Veterans Care Providers Inc., a 501(c)3 non-profit charitable organization, works within local communities to insure all veterans receive pension and other benefits to which they are entitled.
Quick View
Helping you manage your LTC needs
Aid & Attendance is a little known and under used VA Pension Benefit . This pension is available to veterans and surviving spouses who require the regular attendance of another person. The maximum benefit payable in 2009 for a veteran with one dependent is $23,396 per year.Learn more... Housebound Benefit
Housebound, like Aid & Attendance is part of the VA’s Improved Disability Pension benefit. The difference is in the level of disability required to qualify for Housebound versus Aid & Attendance. The maximum benefit payable in 2009 for a veteran with one dependent is $18,120 per year.Learn more... More
Low Income Pension Benefit
If you are 65 or older, this Improved Disability Pension benefit will bring your income up to the Maximum Annual Pension Rate (MAPR) of $11,830 for a veteran without dependents; and $15,493 for a veteran with one dependent. If you are under 65, you must be disabled and not able to work. The pension is also available for surviving spouses and children.Learn more...Pre-planning
Managing your affairs during a period of sudden or long-term illness can be a daunting task, filled with stress and anxiety, prior pre-planning can help.