We are Located in Downers Grove and Provide In-Home Care Throughout DuPage & Western Cook Counties.

Veterans Home Care

Providing exceptional Veterans Home Care for seniors and families in Downer’s Grove, Naperville, Lombard, Westmont, Darien, Oak Brook, Hinsdale, Wheaton, Burr Ridge, Glen Ellyn, Elmhurst, DuPage County, and Western Cook County.

Suburban Home Care provides in-home care for veterans that keeps loved ones safe, comfortable, and socially connected while honoring their military experience. Our team links qualifying families to the Veterans Aid and Attendance Pension Benefit and delivers daily support without disrupting cherished routines or community ties.

Why Specialized In-Home Care Matters for Veterans

Veterans often face health challenges that reflect both age and service history:

  • Chronic pain or mobility limits from training-related injuries
  • Post-traumatic stress or other mental-health concerns
  • Neuropathy, balance issues, or vision changes
  • Cognitive decline linked to traumatic brain injury (TBI) or dementia

Professional caregivers create a safe space for open conversation. Consistent, knowledgeable care at home reduces hospital readmissions, maintains independence, and bolsters emotional well-being—benefits many veterans identify as vital to quality of life.

In-Home Care Services for Veterans

Personal Care & ADL Support

  • Bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, and safe transfers
  • Fall-prevention protocols and mobility assistance

Companion Care & Emotional Support

  • Conversation, reminiscence, card games, and hobby time
  • Escort to local VFW or American Legion activities in Downers Grove and Naperville

Meal Preparation & Nutrition

  • Veteran-preferred Midwestern menus and hydration reminders
  • Monitoring for unintended weight change or special-diet compliance

Medication Reminders & Wellness Checks

  • Scheduling prompts, pill-box reviews, and communication with VA physicians
  • Early notice of side effects or new symptoms

Respite & 24/7 Coverage

  • Flexible hourly visits, overnight awake care, live-in or round-the-clock options
  • Peace of mind for family caregivers juggling work and household commitments

Transportation & Errands

  • Door-to-door rides to Hines VA clinics, grocery stores, and community events
  • Assistance with prescription pick-ups and paperwork drop-offs

Care plans are tailored during an in-home assessment and can be adjusted as health or benefit status evolves.

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Local Veteran Resources in DuPage County

  • Edward Hines Jr. VA Hospital – 5000 S. 5th Ave., Hines, IL 60141 | 708-202-8387 Veterans Affairs
  • DuPage County Veterans Assistance Commission – 421 N. County Farm Rd., Wheaton, IL 60187 | 630-407-5655 DuPage County, IL
  • VFW Post 3873 (Naperville) – 908 W. Jackson Ave., Naperville IL 60540
  • American Legion Post 80 (Downers Grove) – 4000 Saratoga Ave., Downers Grove IL 60515
  • Ride DuPage Veterans Medical Transportation – Low-cost rides to VA appointments | 630-407-5655 Ride DuPage

These groups provide benefits counseling, social programs, and specialized shuttles—resources our care team coordinates on request.

Understanding the Veterans Aid & Attendance Pension Benefit

The Aid & Attendance (A&A) add-on can significantly offset veterans home care costs. Below is a quick reference for 2025 monthly maximums:

  • Single veteran: $2,358
  • Married veteran: $2,795
  • Veteran married to veteran (both using A&A): $3,740
  • Surviving spouse: $1,515

(Rates adjust annually for cost-of-living increases.)

Eligibility basics

  • Active-duty service: At least 90 days, with one day during an approved wartime period
  • Medical need: Regular assistance with one or more Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)
  • Income & assets: Countable resources below the current threshold (2025 limit: $159,240)
  • Discharge status: Other-than-dishonorable

Documents to gather

  • DD-214 or separation papers
  • Physician’s statement outlining ADL needs
  • Recent bank statements, Social Security award letters, and expense receipts
  • Marriage certificate (if applicable)

Honor Your Loved One’s Service—Reach Out Today

Ready to arrange veterans home care that respects military heritage and personal preferences? Call Suburban Home Care at (630) 964-9000 any time, or complete our quick web form for a same-day response. Our team is grateful for your loved one’s service and stands ready to help them thrive at home.

We work side by side with families to meet every client’s individual needs, ensuring safety, security, and happiness. Our mission is to provide reliable and consistent caregivers.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Veterans Home Care

Yes. A&A augments the basic VA pension and does not interfere with VA health services, TRICARE, or Medicare. It simply provides extra funds that you can apply toward in-home care.
Most claims finalize in four to six months. Suburban Home Care works with accredited agents who track status and expedite requests for additional information when needed.
No. A copy of the DD-214 discharge papers plus a current physician’s affidavit is sufficient for most claims. Accredited representatives can request additional VA records on your behalf.
Families may pay privately or start care on a deferred-payment arrangement. Once A&A is approved, funds are retroactive to the application date and can reimburse earlier invoices.
Absolutely. We partner with local Medicare-certified hospice providers and integrate personal-care support so the veteran remains comfortable at home.
All Suburban Home Care aides complete federal fingerprint background checks, DMV reviews for drivers, and skill assessments on veteran-specific care topics.

Yes. Un-remarried surviving spouses who meet the same income, asset, and medical-need criteria may qualify for up to $1,515 per month in 2025.

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