Kyle Laramie, Founder & CEO, Author at Veterans Care Coordination™

Aid and Attendance: For veterans who may need some type of extra care and support at home, some may have difficulty figuring out how they could pay for it.

Home Care for Veterans: Charles Hockenberry is our March Veteran of the Month! Charles served in the United States Navy from 1945 to 1946. He worked in the photography department developing areal photographs.

Home Care for Veterans: Mary Lovelle Biberston was married to her late husband, George Biberston, for 60 years. They are from Lynwood, California.

Elderly man with glasses resting his cheek on his hand and looking at the camera

VA Aid and Attendance Pension Benefit: Your dad has been having trouble at home. Maybe he’s in his 70s or 80s and you’ve been helping him as best you can. You know it’s a difficult road for him and you know he would benefit from a home care aide.

Two men shaking hands, one smiling on a park bench

Veterans Care: Veterans commonly rally around one another, especially during a time of need. There are some veterans out there who may tend to be loners and disassociate themselves from even their closest friends in the service. However, the vast majority do support one another, look after one another, and try to make sure other veterans are aware of programs that can benefit them in the future.

Smiling nurse in white resting her hand on an elderly man's arm

Home Care for Veterans: The moment a person begins struggling with their own basic care, they might understand the benefits of relying on professional services.

Home Care for Veterans: Newton is a 5 year old golden doodle who shares what Right at Home desires, to assist Maumee area seniors in remaining happy and healthy, and improving the quality of life for those they serve.

Veterans in service caps at a parade, carrying American flags

Home Care for Veterans: Congratulations to Vincent Lazzara as our Veteran spotlight! Vincent served in the U.S. army from 1940 to 1945.

Home Care for Veterans: “I have truly enjoyed partnering with Veteran’s Care Coordination for several years!

Male caregiver in blue scrubs standing beside a smiling elderly man using a walker

Aid and Attendance: If a person has limited mobility, how easy is it for them to get around, prepare meals, go to the bathroom, go shopping, and do other things that are commonly associated with basic care? It can be extremely difficult.