VetAssist & Veterans In-Home Care Blog
Looking for a caregiver blog? A VA claims blog? A veterans blog? Our VetAssist team at Veterans Home Care has valuable information and consumer tips for elder care. Whether you’re a family caregiver, home care provider or social worker, we invite you to follow our blog. We share timely articles and expert advice to help older veterans and their surviving spouses get the support they need to live their best life.
From how to access a little-known VA benefit known as Aid and Attendance to pay for in-home care to the latest senior technology, our blog is a must read.
You can also find testimonials and links to verified reviews from VetAssist clients and stories about veterans on our website by clicking below

Veterans Cope with Disabilities Through Diligence and, When Needed, Help
Veterans Home Care Visits: As with most people, when veterans and others are suddenly faced with a disability, they can either push forward and overcome it and learn to cope with this new reality in life or give up.

How Much Support Does the Veteran in Your Life Need/Receive?
Veterans Home Care Assistance Program: You have a veteran in your life. Maybe it’s a sibling, parent, adult child, or someone else. If they are having difficulty in their life, dealing with physical disabilities or other challenges, you might be the one who has stepped up to help them.

Veterans Learn to Adapt, Even When They Need Home Care
Veterans Home Care St. Louis: Learning to adapt and change in life is pretty much a necessity. If we don’t adapt, we will either get stuck in a rut, our safety is compromised, or we don’t get to enjoy all that life has to offer.

Maintaining Independence for Aging Veterans Is Possible with Home Care Aides
VA Home Care Program: When you need to rely on somebody else for assistance, how independent do you feel? Many people, especially those who have been on their own for the majority of their life, feel it’s a sign of a lack of independence when they have to call on somebody else for help.

One of the Most Common Questions Veterans Have About Aid and Attendance
Veterans Aid and Attendance: There are probably many questions people have when they start looking into certain pensions or other programs. For veterans who may require home care support, those who have limited financial means might not think there are options available to them. They might turn to family and friends, but what if they don’t have a strong support system nearby?

What Some Veterans Learn About Assistance When Needed
Veterans Home Care Guidelines: Veterans of all ages can learn a great deal when they finally come to the realization that assistance is required and they can’t do everything on their own. For some veterans, though, especially those on limited incomes, they may never consider home care support services.

Why Home Care Is Crucial for Some Aging Veterans
Veterans Senior Care: Mick Jagger once sang, “what a drag it is getting old.” Today, millions of seniors face challenges they may have never thought possible in their younger years. This includes aging veterans.

3 Reasons Home Care May Be Vital for Some Veterans
Veterans Home Care Services: Veterans are really no different than other people. They will face the same kind of challenges, strife, joys, successes, and other wonders that life can hold.

Can a Veteran Get Aid and Attendance Support Even If He Doesn’t Receive Other VA Pensions?
Veteran’s Care: Some veterans assume that since they’ve been denied previous pensions through the Veteran’s Administration that there’s no need to apply for a different type of pension.

Long-Term Home Care for Veterans: How Some Can Afford It
Veteran’s Elderly Care: Requiring help around the house can happen for any number of reasons. It can happen as a result of an accident.

Why Do So Many People Have Questions About Veteran Pensions for Home Care?
For a long time, veterans were considered pariahs in the United States. After the Vietnam War, some of the soldiers were treated disrespectfully and abused, both physically and emotionally.

If Your Dad Was a Wartime Veteran, Mom May Be Eligible for Aid and Attendance Benefits
Currently, your mother may require some type of support at home, and since she’s been widowed for more than a few years, it seems as though there’s nobody around to help.











