January 27

VA Releases 2015 Aid and Attendance Numbers

Previously we wrote about the Veteran’s Administration’s Aid and Attendance program. The VA has announced the 2015 award numbers.

Qualifying single veterans can receive up to $1,788 per month in long term care assistance.
Married veterans can receive up to $2,120 per month.
Surviving spouses of deceased veterans can receive up to $1,149 per month.

If you are interested in learning more about the VA Aid and Attendance Program, please click here or give us a call.

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