Local Care in Ohio
Personalized care in Ohio for the ones you love
Our Ohio team provides more than just a service—we provide peace of mind. Discover local resources, expert caregivers, and a community of support.
"A higher standard of local care for those who served our nation."
Why Families in Ohio Choose Veterans Home Care
At Veterans Home Care, we understand that choosing care for a loved one is one of the most important decisions a family in Ohio can make. That is why we focus on matching your family with local caregivers who share our commitment to dignity, safety, and joy.
Support Options
Ways we can help in Ohio
Explore our localized in-home services designed to support veterans, seniors, and spouses.
VA Aid & Attendance Coordination
We help wartime veterans and surviving spouses apply for the VA Aid & Attendance benefit — up to $2,800 a month toward in-home care.
In-Home Care for Veterans
Trained caregivers who understand veterans — service-connected mobility needs, PTSD considerations, military culture.
Post-Hospital Veteran Recovery
Coordinated post-discharge care for veterans returning from VA hospitals — recovery, mobility, and the medication routine.
Memory Care for Veterans
Dementia and Alzheimer's care at home for veterans, including service-connected conditions linked to TBI or PTSD.
Need urgent help?
Our Ohio coordination team is available to discuss your family's needs and find the right fit.
Companion Support
Compassionate Companion Care in Ohio
Our Ohio care team offers comprehensive companion care to help seniors live happily and safely at home. We provide the social connection and daily assistance that makes a real difference.
Warm Companionship
VA Outings & Events
Light Housekeeping
Hobbies & Activities
Honor & Care
Dedicated to Ohio’s Military Families
We are proud to provide high-quality care to veterans across Ohio. Our specialized caregivers understand the unique needs of former service members, ensuring they receive the respect and support they earned.
VA Benefit Assistance
Mobility & Safety
Family Respite Care
PTSD & Dementia Support
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Our Ohio team is here to help you navigate your options and find the perfect match for your family. Reach out today for a compassionate conversation.
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740-276-3296
Our office
400 Main St, Belpre, OH
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Find quick answers to common questions about services, VA assistance eligibility, and local care coordination in Ohio.
What is the VA Aid & Attendance benefit?
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VA Aid & Attendance is an additional monthly pension paid on top of standard VA pension to wartime veterans (or surviving spouses) who require help with activities of daily living. In 2026 it can add up to $2,800 a month, which most families use to pay for in-home companion or personal care. Eligibility is income-and-asset based; the application typically takes 6 to 12 months.
Does the VA pay for home care?
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Yes, through several pathways. The VA's Homemaker and Home Health Aide (H/HHA) program directly contracts non-medical home care for eligible enrolled veterans. VA Aid & Attendance and Housebound benefits provide cash that veterans can spend on home care. The Veteran-Directed Care (VDC) program lets veterans hire and pay their own caregivers, including family members. Eligibility and waiting lists vary by region.
Can family members be paid to care for a veteran?
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Yes, under the Veteran-Directed Care (VDC) program, eligible veterans receive a monthly budget they can use to hire caregivers — including adult children and other family members. Spouses are eligible in most states but not all. The VA pays the caregiver as an employee, with payroll taxes handled by a third-party financial management service.
Who qualifies for VA home care benefits?
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Eligibility varies by program. The H/HHA program generally requires veteran status, enrollment in VA healthcare, and clinical need for help with ADLs. Aid & Attendance requires wartime service (at least one day during specific war eras), 90 days of active duty, honorable discharge, and meeting income/asset limits. A VA-accredited claims agent can walk you through your specific eligibility.
Is there a difference between VA Aid & Attendance and Housebound benefits?
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Yes. Both are additional monthly pension payments, but they cover different situations. Aid & Attendance is for veterans who need help with daily activities — bathing, dressing, eating, transferring. Housebound is for veterans who are substantially confined to their home due to permanent disability. You can qualify for one or the other, not both. Aid & Attendance pays more.
How long does the VA Aid & Attendance application take?
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Typically 6 to 12 months from submission to first payment, though approval times have improved recently. Working with a VA-accredited claims agent (free, by law) significantly speeds the process and reduces rejection risk. Plan on starting the application 6 months before you need the money — and continue paying for care out of pocket in the meantime; benefits are paid retroactively to the application date.
Does VA home care cover memory care or dementia?
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Yes. Veterans with service-connected or non-service-connected dementia (including Alzheimer's and dementia linked to TBI) qualify for VA home care under H/HHA and Aid & Attendance. The VA's GEC (Geriatrics and Extended Care) services include adult day health care, in-home respite, and memory-specific support. Most veterans don't realize how comprehensive the coverage is — ask a VA caseworker.
Can my parent get VA home care if they're already on Medicare?
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Yes. VA benefits and Medicare are not mutually exclusive — veterans can use both. Medicare typically covers skilled home health (nursing, PT) under a physician's order; VA programs cover non-medical home care and supplemental care Medicare doesn't pay for. The two systems coordinate; your VA caseworker and Medicare home health agency typically work together on the care plan.