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VA Pays for In-Home Care

Eligible veterans can get VA-paid in-home care at no or low cost through the H/HHA program, helping them stay in familiar surroundings instead of moving to long-term care.

Senior veteran smiling and talking with caregiver during home visit

A Helping Hand at Home:
How VA Caregivers Assist Veterans

  • Safe & Supported at Home

    Caregivers assist with mobility, fall prevention, and daily routines to create a secure living space.

  • Relief for Family Caregivers

    VA respite care offers short-term support, giving family caregivers time to rest and recharge.

  • An Alternative to Facilities

    In-home care lets veterans stay in familiar surroundings instead of moving to a care facility.

How to Get VA-Approved In-Home Care

VA in-home care is part of the Standard Medical Benefits Package. Enrolled veterans can take advantage of Homemaker and Home Health Aide (H/HHA) services.

To get started, talk to your VA doctor or care team. They’ll assess your needs, and if in-home care is approved, you can request Free Air Life, Inc. as your provider.

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If you have questions about our VA services, please feel free to contact us. On our contact page page, you’ll also find information on how to reach the VA directly.

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Serviced Locations:

  • Coeur d'Alene,
    Idaho

More areas and states coming soon

VA Care Eligibility

Who Qualifies for VA In-Home Support?

To receive VA-paid in-home assistance, veterans must:

  • Be enrolled in VA health care
  • Have a clinical need for help with daily activities
  • Receive a doctor’s order for services

Once the VA confirms eligibility, you can choose a provider from the VA’s Community Care Network (CCN), including Free Air Life, Inc. See our FAQs for more details.

Help for Family Caregivers

VA Respite Care: Giving Caregivers a Break

Caring for a veteran is an important job, but everyone needs time to rest. VA respite care gives family caregivers a break—whether to run errands, take care of personal needs, or just rest—while making sure veterans continue getting the support they need at home.

You served your country.

Now receive the care and support you need to continue living life on your terms.

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