VA Home Care for Veterans in Las Vegas
In-home homemaker and personal care for eligible veterans through VA Community Care in Las Vegas, Henderson and Southern Nevada.
Eligible veterans can get homemaker and personal care at home through VA Community Care when their VA care team approves it and sends a referral. The VA decides eligibility and hours. Trusted Friend can explain the steps. Call or text (702) 660-2060.
What VA home care can include
Through VA Community Care, eligible veterans may be approved for help at home with daily activities like bathing, dressing, meals, light housekeeping and errands. The services and hours are set by the VA.
How to ask the VA for home care
- Talk with your VA primary care team or VA social worker. In Las Vegas, that is usually through the VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System.
- Ask about homemaker and home health aide services, and whether you qualify.
- If approved, the VA sends a referral to a community care provider. Tell your care team you would like Trusted Friend, and call us so we can confirm we can accept your referral.
VA Community Care referrals in our area are handled through TriWest Healthcare Alliance, which manages the VA’s community care network. Once we receive an approved referral, we schedule care and handle the paperwork with them.
Please note: The VA decides eligibility, authorization and approved services. Trusted Friend cannot guarantee coverage.
Common questions
Does the VA pay for home care for veterans in Las Vegas? (expand)
Yes, it can. Eligible veterans can receive homemaker and personal care services through VA Community Care when their VA care team approves and refers them. The VA decides eligibility and hours. See how VA home care works.
How does a veteran qualify for home care through the VA? (expand)
Eligibility depends on VA enrollment and the veteran’s care needs. The VA care team decides whether homemaker or personal care services are right and how many hours are approved.
Can the VA pay for in-home care for a spouse? (expand)
VA home care benefits are generally for the veteran. Surviving spouses may have other benefits to ask about. The VA can tell you what applies.
What should I ask my VA doctor about home care? (expand)
Ask whether you qualify for homemaker or home health aide services through VA Community Care, how many hours would be approved, and whether they can send the referral to the agency you choose.
How do I get started with home care? (expand)
Call or text (702) 660-2060, or request a free consultation on our website. We will ask what kind of help would make life easier, talk about schedules and payment options, and answer your questions. There is no obligation.
Let’s talk about what would help.
A short conversation is the best place to start. We’ll listen first, then help you understand your options.
Call or text, day or night(702) 660-2060