Lexington and Columbia Veterans’ Home Care

To be eligible for VA health care, you generally must have served in active military service and been discharged under conditions other than dishonorable. Other factors like your service history, income level, disability status, and whether you qualify for Medicaid may also affect your eligibility. The VA reviews each application individually to determine the right level of care and services for you.

For more information about eligibility, give us a call to see if we can help you access your benefits. You can also go to US Department Of Veteran Affairs | Eligibility for VA health care.

With home care, veterann can remain in the home they know and love through the help of the Veterans Affairs Community Care Network (VACCN). As a National VA Provider, RetireEase Senior Services works within the Veterans Affairs Community Care Network (VACCN) to deliver care to eligible veterans who demonstrate a physical need for in-home services.
More Information:
• VA Community Care Overview: https://www.va.gov/communitycare/
• Community Care Eligibility: https://www.va.gov/communitycare/programs/veterans/General_Care.asp
• Accessing Community Care: https://www.va.gov/communitycare/about/

Family members are crucial in veterans’ home care by providing support, communication, and collaboration with caregivers. They help create a comprehensive care plan addressing veterans’ needs and preferences. Family members can assist with coordinating care schedules, attending appointments, and ensuring the veteran’s home environment is safe and comfortable. Their involvement ensures continuity of care and provides emotional support to the veteran, helping maintain a strong care network. Effective communication between family members and caregivers is essential to ensure that the veteran’s needs are consistently met and that any changes in their condition are promptly addressed.