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New Program Begins July 4th To Help Veterans Find In-Home Care Funds
This Independence Day, millions of American families will celebrate when they learn about free, government money that’s available to help them pay for in-home care of their veteran loved ones. It’s all part of a new, free program that helps families across the country dig up hidden government money to pay for in-home care for veterans of all ages.
Senior Helpers’ Veteran’s Express Program helps families navigate the difficult application process, which could earn them up to $1800 a month in VA pension money to pay for in-home care.
“It’s a happy July 4th because we could use money for a caregiver,” says Phyllis DeMasi, who cares for her 84 year-old husband, a wheelchair bound World War II veteran. “Like most families, we didn’t know about this money and we didn’t know how to get it.”
“We’re revealing a secret most Americans don’t know about,” says Senior Helpers’ Founder, Peter Ross. “The application process for this type of government money can be long and grueling, causing many families to give up and never receive financial assistance. The Veteran’s Express Program walks them through each step of the process until they get their money.
Veteran’s Express is an organization that plays the role of “senior advocate” on behalf of veterans and their families who need help completing the necessary paperwork to qualify for government reimbursement. their benefits.
Senior Helpers connects professional caregivers with people who wish to live at home as opposed to a nursing or assisted living facility (www.seniorhelpers.com) The Senior Helper’s Veterans Express program helps veterans of all ages fill out the maze of paperwork to apply for VA pension money .
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