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Veterans Home Care from Assisting Hands Home Care Seacoast

Veterans home care connects military veterans and their families with in-home caregiving support, often coordinated alongside VA benefits such as Aid & Attendance, to help veterans age safely at home.

Call Assisting Hands Home Care Seacoast: (603) 824-8200

How Assisting Hands Home Care Seacoast Delivers Veterans Home Care

Assisting Hands Home Care Seacoast is an approved VA provider offering in-home care to veterans and surviving spouses who qualify for the Pension with Aid & Attendance benefit, which can provide up to $25,525 annually to help fund care at home.

Summarized from Assisting Hands Home Care Seacoast's website. Not yet reviewed by our team.

Approved VA providerAid & Attendance benefit assistancePersonalized care plansBonded and insured caregivers

How It Works Here

  • Develops customized in-home care plans tailored to each veteran's needs
  • Offers companion care, personal care, meal preparation, light housekeeping, medication reminders, shopping and errands, and assistance with bathing and dressing
  • Caregivers get to know the veteran on a personal level and adjust services as needs change over time
  • Helps veterans understand and access the Pension with Aid & Attendance benefit

What Stands Out About Assisting Hands Home Care Seacoast

  • Certified, bonded, and insured caregivers
  • Approved provider for the VA
  • Assists veterans and surviving spouses in accessing up to $25,525 annually through the Pension with Aid & Attendance benefit

Who Assisting Hands Home Care Seacoast Supports

Veterans and surviving spouses of veterans who meet wartime service requirements (at least 90 days active duty during a war period with honorable discharge) and wish to remain at home as they age.

Want to understand veterans home care in general?

Compare staffing models, typical costs, and questions to ask before choosing a provider.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the eligibility requirements for this service?

Wartime service (or widow of wartime veteran), at least 90 days of actual active duty served during a war period, and honorable discharge. It is not necessary for the veteran to have served in a field of battle or overseas.

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