Servicing those who served
Servicing those who served
where care meets service
We’re honored to serve you.
At SAFE Hands, we’re committed to providing Veterans and their families with exceptional in-home care. And with most of our locations contracted with the VA, we make it easy to use your VA benefits to get the quality in-home support you deserve. Count on us for reliable home care services so you and your loved ones can confidently live your lives to the fullest.
Our Care Services
Suppose you or your spouse need assistance with activities of daily living like dressing, bathing, eating or mobility, memory care, or other support for disability or illness. In that case, your VA benefits may cover the cost of home care services. Several VA benefits cover home care, and in many cases, Veterans are eligible for more than one program.
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***VETERAN HOME CARE BENEFITS***
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Homemaker & Home Health Aide Care
A benefit for eligible Veterans who need personal care services and help with activities of daily living. Care is provided by organizations like SAFE Hands, which is part of the Community Care Network, a network of VA-approved providers. Covers respite care for veterans and helps with activities of daily living. Homemaker and Home Health Aide Care benefits can only be combined with Aid and Attendance. It is only available to Veterans, not to spouses.
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VA Aid and Attendance
A benefit paid by the VA to eligible veterans, their spouses, or surviving spouses in addition to a veteran’s basic pension. It can be used to cover home care services. Covers assistance with daily activities like bathing, eating, and dressing; memory care; support for disability or illness.
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VETERAN-DIRECTED CARE (VDC)
A benefit that allows veterans to manage their care and hire caregivers to help them age in place. Eligibility is based on a Veteran’s health status or care needs. Thirty days of respite care is available each year as well. Veteran-Directed Care (VDC) benefits can be combined with Aid and Attendance. It is only available to Veterans, not to spouses.
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PROGRAM OF COMPREHENSIVE ASSISTANCE FOR FAMILY CAREGIVERS (PCAFC)
A benefit that assists Family Caregivers of eligible Veterans. They must be a family member or live with the Veteran full-time to be considered. Each Veteran can have one primary caregiver receive a stipend for their services, at least 30 days of respite each year, and other benefits.
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RELIABLE AND FLEXIBLE HOME CARE ASSISTANCE
Whether you need a little help or a lot, you can count on SAFE Hands. From a few hours a day to around-the-clock care, here are some of the many ways we proudly serve Veterans:
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Companion Care
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Personal Care / Assistance with Daily Activities
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Disability Assistance
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Recovery Support for Illness, Stroke or Surgery
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Memory Care
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Light Housekeeping, Errands, and Transportation
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Respite Care for Family Caregivers
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SUPPORT FOR MILITARY FAMILY CAREGIVERS
We understand that caregiving is a full-time job. Our flexible approach to respite care can give military family caregivers time to refresh and recharge, whether it’s for a few hours or a few days. Contact us for more information.
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AM I ELIGIBLE FOR VA HOME CARE BENEFITS?
We’re here to help you get the VA benefits you have earned to help pay for your care.
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Get to Know Us
SAFE Hands is honored to be committed to recruiting, hiring, and retaining the best caregivers to care for our military families. We understand the challenges of frequent relocation, and with home care agencies nationwide, Safe Hands is also an ideal employer for military spouses. We always seek caregivers who support our mission to bring wholehearted, life-energizing care to as many people as possible–on their terms, in their own homes.
"What our Veterans are Saying"
"As a veteran who has received homecare services from Safe Hands, I am honored to share my immense appreciation for the exceptional care and unparalleled support they have provided. From the very beginning, it was evident that their dedication to compassionate service was deeply ingrained in their mission."
Robert Daos VA
