VHC Issues Special Message on Pearl Harbor Remembrance
Veterans Home Care wants to thank and acknowledge those families who lost a loved one on Pearl Harbor Day and wants veterans and their surviving spouses to be aware about a little known VA benefit to help cover medical and custodial care costs.
St. Louis, MO, December 09, 2020 --(PR.com)-- The staff at Veterans Home Care (VHC) in St. Louis has issued a special message on National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, to honor and remember the 2,403 service members and civilians who were killed during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor December, 1941.
Veterans Home Care wants to thank and acknowledge those families who lost a loved one on Pearl Harbor Day and salute all aging veterans, and their families, who have served in World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam or the Gulf War.
In addition VHC wants veterans and their surviving spouses to be aware about a little known VA benefit to help cover medical and custodial care costs.
The VA benefit is a pension paid to veterans (or their surviving spouses) with an additional amount called “Aid and Attendance” to assist those who are disabled and need help to live safely at home.
The benefit can cover medical and custodial care costs up to $1,936 per month for a single veteran, up to $2,295 for a married veteran and up to $1,244 for a surviving spouse.
“The VA compensates veterans who are injured or disabled as the result of military service but many are unaware of a lesser-known VA pension for wartime veterans who do NOT have a service-connected disability. We want veteran families to know about all their options,” said Bonnie Laiderman, CEO and Founder.
Veterans Home Care through its VetAssist Program, helps aging veterans and surviving spouses nationwide secure the Aid and Attendance pension. VetAssist connects a national network of 3,800+ home care agencies with eligible veterans and spouses who need an in-home caregiver.
Included are help with transportation, meal preparation, medication reminders, light housekeeping and personal care such as bathing, dressing and using the bathroom. VetAssist clients also receive the VetAssist Companion®, the latest medical alert system powered by Amazon Alexa® and smart home technology.
VetAssist can also arrange for adult day care. The cost of care is offset with the Aid and Attendance VA funds. There’s never a charge for help with the VA application.
“Veterans Home Care is dedicated to helping veterans who served on Pearl Harbor Day and in any war time conflict, and their families. Our goal is to help them live a more fulfilling life,” said Laiderman.
For eligibility requirements and additional information visit www.VeteransHomeCare.com or call toll free 888-314-6075 for a free consultation.
About Veterans Home Care
Veterans Home Care, a woman-owned business headquartered in St. Louis, was founded in 2003 by Bonnie Laiderman to help wartime veterans and their surviving spouses who qualify, apply for a non-service related disability pension from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), which can pay for assistance with activities of daily living in their homes. VHC’s VetAssist® Program utilizes a network of more than 3,800 home care agencies to provide home care, matches them with caregivers and follows up to assure that the veteran or spouse remains in compliance with VA guidelines to continue receiving the pension. Veterans Home Care has helped more than 18,000 veterans or their surviving spouses to access VA benefits for the care they need. Veterans Home Care is not a government agency and is not affiliated with the Department of Veterans Affairs. Visit https://veteranshomecare.com
Veterans Home Care wants to thank and acknowledge those families who lost a loved one on Pearl Harbor Day and salute all aging veterans, and their families, who have served in World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam or the Gulf War.
In addition VHC wants veterans and their surviving spouses to be aware about a little known VA benefit to help cover medical and custodial care costs.
The VA benefit is a pension paid to veterans (or their surviving spouses) with an additional amount called “Aid and Attendance” to assist those who are disabled and need help to live safely at home.
The benefit can cover medical and custodial care costs up to $1,936 per month for a single veteran, up to $2,295 for a married veteran and up to $1,244 for a surviving spouse.
“The VA compensates veterans who are injured or disabled as the result of military service but many are unaware of a lesser-known VA pension for wartime veterans who do NOT have a service-connected disability. We want veteran families to know about all their options,” said Bonnie Laiderman, CEO and Founder.
Veterans Home Care through its VetAssist Program, helps aging veterans and surviving spouses nationwide secure the Aid and Attendance pension. VetAssist connects a national network of 3,800+ home care agencies with eligible veterans and spouses who need an in-home caregiver.
Included are help with transportation, meal preparation, medication reminders, light housekeeping and personal care such as bathing, dressing and using the bathroom. VetAssist clients also receive the VetAssist Companion®, the latest medical alert system powered by Amazon Alexa® and smart home technology.
VetAssist can also arrange for adult day care. The cost of care is offset with the Aid and Attendance VA funds. There’s never a charge for help with the VA application.
“Veterans Home Care is dedicated to helping veterans who served on Pearl Harbor Day and in any war time conflict, and their families. Our goal is to help them live a more fulfilling life,” said Laiderman.
For eligibility requirements and additional information visit www.VeteransHomeCare.com or call toll free 888-314-6075 for a free consultation.
About Veterans Home Care
Veterans Home Care, a woman-owned business headquartered in St. Louis, was founded in 2003 by Bonnie Laiderman to help wartime veterans and their surviving spouses who qualify, apply for a non-service related disability pension from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), which can pay for assistance with activities of daily living in their homes. VHC’s VetAssist® Program utilizes a network of more than 3,800 home care agencies to provide home care, matches them with caregivers and follows up to assure that the veteran or spouse remains in compliance with VA guidelines to continue receiving the pension. Veterans Home Care has helped more than 18,000 veterans or their surviving spouses to access VA benefits for the care they need. Veterans Home Care is not a government agency and is not affiliated with the Department of Veterans Affairs. Visit https://veteranshomecare.com
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