Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, in addition to the Homemaker and Home Health Aide (H/HHA)program, veterans may qualify for other VA benefits like the Aid & Attendance benefit, which provides extra financial help for in-home care.

HHA services can also be combined with other VA Home and Community-Based Services to ensure veterans receive the right level of care. A VA social worker can help determine the best support options.

Many veterans receive in-home care at no cost through the VA. However, some may have a small copay depending on their priority group and income level. Your VA provider can confirm if any copay applies to you.

Yes, once the VA approves your care, you can choose a VA-approved provider through the Community Care Network (CCN). Your VA provider or social worker can help you select the best option for your needs. Free Air Life, Inc. is part of the CCN and can be your provider.

The amount of care a veteran receives depends on their specific needs. A VA provider will assess your situation and determine the number of visits and hours of care approved. If your needs change over time, your care plan can be adjusted.

To apply, talk to your VA primary care provider or social worker. They will assess your needs and, if you qualify, connect you with the H/HHA program.

If you’re not sure who to contact, call your local VA medical center for guidance, or contact our office.

Services include help with activities of daily living (ADLs) such as bathing, dressing, grooming, assistance with medication, medication reminders, and meal preparation. The program also offers companionship and respite care for family caregivers.

Veterans enrolled in VA health care may qualify for the Homemaker and Home Health Aide (H/HHA) program if they have a need for in-home support. A VA provider or social worker will assess their situation and determine if they’re eligible.

The VA Homemaker and Home Health Aide (H/HHA) program helps veterans who need assistance with daily activities stay safe and comfortable at home. This nonmedical service includes help with personal care, meal preparation, and companionship.