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Detroit and Grand Rapids area veterans may be eligible to receive VA benefits to supplement the cost of their care for either assisted living, independent living with care, or in home care.
Through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) non-service connected benefits program aging and disabled veterans that need assistance with two (2) or more activities of daily living may qualify for monthly benefits of put to $2,000.00 per month. These benefits may be used to offset the cost of care by supplementing monthly social security and pension income. Although eligibility for these benefits may be confusing, help exists to those who may qualify. By working with a skilled elder law attorney, it is possible to qualify for benefits.
If you are residing in the metro Detroit area, Grand Rapids area, Kalamazoo area, or are in Northern Michigan and have questions about qualifying for VA benefits for assisted living or in-home-care call SMDA P.C.1-866-LAW-ELDR or 1-866-529-3537.
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