Determine your eligibility for Department of Veterans Affairs Aid and Attendance benefits. The benefit pays $1,228 to $2,266 monthly.

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Many Veterans and surviving spouses do not know they are entitled to a monthly income from the VA to help pay for Senior Living or Home care.

Spend 5 minutes to see if you meet the VA’s eligibility criteria.

Learn if you are a good candidate to apply for Aid and Attendance and how much you should receive from the VA.

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Ready to apply? Our application software lets you complete the VA’s forms in under an hour.

The software removes the guesswork from government forms and helps avoid costly mistakes. See how it works.

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Veterans Benefits pay $1,228-$2,266 month to Veterans & Spouses

Surviving Spouse needs care $1,228

Single Veteran needs care $1,911

Married Veteran needs care $2,266

Married Veteran with Spouse needs care $1,500

Veteran and Spouse needs care $2,266

Do you have qualifying military service?

World War II: December 7, 1941 through December 31, 1946

Korean Conflict: June 27, 1950 through January 31, 1955

Vietnam Era: August 5, 1964 through May 7, 1975. Veterans who served in the Republic of Vietnam between February 28, 1961 and August 4, 1964 are also eligible.

American Merchant Marines in Oceangoing Service during the period of Armed Conflict: December 7, 1941 through August 15, 1945

What type of care qualifies?

Assisted Living

Home Care

Senior Living (with care)

Adult Day Care

Nursing Home

What if I’m not eligible?

AidandAttendance.com provides solutions to become eligible or in some cases refers you to a specialist who can assist.

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How does the application software work?

Click the image to the right to watch a short video which demonstrates how easy it is to complete with this site.

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Can I apply for VA benefits without the use of this site?

Yes, call the VA at 800-827-1000 and let them know you would like to apply for Aid and Attendance benefits.

BEGIN USING THE APPLICATION COMPLETION SOFTWARE

  • Take the eligibility questionnaire to find out how much you can receive through the VA's Aid and Attendance benefit which helps pay for senior living and home care.

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The Department of Veterans Affairs reviews four criteria to determine if a veteran or their spouse is eligible for Aid and Attendance benefits. The VA’s eligibility requirements are complex, which is why we recommend you take our short 5-minute survey to determine eligibility.

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Wartime service – the veteran must have served at least 90 days active duty service and at least one day of active duty wartime service. The veteran must have received an honorable, general, or medical, discharge. Qualifying wartime periods:

  • World War II: December 7,1941 through December, 31 1946
  • Korean Conflict: June 27, 1950 through January 31, 1955
  • Vietnam Era: August 5, 1964 through May 7, 1975
  • Veterans who served in the Republic of Vietnam: Febuary 28, 1961 and August 4, 1964

Health – the veteran, spouse, or surviving spouse must require assistance with multiple activities of daily living OR require a protected environment for their own safety due to physical or cognitive issues such as dementia, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, COPD, diabetes, arthritis, CHF, or other health/medical issues.

Activities of Daily Living: Bathing, dressing/undressing, ambulation (walking), transferring, toileting, personal hygiene, eating/drinking (not meal prep)

Income – if the applicant’s unreimbursed medical expenses are MORE than their income, the veteran or surviving spouse will qualify for the maximum Aid and Attendance benefit if otherwise eligible. If medical expenses are LESS than income, the applicant may still be eligible for a partial benefit. We recommend you take our 5-minute questionnaire to see if you are a good candidate for Aid and Attendance benefits.

Net Worth – the VA permits applicants for Aid and Attendance benefits to have net worth of $129,094 and still qualify for benefits. Most families have qualifying net worth or can become eligible with planning. The primary residence is an exempt asset until it is sold. Contact us today to review planning strategies if net worth exceeds $129,094.

For Surviving Spouses

Marriage – this criterion only applies to surviving spouses applying for benefits. The marriage to the veteran must have ended in death and the surviving spouse cannot have remarried OR the marriage must have ended in death and subsequent marriages by the surviving spouse must have started and ended between: 01/01/1971 and 11/01/1990.

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