HELPING WARTIME VETERANS AND THEIR SPOUSES QUALIFY AND OBTAIN THE
AID AND ATTENDANCE BENEFIT.
UP TO $3,845 PER MONTH!
HELPING WARTIME VETERANS AND THEIR SPOUSES QUALIFY AND OBTAIN THE
AID AND ATTENDANCE BENEFIT.
UP TO $3,845 PER MONTH!
The Aid and Attendance improved monthly pension was established in 1952. It is the maximum amount of Pension awarded to the Wartime Veteran or surviving spouse. Aid and Attendance is a Veteran Pension benefit that does not require service-related injuries for compensation.
The Aid and Attendance benefit was designed to help wartime Veterans, and their surviving spouses pay for their senior living needs and long-term care costs, such as Assisted Living or Home Healthcare. It can pay up to $3,845 per month, tax free.
The Veteran must have served at least 90 consecutive days of active duty. One of those days needed to be during a period of war.
In order to receive the Veteran's Pension at the Aid and Attendance level:
The wartime Veteran or surviving spouse must be receiving and paying for ADL care. This care can be provided by a senior living community, home health organization, adult day care, or a family member / friend.
The claimant must be receiving assistance in at least two of the following areas:
Bathing, Dressing, Ambulation, Toileting, Personal Hygiene, Physical Therapy, Mental Therapy, and Nursing Services.
Family provided care is acceptable as long as the claimant is paying the family member for the care he/she is providing.
* If the Veteran or surviving spouse is not currently receiving this type of assistance, or is receiving it from a family member, please Contact Us.
For the Aid and Attendance Benefit, the VA imposes income and asset limits on the Veteran and the spouse.
Senior Living Solutions, LLC believes that the Aid and Attendance Benefit is a benefit that has been earned, therefore a Veteran or spouse should not be penalized for saving money and being frugal throughout his or her life.
Currently, the asset limit for Aid and Attendance is set at approximately $163,699. In the event the family is over the VA's allowable asset limit, there are legal, ethical, and moral strategies the family can implement that will help them qualify without triggering the 3-year look back period or penalty period.
The cost of Senior Living or Private Duty Home Care is certainly not cheap. If you feel that you will not qualify because of your income or assets, then please:
CALL TODAY: 1-877-896-0181
Veteran's Pension
Two Married Wartime Veterans
Aid and Attendance = $3,845 Per Month
That's $46,140 Per Year, Tax Free!
Veteran's Pension
Wartime Veteran (One Dependent)
Aid and Attendance = $2,874 Per Month
That's $34,488 Per Year, Tax Free!
Veteran's Pension
Wartime Veteran (No Dependents)
Aid and Attendance = $2,424 Per Month
That's $29,088 Per Year, Tax Free!
Veteran's Pension
Healthy Wartime Veteran
Spouse Needs Care
Aid and Attendance = $1,901 Per Month.
That's $22,812 Per Year, Tax Free!
Survivor's Pension
Surviving Spouse of a
Wartime Veteran
Aid and Attendance = $1,558 Per Month
That's $18,696 Per Year, Tax Free!
The Veteran must have served at least 90 consecutive days of active duty. One of those days needed to be during a period of war. See below for wartime dates.
The wartime Veteran must have received any type of discharge other than a Dishonorable Discharge in order to be eligible for the Aid and Attendance Improved Pension.
The surviving spouse of the wartime Veteran must have been married to the Veteran at the time of passing and must have never remarried. A divorce disqualifies the spouse.
World War I
April 6, 1917 - November 11, 1918
World War II
December 7, 1941 - Dec. 31, 1946
Korean Conflict
June 27, 1950 - January 31, 1955
Vietnam (In Country)
BEGINS 1955
Vietnam (ALL)
August 5, 1964 - May 7, 1975
Gulf War
August 2, 1990 - Undetermined
We show our families ways they may be able to afford and pay for high quality Senior Living Communities. The cost of this care is certainly not cheap, so it's important for families to become aware of the options that are available to them and to work with a qualified team of experts.
Many of our families choose to live at home. Private duty home care can often be more expensive than an assisted living community. We show our families different ways they may be able to afford Private Duty Home Care and have their loved one remain at home.
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