Veterans who have served in the military may qualify for specific home care services designed to support their health, independence, and dignity. These services are part of programs established by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and other organizations that recognize the need for in-home support as veterans age or recover from health conditions.

One common benefit is the VA Aid and Attendance program, which provides financial assistance to veterans who require help with daily activities. This may include bathing, dressing, meal preparation, or mobility assistance. To qualify, the veteran must meet specific criteria related to service history, medical need, and income.

Veterans may also be eligible for homemaker and home health aide services through the VA health system. These programs provide support from trained caregivers who assist with non-medical needs in the home, such as housekeeping, shopping, and companionship. These services are coordinated through a VA case manager who helps create a care plan based on the veteran’s needs.

In addition, respite care services may be available to give family caregivers a break from daily responsibilities. This ensures that veterans continue to receive quality care even when their primary caregivers are unavailable.

Applying for these benefits can be a complex process, but help is available. It is important to gather service records, medical documentation, and financial information to complete the application. Some home care agencies are experienced in guiding veterans and their families through this process to make it easier and less time-consuming.

Veterans deserve respectful, high-quality care in the place they feel most comfortable—their own home.

To find out how to access veterans’ home care services, contact Better Living Home Care, LLC for expert assistance and compassionate support.