Veteran Benefits
Veteran Benefits
If you or your spouse are a veteran who served at least 90 days active service, of which one day was during wartime (World War II, Korea, Vietnam, or Gulf War), you may be eligible for veteran benefits of up to $1,949.00 per month to help pay medical expenses. If you are a surviving spouse of a veteran you may be eligible for benefits of up to $1,056.00 per month. These benefits do not require you be in a nursing home. In fact, they not only help pay for care in your home or assisted living facility, but also pay for medical supplies including Q-Tips, rubbing alcohol, and even prescriptions. Only an accredited attorney can apply for benefits for you. The Estate Planning Law Center attorneys are accredited with the Veterans’ Administration to provide education and assistance to qualify for veterans aid and attendance benefits. Contact us today to see if you are eligible for veterans benefits to help pay for your medical needs and for your care at home or an assisted living facility.
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