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Honoring Veterans with the Care They Deserve

Respect. Compassion. Comfort.​

Veteran Affairs

Caregiver Programs and Services

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At Options Home Care, we’re proud to serve those who served us—providing compassionate, personalized senior care services for veterans across multiple states.

Our experienced team, including a dedicated VA support unit, helps veterans and their families understand their benefits and navigate the application process with ease—ensuring timely access to the in-home care they deserve.

In-Home and Community Based Care
Caregiving services—skilled home health care, community adult day health care and home-based primary care—available to help veterans maintain independence in their own homes.
Skilled Home Care
Provided by the V.A. or contracted agencies, this service includes nursing, physical/occupational therapy, and social work for homebound veterans with chronic conditions.
Respite Care
Designed to relieve the family caregiver from the constant burden of caring for a chronically ill or disabled Veteran at home. Services include in-home care, a short stay in an institutional setting or adult day health care.
Homemaker / Home Health Aide Services
Companion care and day-to-day assistance by V.A. staff for veterans who need nursing home-level support but wish to remain at home.
Domiciliary Care
A residential rehabilitation program offering both short-term recovery and long-term health maintenance for veterans with minimal medical needs recovering from medical or psychosocial challenges.
Home Health Care
 Comprehensive, long-term in-home care services coordinated by an interdisciplinary medical team, providing veterans with primary care in the comfort of their homes. 

Who Qualifies for V.A. Aid & Attendance Benefits?

The Aid and Attendance program can help cover the cost of in-home senior care based on specific criteria. Veterans or their surviving spouses may qualify if they meet the following:

  • Served at least 90 consecutive days, including 1 day during an active war.
  • Received an honorable or general discharge.
  • Have a doctor’s recommendation requiring assistance with daily living.
  • Have assets under $129,094 (excluding home and car).
  • Surviving spouse must have been married to the veteran at the time of their passing.

A Smarter Approach to Senior Care

Ensure your loved one is getting the right support at the right time.

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