Success Stories of the Aid and Attendance Application
Posted in Uncategorized on November 6, 2015
Tags: aid and attendance, VA programs, veterans, veterans benefits
With Veteran's Day approaching, I wanted to share some of the recent success stories and messages of thanks we have received from the VeteranAid.org forums. These people, these veterans and their families, have recently been awarded the Aid and Attendance benefit or are currently sending in and waiting on their application to be approved by the Read More »
The Best Hotel Discounts and Deals for Veterans
Posted in Uncategorized on October 28, 2015
Tags: military, tips for seniors, veterans benefits
Travel is one of the things many of us look forward to after retirement. If your travel plans include saving money, you’ll be glad to know that many big hotel chains offer special discounts for veterans and military retirees. To claim these deals, you can book them on your own or you can join a Read More »
What if the Veteran cannot Sign their Name on the Aid and Attendance Application?: Aid and Attendance Benefit FAQ
Posted in Uncategorized on October 22, 2015
Tags: aid and attendance, FAQ, VA programs, veterans, veterans benefits
VeteranAid.org was started with the intentions of making the application process for Aid and Attendance easier for all veterans and their families who are seeking help with obtaining this benefit. We are continuing that process by creating a FAQ series on the VeteranAid blog. So, what if a veteran cannot sign their name on the Read More »
7 Steps for Moving into Assisted Living
Posted in Uncategorized on October 12, 2015
Tags: aid and attendance, tips for seniors, veterans benefits
Moving is never fun. Veterans and their families may be more used to it than most, but that doesn’t meant the move to an assisted living facility will be easy. When the time comes to make that move, you want to do everything you can to make the transition as easy and successful as possible. Read More »
Signs Your Loved One May Have Alzheimer’s
Posted in Uncategorized on October 5, 2015
Tags: aid and attendance, tips for caregivers, tips for seniors, veterans benefits
Alzheimer’s is one of the biggest difficulties affecting our seniors today. An estimated 44 million seniors currently have Alzheimer’s, although most cases aren’t yet diagnosed. Recent studies suggest that veterans who experience traumatic brain injuries and post-traumatic stress disorder are at an even higher risk than the rest of the population of contracting Alzheimer’s It Read More »
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