Many veterans and their families are unaware of the financial assistance available for long-term care and healthcare expenses.
Without proper planning, you could miss out on thousands of dollars in benefits that can help cover the cost of in-home care, assisted living, or a nursing home.
If you or a loved one served in the military, you may qualify for VA benefits that can help cover long-term care costs, home health care, or assisted living expenses. But VA benefit programs are complicated, and many veterans assume they don’t qualify—when in fact, they do.
With the right legal planning, you may be able to:
If you’re a veteran or a surviving spouse, let’s find out what you’re eligible for.
Contact us at (636) 493-3333 or click here to get started today.
Many veterans believe VA benefits are only for retired military or those with service-related disabilities.
The truth? There are several VA programs available that can help you or your loved ones receive financial support and long-term care assistance.
Aid & Attendance is a tax-free monthly pension for veterans and surviving spouses who need help with activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing, and meal preparation. This benefit can help cover the cost of in-home care, assisted living, or a nursing home.
If you have a disability or illness connected to your military service, you may qualify for monthly compensation and additional healthcare benefits. Even if you were denied benefits in the past, you may still be eligible under updated VA guidelines.
Many veterans don’t realize that VA benefits can cover a portion of assisted living or nursing home care costs—without requiring you to drain your savings. Proper planning ensures you receive the care you need while protecting your assets.
If you are the widow or widower of a veteran, you may qualify for VA benefits that help cover living expenses, healthcare, and even long-term care costs. Many surviving spouses miss out on benefits simply because they didn’t know they were eligible.
Tom, an 82-year-old Vietnam veteran, was struggling to pay for in-home care. His children were helping where they could, but the costs kept rising. Tom assumed he wasn’t eligible for VA benefits because he had too many assets.
By the time Tom’s family came to Jones Elder Law, he had already spent over $50,000 on private care, draining his savings.
When we reviewed his case, we discovered that he qualified for VA Aid & Attendance benefits—providing him with over $2,000 per month in tax-free income.
If Tom had applied sooner, he could have saved tens of thousands of dollars. But by working with us, he was able to receive the benefits he deserved while protecting his remaining savings.
Don’t make the same mistake. If you’re a veteran or the spouse of a veteran, don’t assume you don’t qualify—let’s find out together.
Call (636) 493-3333 today to schedule your Vision Meeting.
Don’t Leave Money on the Table
You served your country. Now, let’s make sure you receive the benefits and financial security you deserve. We’ll help you navigate VA benefits, protect your assets, and plan for long-term care.
Call (636) 493-3333 or click here to schedule your Vision Meeting today.
Many VA benefits, including Aid & Attendance, allow legal planning strategies that help veterans qualify without spending down assets.
If you served at least 90 days on active duty with one day during wartime, you may qualify—even if you were never in combat.
Widows and widowers of veterans may be eligible for monthly tax-free VA benefits to help with long-term care and living expenses.
Many veterans and their families miss out on thousands of dollars in benefits simply because they don’t know how to apply—or assume they don’t qualify.
At Jones Elder Law, we specialize in VA benefits planning, asset protection, and long-term care strategies to ensure you and your family receive the financial support you’ve earned.
