Assisted Home Care
Every Veteran should understand the nuances of what assisted home care versus home health care has to offer. AVCC offers high-quality services tailored to your unique needs.
Every Veteran should understand the nuances of what assisted home care versus home health care has to offer. AVCC offers high-quality services tailored to your unique needs.
For Veterans, understanding the array of benefits they’re entitled to—especially when it comes to health care—can sometimes feel like navigating a maze without a map. The transition from active service to civilian life brings with it a need for knowledge about the various support systems available, particularly in health care.
At AVCC, we’re always striving to find the perfect solution for you and your unique situation. Below, we’ve outlined some useful differences between assisted home health care and home care that families nationwide can reference to find the help they need.
Assisted home health care is designed for Veterans who require more specific and skilled nursing care or therapeutic services. This option is closely aligned with traditional health care but is specially adapted to be provided in the Veterans home. It’s particularly beneficial for those who are housebound or live far from VA facilities.
This program, as outlined by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, extends short-term health services for Veterans requiring skilled nursing care, therapy visits, patient education, and an array of social services. It caters to Veterans needing more intensive, health-focused care, ensuring their medical needs are meticulously managed within the familiar comforts of home.
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Home care, on the other hand, represents a broader spectrum of long-term support services, executed by non-skilled workers. This option is an ideal fit for Veterans seeking less intensive support to maintain independence and quality of life.
We’re always looking to expand our network of high-quality home care providers, so you’ll have the broadest options. These services include, but are not limited to:
Wondering about the eligibility requirements for home care support? Read our comprehensive guide.
For countless Veterans and their families, determining the right fit can be a challenging process, complicated by endless and personalized needs. This is where the American Veterans Care Coordination (AVCC) comes into play, offering a guiding light through the maze of choices.
We take immense pride in being a guiding light to Veterans and their families to develop personalized plans that fit the entire spectrum of the Veteran’s needs for everyday assistance.
By understanding the health history, lifestyle, and aspirations of each Veteran, AVCC crafts actionable plans that truly reflect the individual’s requirements and preferences.
AVCC stands committed to ensuring that Veterans are not only aware of the benefits they are entitled to but are also empowered to access them with ease. Among these benefits is the Aid & Attendance program. It offers additional financial assistance to qualifying Veterans and surviving spouses requiring help with daily activities. AVCC’s role extends to assisting Veterans and their families in navigating the application process for Aid & Attendance benefits, thereby enabling access to the necessary care without undue stress.
With AVCC on their side, Veterans get access to:
Personalized Plans: Each Veteran receives a plan tailored to their individual needs, ensuring a perfect match of services.
An Extensive Network: Access to a broad network of care providers.
A Simplified Process: Veterans and their family members receive guidance through paperwork and application processes to make accessing benefits straightforward and stress-free.
Empathetic Support: AVCC provides clients with an understanding and compassionate team dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for Veterans and their families.
Choosing between assisted home health care and home care hinges on a deep understanding of the Veteran’s health requirements, daily living needs, and personal preferences. The end goal is always to enhance the Veteran’s quality of life, either through specialized medical care or through support that fosters independence.
With the right information and support from organizations like the AVCC, Veterans can make informed decisions about their care, leading to a life of dignity and independence post-service. Connect with us today.