Homemaker & Home Health Aide
In-home support that helps Veterans maintain independence, dignity, and quality of life at home.
Everyday help from someone Veterans know and trust
Homemaker & Home Health Aide (H/HHA) services provide non-medical assistance with daily activities that may become more difficult due to aging, illness, injury, or disability. Services are authorized through the Department of Veterans Affairs and designed to help Veterans remain safely and comfortably in their own homes.
Through our Veteran-selected caregiver model, care can be provided by someone the Veteran already knows and trusts, such as a family member, friend, fellow Veteran, or other trusted individual in their community.
How caregivers support Veterans
Personal Care & Hygiene
Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and
oral hygiene
Meal Preparation
Cooking, grocery shopping, meal planning,
and cleanup
Light Housekeeping
Dishes, laundry, vacuuming, trash removal,
and dusting
Medication Reminders
On-time reminders, schedule tracking, and family alerts
Supervision & Safety
Standby assistance, fall prevention, and
daily monitoring
Companionship & Socialization
Conversation, activities, and
communication support
How to get started
Work with your VA provider
Speak with your VA provider or social worker about your need for in-home support.
Authorization
Receive authorization through the VA for Homemaker & Home Health Aide services.
Choose a caregiver
Identify a caregiver you know and trust or ask us about available caregiver options.
Care begins
Once your caregiver completes onboarding care begins.
Questions about VA home care? Contact our team to learn more at Intake.va@24hrcares.com
FAQs
What is Homemaker & Health Aide Care?
Homemaker & Home Health Aide (H/HHA) services provide non-medical assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, meal preparation, light housekeeping, mobility support, and companionship. These services help Veterans remain safely and comfortably at home.
Who is eligible for H/HHA services?
Eligibility is determined by the VA based on a Veteran’s clinical needs and authorization requirements. A VA provider, social worker, or care team can help determine whether H/HHA services are appropriate.
Can I choose my caregiver?
Yes, eligible Veterans may be able to receive care from a family member, friend, fellow Veteran, or other trusted individual through 24 Hour Home Care’s Veteran-selected caregiver model.
Is there a cost for H/HHA services?
When authorized through the VA, Homemaker & Home Health Aide services are typically provided at no cost to eligible Veterans and their families.
How do I get started?
Speak with your VA provider, social worker, or care team about your need for in-home support. If approved, 24 Hour Home Care can help coordinate services and guide you through the onboarding process. Email Intake.va@24hrcares.com.
Need help understanding your care options after enrollment?
We do not submit referrals or determine eligibility, but we can help you understand the process so you can take the next step with confidence.