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The program offers support and services for family caregivers of eligible Veterans who were seriously injured in the line of duty and meet other eligibility requirements.

Find out how to get resources, education, and support available to caregivers of eligible Veterans from all eras. For this program, the Veteran doesn't need to have a service-connected condition, for which the caregiver is needed, and may have served during any era. We don't require a formal application for this program.

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Find out how to apply to become a fiduciary who manages benefits for a Veteran who can't manage their financial affairs because of injury, health conditions, or age.

Learn about free, temporary accommodations where you can stay to be near a Veteran or active-duty service member who's receiving treatment in a VA health facility far from home.

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A Supplemental Claim may be an option for you if you meet the requirements listed here.You must meet both of these requirements:We decided your claim in the past, andYour claim isn’t a contested claimLearn about contested claimsAnd you must meet at least one of these requirements:You have new and relevant evidence to submit (we can help you gather any new evidence you identify), or  You’re requesting a review of your claim based on a change in law (such as the PACT Act)Other decision review optionsBe sure you’re choosing the decision review option that’s right for you. You may be able to request a Higher-Level Review or a Board Appeal instead.Learn more about other decision review options

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Here’s what we mean by “new and relevant” evidence:New evidence is information we haven’t considered before.Relevant evidence is information that proves or disproves something in your claim.Unless your Supplemental Claim is based on a change in law, you’ll need to submit supporting evidence that’s new and relevant for your application to be complete. You can also identify evidence you’d like us to gather for you.

 Should I file a Supplemental Claim for disability compensation if my condition got worse? 
 

No. If you have a disability rating for a condition that’s gotten worse, you’ll need to file a claim for increased disability compensation.Find out how to file a claim for disability compensation

How do I prepare before I start my application?If you have new and relevant evidenceGather any supporting documents that you think could change our past decision.We can also help you gather documents from a VA medical center, other federal facility, or your private health care provider. You’ll need to provide the name of the facility that treated you and the treatment dates.Here are 2 examples of documents that you could include when you file your claim:A new medical report: We denied your claim for a mental health condition in the past. You now have a medical report stating that your service-connected injury led to your mental health condition. You can submit that report as new and relevant evidence.A buddy statement (also called a lay or witness statement): We denied your claim for back pain in the past. Your fellow service member witnessed the incident that caused your condition.
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A copay for Home Based Primary Care may be charged based on your VA service-connected disability status and financial information. You may have a basic copay each time a VA staff team member comes to your home for a medical visit (the same as if you went to a VA clinic).
Contact your VA social worker/case manager to complete the Application for Extended Care Benefits (VA Form 10-10EC) to learn the amount of your copay.

What services can I get?
HBPC provides a team of experienced health care professionals. Together they review the Veteran’s health care needs and offer treatments and support for the Veteran and his/her caregivers. Services available in HBPC include:

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How do I decide if Home Based Primary Care is right for me?
You can use a Veteran Decision Aid for Care at Home or in the Community to help you figure out what home care services or long term care services may best meet your needs now or in the future.
There's also a Caregiver Self-Assessment. It can help your caregiver identify their own needs and decide how much support they can offer to you. Having this information from your caregiver, along with the involvement of your care team and social worker, will help you reach short-term and long-term care decisions.
Ask your social worker for these resources or download copies from the Making Decisions page at www.va.gov/Geriatrics.
Your VA physician or social worker can tell you if a Home Based Primary Care program is available in your area.

 

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<p>What do your CalPERS pension, Social Security, and personal savings have in common? They can all be used to provide funds during your retirement. But understanding the relationship between these factors doesn’t need to be a challenge. Before registering for our classes, you can:</p>
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