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We provide in-home care tailored to your needs—from personal care and daily assistance to companionship and medication reminders. Our services support seniors, individuals with disabilities, and anyone needing extra support at home. Below are the core services we offer under our Home Care program:

Personal Care

Support with daily hygiene routines such as bathing, grooming, dressing, and toileting — always delivered with dignity and respect. Our caregivers are trained to assist veterans while encouraging independence and preserving personal comfort.

Meal Preparation

We prepare nutritious, home-cooked meals tailored to each veteran’s dietary needs and personal preferences. Our caregivers handle everything from meal planning and grocery shopping to cooking — supporting overall health and well-being.

Medication Reminders

Gentle, consistent prompts to ensure medications are taken on time and as prescribed. While we do not administer medications, our caregivers help veterans stay organized and consistent with their treatment plans.

Mobility Support

Hands-on assistance with walking, transferring, and repositioning to promote safety and confidence. Whether using a cane, walker, or wheelchair, we help veterans move more comfortably and reduce the risk of falls.

Light Housekeeping & Errands

Loneliness can impact both physical and mental health. Our caregivers offer meaningful companionship through conversation, shared activities, and simply being present. This service is designed to boost emotional wellness and reduce social isolation.

Companionship & Emotional Support

We provide genuine companionship through conversation, shared hobbies, or quiet presence. Our caregivers are trained to recognize the emotional needs of veterans, offering social connection and a trusted ally in daily life.

Transportation

Safe, dependable rides to medical appointments, grocery stores, community outings, and veterans’ events. We help veterans stay active, independent, and connected with their communities.

What are the eligibility requirements for a veteran to get home care under the VACCN?

To receive home care under the VACCN, the Veteran must first be enrolled in the VA Health System and usually demonstrate a need for assistance with one or more ADLs (Activities of Daily Living).

Veteran home care refers to non-medical or medical services provided in a veteran’s home to support daily living, improve quality of life, and promote independence.

Veteran home care may include:

  • Personal care (bathing, dressing, grooming)
  • Meal preparation
  • Medication reminders
  • Light housekeeping
  • Mobility and transfer assistance

Yes. The VA may cover home care services through programs like:

  • Veteran Directed Care (VDC)
  • Homemaker and Home Health Aide Program
  • Community Care Network (CCN)
  • Aid & Attendance Pension Benefit

Yes, through the VDC program and certain VA caregiver support programs, family members can be paid for providing care.

  • Contact your VA primary care provider or social worker.
  • Request a needs assessment for home care services.
  • Or reach out to an approved VA home care provider like Amara Health Care for assistance with the referral process.

Yes. Amara Health Care is experienced in serving veterans and works closely with VA case managers, the Community Care Network, and Veteran Directed Care programs.

We provide veteran home care services across Harford, Cecil, Kent, and Baltimore Counties.

Once a referral is made and eligibility is confirmed by the VA, services can typically begin within 7–14 days depending on care needs and program availability.

You can:

  • Speak to your VA care team.
  • Or contact Amara Health Care directly info@amarahealthcare.net for help navigating VA home care options.

Types of Care We Provide

24-hour Care

We offer 24-hour care to help our clients receive the round-the-clock assistance they need. With this, family members may also receive respite services, allowing them to take breaks from their caregiving duties.

Long-term Care

For those who have chronic health issues or individuals that need long-term support, our caregivers are here to help them maintain their comfort and safety at home.

Short-term Care

Individuals dealing with an illness, surgery, or injury that may last from a couple of days or months may benefit from short-term care. With this, they’ll be provided with support in managing their daily living and health needs.

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