VA Home Care for Veterans
Veterans and spouses may qualify for up to $46,140 a year to pay for care at home, through our partner, American Veterans Care Connection.
We made it simple.
Getting VA help for home care can feel like a maze. Forms, phone calls, waiting, and more forms.
Affinity Angels Home Care has partnered with American Veterans Care Connection (AVCC) to help veterans and surviving spouses get home care paid for.
You fill out one form → AVCC reviews it and approves you → Then we send a caregiver to your home.
No guesswork. No chasing paperwork alone.
Proud partner of American Veterans Care Connection
Ask yourself these four questions
Are you a veteran who served at least 90 days of active duty?
Was at least one of those days during a war?
Are you the surviving spouse of a veteran?
Do you need help with daily tasks at home?
Said yes?
Fill out the form below or call (888) 532-9266. AVCC will review your case and tell you where you stand.
Many families qualify through the VA’s Aid and Attendance benefit, which adds to a VA pension when a veteran needs help with everyday life.
How It Works
Step 1: Fill out the form
Tell us about the veteran and the kind of help they need. It only takes a few minutes.
Step 2: AVCC reviews and approves
An AVCC coordinator calls you to talk through your needs and check your eligibility. They send the paperwork, you sign it, and AVCC takes it from there.
Step 3: We send a caregiver to your home
Once you’re approved, we build a care plan and match a caregiver to your loved one. Care starts at home, where they’re most comfortable.
How We Help at Home
Our caregivers help veterans with the everyday things that keep them safe and independent.
Bathing and personal care
Meals and mealtime help
Light housekeeping, laundry
Medication reminders
Mobility and transfers
Toileting and incontinence
Companionship
Respite for family caregivers
Zero No-Show Guarantee
We track every clock-in in real time. If a shift runs late, we know within 5 minutes and step in.
The Same Caregivers
Familiar faces, not a new stranger every week.
Family Portal
Kids and spouses can check on care from their phone.
30+ Years of Healthcare Leadership
Every care plan has real clinical experience behind it.
Dementia and Parkinson’s Care
Trained support for veterans living with memory loss or movement disorders.
Barrow County
Veterans in Winder, Auburn, Statham, and Bethlehem get care from our neighbors right here in Barrow County.
Gwinnett County
From Suwanee and Buford to Lawrenceville, Dacula, Snellville, and Duluth, we help Gwinnett veterans stay in the homes they love.
North Fulton
VA home care for veterans in Roswell, Milton, Alpharetta, and Johns Creek.
DeKalb County
Help at home for veterans in Chamblee, Decatur, Tucker, Stone Mountain, and Dunwoody.
Hall and Jackson Counties
Care for veterans in Gainesville, Flowery Branch, Braselton, Hoschton, and Jefferson, including veterans living with dementia.
Walton County
From Loganville to Monroe, we care for veterans in the county where the memorial poppy was born.
Cobb and Rockdale Counties
VA home care in Marietta, Smyrna, Kennesaw, and Conyers.
Houston County
Care for veterans and military families near Robins Air Force Base in Warner Robins and Perry.
Don’t see your town?
Call (888) 532-9266 and we’ll tell you if we can help.
Coming January 2027: Forsyth and Cherokee
We’re growing. Starting in January 2027, we’ll bring VA home care to veterans in Forsyth and Cherokee counties, including Cumming, Canton, Woodstock, Holly Springs, and Ball Ground.
Join the waitlist now
We’ll call you as soon as care is available in your area. You can even start the AVCC approval process early, so your caregiver is ready on day one.
Does the VA pay for in-home care?
It can. Veterans and their spouses may qualify for up to $46,140 a year to pay for home care through VA benefits like Aid and Attendance. Our partner, AVCC, helps you find out if you qualify and handles the paperwork with you.
Who is eligible for the veterans home care program?
Veterans who served at least 90 days of active duty, with at least one day during a war, may qualify. So may surviving spouses. You must also need help with daily tasks at home. AVCC reviews each case, so the fastest way to know is to fill out the form.
How do I apply for VA home care benefits?
Fill out our form. An AVCC coordinator will call you, send the paperwork, and walk you through approval. Once you’re approved, we send a caregiver to your home.
Is AVCC part of the VA?
No. American Veterans Care Connection is a private organization that helps veterans and surviving spouses get VA benefits for home care. We partner with AVCC so the process is easier for your family.
Can a surviving spouse get care?
Yes. Surviving spouses of veterans can apply through AVCC too.
Do you serve Forsyth or Cherokee County?
Starting in January 2027. Join our waitlist on this page, and we’ll call you as soon as care is available in Cumming, Canton, Woodstock, and nearby towns.
What if they need more care than the benefit covers?
We can add more hours or services as private pay. Call us and we’ll walk you through your options.
You Took Care of Us. Let Us Take Care of You.
Fill out one form and let AVCC and Affinity Angels handle the rest.
Prefer to talk?
Call (888) 532-9266Important
American Veterans Care Connection (AVCC) is a private organization, not the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. AVCC determines eligibility. $46,140 is the maximum yearly amount; your benefit may be lower.
Questions?
Call (888) 532-9266 and we’ll tell you if we can help.