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Is a Veteran’s condo exempt?

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Are Veterans Long Term Care Insurance Premiums of Well Spouse deductible as out of pocket expenses?

This appears to be a gray area within the VA.  Although the law allows medical insurance premiums as unreimbursed medical expenses (UME), some adjudicators will deny LTC premiums.  I would certainly submit them and if they are denied, send a notice of disagreement (if they are important to the outcome of the claim).  I believe a good argument could be made that they are indeed “medical” insurance premiums, especially in light of the fact that assisted living is now considered to be equivalent to nursing home care for the purpose of pension plus A & A and LTC can be…

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Most Veterans are unaware that the Veterans Administration has benefits that pay for in home care providers and Assisted Living Facilities.

At Senior Life Care Planning we utilize these VA programs to help Veterans achieve financial peace and mind and to ensure their quality of life. “We are outreaching to Veterans so they know these VA benefits are available to them” states David Wingate, a VA Accredited Attorney. The following information is obtained from the Veterans Administration website which describes the features of the VA benefits, (a) Aid and Attendance benefits and (b) Housebound benefits. Eligibility of a Veteran for the Aid and Attendance benefit depends if the veteran requires the aid of another person in order to perform personal functions…

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Senior Life Care Planning provides you with a professional care coordinator to help you navigate the aging process.

We provide non-medical care for your parent that may include helping find the right places to stay, at home, assisted living or nursing home; seeking financial help from governmental agencies to help pay for services and accommodations; asset protection and other services.

Santa Claus isn’t just for kids, it’s also for the elderly.

“Most seniors, without family, seems to think everyone has forgotten about them; therefore, we are trying to show we care” says David Wingate, President of Senior Life Care Planning.

Most veterans, over 65, and their families are not aware of Aid and Attendance.

Most veterans, over 65, and their families are not aware of Aid and Attendance. If the veteran is approved, this veteran’s benefit can cover some costs of home care and assisted living community. The aid and attendance veteran’s benefit, depending on your needs, can cover $1964 a month of such costs for qualifying veterans. The veteran must be 65 or older, have served, at least one day, during wartime, an honorable discharge, and meet certain other income and asset requirements, to qualify for this benefit. The benefit is paid in addition to monthly pension benefits, according to the Department of…

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Alzheimer’s Association 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s disease

To learn more about the 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s disease, contact the Alzheimer’s Association at through their Web site or at 877-IS-IT-ALZ.

Senior Life Care Planning works with seniors and their families as advocates for their quality of life, whether at home, assisted living facility or nursing home.

Watch for warning signs that your parents may need help, not just at the holidays, but for the rest of their life.

Senior Life Care Planning works with seniors and their families as advocates for their quality of life, whether at home, assisted living facility or nursing home.

For healthy seniors who want their own space and freedom, senior independent living is an ideal residential option.

Before you enter an assisted living facility or an independent living facility seek professional advise from Senior Life Care Planning so we will find the right kind of facility for you.

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