We provide high-quality home care that enables individuals to continue living independently in the comfort of their own homes.
How it Works
All services include a thorough home care assessment to evaluate each client’s needs and preferences prior to initiation, an in-home safety check, conducted to identify potential hazards and offer solutions, and frequent in-home evaluations and ongoing caregiver supervision.
With over 16 years of experience working with local Veterans, En Su Casa is officially vendorized and contracted with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to provide in-home care services to Veterans. We can also assist in determining if you or your loved one qualify for special VA programs and benefits, such as Homemaker Services and Respite Care. Watch the video below or call 210-777-3266 to learn more. You can also click here to download our quick, one-page guide.
If you are a Veteran or surviving spouse of a Veteran, you may be eligible for Aid and Attendance benefits through the Department of Veterans Affairs. Aid and Attendance is part of the VA’s Disability and Death Pension programs, providing supplemental income for Veterans who have a disability unrelated to their military service and/or are at least 65 years old. Similar income is provided to the surviving spouse of a qualifying Veteran.
Those who qualify can receive up to 10% off one week of En Su Casa’s private care services.
Maximum monthly benefits for those who qualify for Aid & Attendance through the Department of Veterans Affairs are:
Surviving spouse of a Veteran: $1,149
A veteran with no spouse or dependence children: $1,788
A married couple where the Veteran requires care: $2,120
Income Improvement Pension (Veteran is healthy but the spouse requires care): $1,404
Need Assistance? Have Questions?
From determining the type of care you need to helping you file for coverage, our team of experts are ready to assist with any questions you may have. Appointments can be scheduled via phone call or email. View our contact page to learn more.
