Helping Veterans and Surviving
Spouses Receive In-Home Care With
No Out-of-Pocket Costs

The exclusive VetAssist Program aids wartime veterans and their surviving spouses in applying for a little-known pension from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), which can be primarily used for private-duty home care.

What is "Aid and Attendance"?

This VA benefit is a pension, including "Aid and Attendance," to help veterans or their survivors who are disabled and need assistance to live safely at home. Many are unaware that this pension exists for wartime veterans without a service-connected disability.

VetAssist Companion - The Latest Medical Alert System

This VA benefit offers a pension with "Aid and Attendance" for veterans or their survivors needing assistance to live safely at home. Our VetAssist Companion combines a voice-activated video calling system with a 24/7 medical alert for advanced security and reduced isolation. It's pre-programmed, customized, and easy to install.

The VA’s “Aid and Attendance” benefit is for wartime veterans, or their surviving spouses, who meet certain medical and financial requirements.

VA REQUIREMENTS 4M'S

1. Military Service

Minimum 90 days active duty, with at least one day during wartime, and an honorable discharge. (Gulf war veterans must have served active duty for 2 years, or the full period for which they were called for active duty.)

2. Medical Condition

Non service-connected disability which requires assistance with activities of daily living.

3. Money Limitations

Net worth (income and assets) are taken into consideration as a qualifying factor.. A primary residence and auto are not counted as part of net worth. Ongoing, unreimbursed medical and long-term care expenses may reduce income.

4. Marriage

Were you married to a wartime veteran for at least one year? Were you married to the veteran at the time of his/her death? Have you remained unmarried or did you remarry after January 1, 1971 and your remarriage ended before November 11, 1990?