We help Coloradoans get Medicaid and VA Long Term Care home care.

Confirm Medical & Money Eligibility

Confirmation is best submitted with your application. See details on this process and some options.

Submit to Your County Office

Submit your info and application with your county HHS/DHS office. All health- and human-services funding flows through your county offices.

Meet Your Case Manager

Meet the Case Manager at your Case Management Agency (CMA), who assesses your functionality and finalizes care plans.

Choose Your Home Care Provider

Tell them which provider you would like. Your Case Manager selects one if you have no preference.

1

Get Signed Up with the VA

Many think a DD214 means they are set up for VA benefits, but many veterans are not enrolled until they take this step.

2

Confirm Medical & Money Eligibility

This information is best brought to your VA PCP. See details on the process and your options.

3

Request Home Care from Your PACT Team

All VA-funded LTC home care is initiated by your VA Primary Care Physician. Your Social Worker can help.

4

Eligibility Validated for VHA Care

The PACT team sends approved hours to regional Case Managers, who validate eligibility and set up VHA care.

5

Choose Your Home Care Provider

Your VA Case Manager gives approved hours to your provider, who does an in-home assessment. Your CM selects one if you have no preference.

Helpful Forms & Documents

Wills & Trusts, Powers of Attorney, MOST forms, advance directives, and HIPAA, shared as a goodwill reference, not legal advice.

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Options to Plan Ahead

Long- and short-term care insurance, annuities, and guidance on paying for long-term care.

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Caregiver Respite

Area Agencies on Aging, the Colorado Respite Coalition, caregiver data, and elder-abuse resources.

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Colorado Medicaid

Health First Colorado

VA Pension/A&A

VA Aid and Attendance Benefits

County Support

Colorado DHS County Directory

Social Security

SSA Disability Benefits