VA Aid and Attendance Pension Benefit

For some, stress and anxiety may seem like a normal part of life. It doesn’t have to be, though. Even veterans who may be having a difficult time with their own basic care and mobility at home don’t have to continue struggling.
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Plenty of people struggle every year.

Millions of people across the country struggle with many aspects of their basic care, and the vast majority of them are considered elderly.

When a veteran is having difficulty with their mobility, when they can’t properly care for themselves in a safe and healthy manner, they may be struggling with a lot of extra stress and anxiety. They may worry about the next time they have to get out of bed in the morning. They may think about climbing up or down stairs, wondering if the next time is going to be the one moment when they actually fall (when they’ve had plenty of close calls already).

 

Home care is a great option to consider.

Home care offers assistance when needed. When a veteran hires home care aides through an agency, they will have flexibility that can be absolutely critical to keeping them safe at home. They may only need support during the morning hours and are fine the rest of the day.

A home care agency allows them to get the kind of help they need when they need it.

 

Companionship may be essential.

When people feel lonely, they may experience even greater stress and anxiety. Companionship can be a great way for people to feel more confident in their life, because they still matter. A home care aide can offer that, and more.

 

They might need a ride to the store.

If they don’t have food, or if they have a doctor’s appointment they need to get to, and they don’t have a ride, that can be an extremely stressful situation. Some people don’t know where to turn for help. If they had a home care aide working with them on a regular basis, they would probably feel a lot less stressed and anxious about their particular circumstances.

What if they can’t afford a home care aide?

Some veterans may qualify for the Aid and Attendance Benefit, which is a pension through the VA that can provide financial assistance to pay for home care services.

 

If you or a loved one have the VA Aid and Attendance Pension Benefit and are considering hiring home care, please contact the friendly staff at Veterans Care Coordination™. Call today: 1-855-777-4693

 

About Kyle Laramie, Founder & CEO

Kyle founded Veterans Care Coordination in April 2011. As its founder and CEO of VCC, Kyle is driven by the memory of his grandfather, a World War II Veteran who unnecessarily missed out on essential VA benefits because Kyle’s family wasn’t aware of available opportunities. In recognition of his impact in leadership, Kyle was named to the St. Louis Business Journal’s prestigious “40 Under 40” list and St. Louis Small Business Monthly’s “100 St. Louisans to Know” in 2014. VCC was named a St. Louis Small Business Monthly “Top 20” small business and a finalist for the St. Louis Post Dispatch Top Workplace (2015-2022), St. Louis Business Journal Best Place to Work (2019 & 2022), and the Arcus Awards (2014). The team has served more than 14,000 Veteran clients and their families. Kyle frequently speaks on Veterans’ benefits, addressing conferences such as the Home Care Association of America and Decision Health. He is passionate about giving back and has built a charitable-minded organization that supports various philanthropic efforts.