At Options Home Care, we take pride in serving those who have served our country by offering compassionate, personalized senior care services for veterans throughout Lake County, Indiana, and beyond.
Our skilled team, including a specialized VA support unit, works closely with veterans and their families to help them understand their benefits and guide them through the application process with clarity and ease. We are committed to ensuring that veterans receive timely access to the in-home care and support they have earned, providing peace of mind and a higher quality of life for both veterans and their loved ones.
Veterans can receive a variety of services that support living independently while remaining in familiar surroundings. Options include skilled home health services, primary care delivered at home, and adult day programs in the community, all designed to help veterans stay engaged, safe, and supported.
Through the V.A. or approved partner agencies, veterans can access nursing care, physical and occupational therapy, and social work support. These services are tailored to meet the needs of those who are homebound or managing long-term health conditions, providing professional care without leaving home.
This service gives family caregivers temporary relief from the ongoing responsibilities of caring for a chronically ill or disabled veteran. Care may be provided in the home, at a short-term residential facility, or through adult day programs, ensuring veterans continue to receive attentive support while caregivers recharge.
Veterans who require daily assistance but prefer to remain at home can receive help with personal care, household tasks, and companionship from trained V.A. staff. This support allows veterans to maintain comfort and independence while receiving care comparable to that offered in a nursing facility.
A residential program that focuses on both short-term recovery and ongoing health maintenance for veterans with minimal medical needs. It provides structured support for those facing medical or social challenges while encouraging stability and self-sufficiency.
Veterans can access long-term, coordinated in-home care managed by a team of medical professionals. This service brings primary care and ongoing medical support directly to the home, ensuring consistent, personalized attention while allowing veterans to remain in the environment they know best.
The Aid and Attendance program provides financial support to help cover the cost of in-home care for seniors. Veterans or their surviving spouses may be eligible if they meet certain requirements, ensuring they receive the assistance needed to maintain care and independence at home:
