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Other Financial Assistance Programs
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Non-VA Primary Care or Dual Use of VA
Service Connected/Presumptive Conditions
Suicide Prevention and Governor's Challenge Initiative
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When enrolling in the VA health care system, each veteran is assigned to a priority group. The VA uses priority groups to balance demand for VA health care enrollment with resources. Veterans with a 100 percent disability rating are eligible to enroll in Health Care Priority Group 1, with no co-payments required.
Medical benefits package includes: (link to: https://www.va.gov/health-care/about-va-health-benefits/)
Preventative care
Primary care
Specialty care
Mental health
Home health care
Dental care
Vision care
Geriatrics and extended care
Medical equipment/prosthetic items and aids
Nursing home placement
Medically related travel benefits
Hearing aids
Dependent's health care (if dependents are not eligible under TRICARE)
Foreign medical care
Service members or veterans with a permanent and total service-connected disability may be entitled to a grant from the VA to help build a new specially adapted house, adapt a home they already own or buy a house and modify it to meet their disability-related requirements. Eligible veterans or service members may now receive up to three grants, with the total dollar amount not to exceed the maximum allowable. Previous grant recipients who received assistance of less than the current maximum allowable may be eligible for an additional grant.
