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There are little known benefits from the Veterans Administration that are called Aid and Attendance and Housebound Special Pensions. Although these benefits are called pensions, you may still be able to qualify for these benefits even if you are currently receiving a pension from the VA.

Many people ask us why they have never heard of these benefits before. The VA doesn't have an advertising budget, so word of mouth is the main form of advertising this benefit gets. Unfortunately, after one person tells someone who tells someone else, the message has changed and becomes misinformation.

We are trying to reach those in need to share the correct information that is needed.

Please read through this informational website to find out more about this VA benefit that could make a substantial difference in your well-being. A qualified veteran and spouse could be eligible to receive up to $1949/month, a qualified veteran only could receive up to $1644/month and the widow/widower of a qualified veteran could receive up to $1056/month.

The advisors with Veterans Benefit Advisors are here to help veterans who will have a hard time qualifying because of too high of an income or too many assets. Even though the VA doesn't have a look back period like Medicaid does, you must plan so that the veteran can qualify for both if the health of the veteran deteriorates and the care of a skilled facility is necessary in the future.

Moving assets or creating income improperly to qualify for the VA benefits could disqualify the veteran from receiving Medicaid benefits for a period of time in the future.

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate calling us toll free at: 1-877-419-1040 between the hours of 9am and 6pm Monday through Friday (Eastern Time).

If you would like us to speak at your event, please let us know. It is important for veterans to understand what kinds of benefits that they are due...after all, they deserve them!

We are currently only helping veterans located in Pennsylvania.

We ARE NOT afilliated with the Department of Veterans Affairs or any other government entity. Veterans Benefit Advisors has aligned with VA acredited attorneys, CPA's, and other elder resources and can offer advice, suggestions, and help, in areas that the VA cannot; resulting in reduced or elimated declines for those we help.