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Qualifying Veterans and surviving spouses can
apply for financial assistance of up to $22,104* per year to pay for Home Care,
Assisted Living or
Nursing Home Care. |
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Q: Do all veterans qualify for the Aid and Attendance pension benefit?
A: No. Only those veterans and surviving spouses who meet the Veterans Administration eligibility criteria. |
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Q: What is the eligibility criteria that you must meet to receive the benefits?
A: You must have served at least 90 days active duty during a qualifying wartime period, must have an other than non-dishonorable discharge, and meet specific income and liquid asset tests. |
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Q: If I qualify for the benefits what types of assistance can I receive?
A: This benefit is designed for those who need assistance with activities of daily living, such as; Bathing, dressing, meal preparation, laundry, light housekeeping, shopping, respite care, etc. |
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Q: If I qualify for the benefits where can I receive my care?
A: The benefits can be used to pay for assistance that is provided at home or at a facility homecare, assisted living or nursing home care. |
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Q: How do I apply for this benefit?
A: Veterans Administration Form 21-526 is required. The application process will be explained to you in full when you call and speak to one of our representives. |
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Q. What are the qualifying wartime periods?
A: WW 1, WW 11, Korean, Vietnam, Persian Gulf, and Iraq. (please ask one of representatives for the exact dates included in each of these wartime periods. |
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Veterans Care USA is not associated with any government agency. Veterans Care USA cannot offer legal advice, medical advice or guarantee eligibility or monetary compensation from the Aid and Attendance pension. This website is for informational purposes only.
*These dollar amounts reflect 2008 rates for a qualifying veteran with a spouse. |
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