Millions of America's senior citizens are veterans or surviving spouses of veterans. As these heroes age, they are often desperate to remain living independently in their own home, yet they require help with activities of daily living.

A little known Veterans Administration benefit, called Pension with Aid and Attendance, can help to fund this care. This benefit assists qualified veterans and spouses with funding for bathing, dressing, grooming, meal preparation, and other activities that make it possible to continue to live at home independently.

Veterans Care Coordination helps veterans and their families understand and apply for this benefit, and works to coordinate the care through home care companies that are our partners. We partner with you to identify and screen candidates and help to build your hours by subcontracting all the in-home care back to you for these clients. Your office need only send us names. We do everything else, including:

● Gathering all necessary documentation from doctors, courthouses and the National Military Records Center

● Assisting families with the process of preparing the initial application

● Monitoring the state of the application through regular contact with the VA

● Performing all the billing

● Assisting with maintaining eligibility on a month-by-month basis

● Assist with monitoring medical expenses to ensure eligibility

Our proven process ensures timely communication and provides a framework which holds us accountable to you our partners and ultimately to the families of veterans and spouses. We are privileged to serve all clients with the same honor and integrity with which they served our country.



Pension with Aid and Attendance is available to veterans and surviving spouses of veterans who meet certain criteria.

● The veteran must have served at least 90 days or more of active duty, with at least one of those days during a wartime period. It is not necessary for the veteran to have served in a field of battle or overseas. The veteran must have been honorably discharged. War dates include the following:

   World War II      Dec. 7, 1941 thru Dec. 31, 1946

   Korean Conflict  June 27, 1950 thru Jan. 31, 1955

   Vietnam Era        Aug. 5, 1964 thru May 7, 1975
                                 (period starts Feb. 28, 1961 for those in-country)

   Persian Gulf        Aug. 2, 1990 thru present day

● The veteran or spouse must have a medical condition which requires assistance with activities of daily living. This condition may not be related to their military service.

● The veteran or spouse must meet an income-to-medical expense ratio.

● The veteran or spouse must meet certain asset requirements.

As part of Veterans Care Coordination's proven process, our intake coordinators work with families to screen veterans and surviving spouses to determine eligibility and answer questions about the qualification criteria. In certain circumstances, both a veteran and spouse may qualify for the benefit.



Applying for the Pension with Aid and Attendance can be an arduous process. Veterans Care Coordination cuts through the red tape for veterans, surviving spouses and their families. Our friendly and compassionate staff has years of experience in obtaining this benefit and utilizing our proven process:

● Screen applicants for eligibility

● Obtain original military paperwork 

● Collect supporting documentation 

● Review completed VA application 

● Provide care services 

● Provide updates throughout the process

● Assist with any additional VA documentation requirements until final VA approval 

● Assist with medical expenses to ensure eligibility

This proven process provides an easy-to-follow and easy-to-understand framework and takes the burden out of the hands of our heroes and their families. Utilizing this benefit increases the individual's level of independence while maintaining their dignity and most importantly, enabling them to stay at home.



At Veterans Care Coordination, helping America's heroes stay at home in their golden years isn't just our job; it's a passion that comes from long experience and family tradition.

Company President Kyle Laramie has assisted thousands of veterans and spouses in obtaining the Pension with Aid and Attendance. Kyle's training in Occupational Therapy and his extensive background in home and facility care has taught him that seniors who can stay in their homes are often happier and healthier as a result. His grandfather, World War II veteran Norbert Laramie, occupies a special place in Kyle's heart as a true American hero.

The dual passions of service to seniors and honoring veterans drive all the staff of Veterans Care Coordination. Each client as a story to tell of a family member who served in the armed forces and each has first-hand experience in what it means to care for seniors, either as a dedicated family member or in a clinical environment. These experiences are put to use every day as we strive to serve veterans and spouses with the same honor and dignity as they served our country.





"Veterans Care Coordination works with our home care franchises across the United States and is an outstanding resource to both our franchisees and clients. Having a partner that specializes in the complex area of veterans benefits is of extraordinary value as it frees up our time and resources to focus on the core of our business - Excellent client care. It also allows clients to receive the home care they need without an excessive amount of wait time. Veterans Care Coordination is a partner that we are confident referring our clients to, as they have proven their dedication to serving seniors and our franchisees time and time again. We've worked with other providers out there, but none that provide the customer service that we have received from Veterans Care Coordination."
● Amy Petersen-Smith, VP of Operations for Senior Helpers


"Our experiences with Veterans Care Coordination have been only positive. Any referrals sent to VCC are handled by personable and friendly staff, who are knowledgeable and very pleasant to work with. Eligibility of benefits are determined quickly and efficiently and the client's need for services are expedited. We look forward to working with VCC in years to come."
● Gary and Susanne Chippendale, Owners, All Family Care, St. Louis, MO


"Through the efforts of the caring, hard working people at Veterans Care Coordination, we at Sheridan Care are able to enrich the lives of the senior veterans in our community by providing the home caregiver assistance they deserve that they otherwise would have a difficult time trying to obtain on their own."
● Susan Dost, President & CEO, Sheridan In-Home Health Care, Los Angeles, CA