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VA Benefits for Assisted Living Care
As we learn of their veteran status, we are pleased to direct seniors to a “Financial Concierge” who will ease and quicken the application process for “Aid & Attendance,” through the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs.
MorningStar Senior Living has partnered with financial services experts to present different resources commonly used to pay for senior living.
VA Benefits for Assisted Living are Tax-Free
“Aid & Attendance” is a tax-free pension paid directly to the qualified veteran or spouse. The monthly benefits are subject to change annually. The 2020 maximum monthly benefits for qualifying applicants are:Situation
2024 Monthly Amounts
Surviving Spouse
$1,478
Single Veteran
$2,300
Married Veteran Needs Care
$2,727
Veteran with Spouse who needs care
$1,806
The National Care Planning Council estimates that up to 25% of seniors could potentially apply for Aid & Attendance.
To qualify, the Veteran or surviving spouse must demonstrate a regular need for caregiver assistance or the need to live in a protected environment because of physical or mental impairment. This assistance is commonly provided in a licensed assisted living or memory care community.
Every state has a Department of Military/Veteran Affairs staffed with Veteran Service Officers (VSOs). Their assistance in completing the complex application is free of charge. Assistance can also be given by accredited VA agents. Accreditation is granted by the VA to representatives, agents and attorneys to assist claimants in the preparation, presentation and prosecution of claims. To learn more about this valuable VA Benefit that helps Veteran families afford senior care, please call MorningStar.
 
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