Veteran Escapes the Horrors of WWII to Enjoy a Career in Horror Films
From circus to cinema, Douglas B. Hobart, has had an enviable career in the entertainment industry. He was born May 20, 1927, the same day
The VA Announces New Rules affecting the Pension with Aid and Attendance
On September 18, 2018, The Department of Veterans Affairs, (VA) announced new rules applicable to VA needs-based benefit programs. These rules will impact the little-known,
Marketing Tips for Home Care Agencies Shared at the Hurricane Bootcamp
“We’re not a typical home care agency competing with other home care agencies,” said Veterans Home Care President Larry Kay. “We actually help other home
Providing Respite for a Family Caregiver Can Help the Aging Veteran, Too
Aging Veteran Care: The moment an aging veteran might need assistance at home, family often step up to help. It could be a spouse, adult child, sibling, or someone else.
Woman dubbed “Rosie the Riveter” Receives VA Pension
Rosie the Riveter was an image that represented the hard working women who took the place of men in the industrial labor force during the war.
KTRS Radio’s John Grayson and Jennifer Blome Examine Little-Known Pension For Veterans: Aid and Attendance
A little-known pension available to low-income, wartime veterans and their surviving spouses, Aid and Attendance, is still making news even though the benefit has been available