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New VA program offers 'foster health care' for veterans – Sterling Journal-Advocate - Vimarsana News

New VA program offers 'foster health care' for veterans – Sterling Journal-Advocate

The Veterans Affairs Administration is offering a Medical Foster Home Program to veterans in the Sterling, Fort Collins/Loveland and Cheyenne, Wyo., areas. In the program, community members open their home to care for Veterans as an alternative to institutional long-term care. The program is new to the area, the VA is looking for caregivers that […]

For military families, diverse caregiving resources prove to be lifeline - Vimarsana News

For military families, diverse caregiving resources prove to be lifeline

Veterans Affairs, nonprofits step in to provide respite, assistance to millions trying to navigate new realities

The financial strain of raising grandchildren - Vimarsana News

The financial strain of raising grandchildren

Most people reaching retirement age do not anticipate — or budget — for raising a child. They have raised their children, and, with any luck, have put away a nest egg in anticipation of those golden y...

Some caretakers ineligible for reimbursement because of age - Vimarsana News

Some caretakers ineligible for reimbursement because of age

Even as the temperature drops and winter approaches, Linda Mitchell’s 5-year-old grandson still constantly asks her to take him and his 2-year-old brother to swim at Alameda Waterpark — a place they v...

Unpaid caregivers in ME receive limited financial grants - Vimarsana News

Unpaid caregivers in ME receive limited financial grants

Advocates for unpaid family caregivers in Maine say they'll need continued support beyond the recently passed paid family and medical leave program. Caregiving can be a full-time job with many out-of-pocket expenses, like paying for gas to get to a doctor's appointment or ensuring a parent has enough food in their fridge. Bridget Quinn, associate state director for advocacy and outreach with AARP Maine, said state grants to help caregivers with up to $5,000 in expenses will end next year, and lawmakers need to start considering ways to ensure that help continues. ...