Caring Hands United is part of the VA’s community of network providers offering home health services to veterans and their families. We currently provide personal support and respite services through the VA MISSION Act of 2018. We also accept TRICARE and other insurance options. Call us today for more information!
How a Veteran Could Benefit from Receiving Home Care Services Which Include Assistance with Daily Living Activities
Home care services with assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) can benefit veterans in a number of ways, including:
- Improved quality of life: Home care services can help veterans remain independent and live safely in their own homes. This can lead to an improved quality of life, as veterans can continue to enjoy their daily routines and activities.
- Reduced risk of hospitalization and nursing home placement: Home care services can help veterans manage their chronic conditions and avoid unnecessary hospitalizations and nursing home placement. This can save veterans money and allow them to stay in their homes for longer.
- Increased support for caregivers: Home care services can provide relief for caregivers, giving them a break and allowing them to focus on other aspects of their lives. This can help to reduce stress and burnout for caregivers.
- Preservation of independence: Home care services can help veterans maintain their independence and dignity by allowing them to live in their own homes and on their own terms.
- Peace of mind for veterans and their families: Home care services can provide peace of mind for veterans and their families knowing that they are receiving the care they need in a safe and comfortable environment.
Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) Examples
- Personal care: This includes bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.
- Mobility assistance: This includes help with getting in and out of bed, walking, and using stairs.
- Meal preparation and cleanup: This includes planning, shopping for, cooking, and serving meals, as well as cleaning up afterwards.
- Medication management: This includes reminding veterans to take their medications on time and in the correct dosage.
- Housekeeping: This includes tasks such as vacuuming, dusting, and mopping floors.
How To Start VA Services
Get in touch with your VA social worker to discuss eligibility for home care services. If you are eligible for services, request to be matched with Caring Hands United Inc for home care services. All enrolled Veterans are eligible for Homemaker / Home Health Aide Care IF they are eligible for community care and meet the clinical criteria for the service and it is available.
- Please Note: A copay (payable to the VA) for Homemaker and Home Health Aide services may be charged based on your VA service-connected disability status.
