Home Health Care and Assisted Living Benefits for Colorado Veterans

VA Programs Also Help Pay for Long-Term Care Expenses

The losses suffered by someone diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease go far beyond the physical and emotional. The disease can cause a great financial strain as well. Recent studies show that the average direct cost of caring for an Alzheimer’s patient from diagnosis to death is $174,000.

One source of financial help many people overlook is the Veteran’s Administration. The agency offers funds and services to disabled veterans who can show a financial need, regardless of whether or not they have a service-related disability. Read more

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