In a sense they will. You can get "X" number of hours per month for caregiving, That can include what ever you might need. Call and talk to the Social Worker at the VA and find out what you qualify for. AND you may qualify for other services as well and the VA will now pay spouses for caregiving so it is well worth checking that out. You do not give much information if this is for you, a parent, spouse or the age of the person . There is a lot available depending on the condition of the Veteran and Where and When they served. Different conditions that have been determined to be due to the service are considered "Service Connected Disability" and they are rated by % of "disability" the higher the % the more services and benefits are available. Contact your local Veterans Assistance Commission. The help they provide is a free service.
Call and talk to the Social Worker at the VA and find out what you qualify for.
AND you may qualify for other services as well and the VA will now pay spouses for caregiving so it is well worth checking that out.
You do not give much information if this is for you, a parent, spouse or the age of the person
. There is a lot available depending on the condition of the Veteran and Where and When they served. Different conditions that have been determined to be due to the service are considered "Service Connected Disability" and they are rated by % of "disability" the higher the % the more services and benefits are available.
Contact your local Veterans Assistance Commission. The help they provide is a free service.