.

If you have any questions, please free to reach out to our team.

We would be more than happy to provide you with all the resources you need.

You can fill out the form below or call us at 888-336-8322 or email us at info@elderloveusa.org

Fill out this contact form and we will contact you with more information.

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MILITARY SCREENING

Is he/she a veteran or the surviving spouse of a deceased wartime veteran who needs help to live safely at home?

Combat duty or overseas service is not required. Surviving spouse must have been married to the veteran at least 1 year and at time of veteran's death. Married couples are only eligible if the veteran is disabled and meets the guidelines.

Question #1

Did the veteran serve:

At least 90 day on active duty? (Persian Gulf War veterans must have two years of active duty or the full period for which they were called for active duty.)

Question #2

Was the veteran discharged honorably?

Or, in some cases, generally discharged.

Question #3

Did the veteran serve at least 1 day during wartime?

World War II (Dec. 7, 1941 - Dec. 31, 1946)
Korean Conflict (June 27, 1950 - Jan. 31, 1955)
Persian Gulf War (Aug. 2, 1990 - until date TBD
Vietnam Era (Aug. 5, 1964 - May 7, 1975) Or served in Vietnam from Nov. 1, 1955 to Aug. 5, 1964

Question #4

MEDICAL SCREENING

Does the veteran or surviving spouse have a medical condition causing the need for assistance with activities of daily living?

I.E. help with bathing, dressing, grooming, using the toilet, meal preparation, moving about safely. *If under age of 65, the veteran must have a letter from Social Security providing disability.

Question #5

MONETARY SCREENING

Does he/she have a net worth (income + assets) at or less than $155,356?

A primary residence and automobile are NOT counted as part of net worth. Ongoing non-reimbursable medical expenses may reduce the annual countable income.

Question #6

DISCLAIMER: The unique VetAssist® Program is an exclusive offering of the Veterans Home Care® family of companies. Veterans Home Care® and the VetAssist®

Program are not part of any government agency and are not affiliated with the Department of Veterans Affairs