The financial cost to the veteran for residing at the New Hampshire Veterans Home is dependent on the veteran's assets.
Cost of Care
The cost of care is determined as follows:
John Doe | ||
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Veteran's total monthly income: | $____________ | $1000.00 |
Deduct $l00.00 (for the veteran): | - l00.00 | - 100.00 |
New total of monthly income: | $____________ | $ 900.00 |
Multiply by 90%** and you arrive at | x | .90 |
The monthly cost to the veteran: | $____________ | $ 810.00 |
*Monthly income: Represents all income received from federal, state or private companies, to include, but not limited to social security, retirement of any kind, interest income, annuities, VA disability/compensation check and other income sources received by the veteran including long-term care insurance.
**The l0% difference is for personal needs, and expenses not covered.
Costs associated with providing residents with nursing home level care such as covered VA formulary prescription medications, 24 hour nursing care, on site recreational activities, transportation to and from medical appointments ordered by the NHVH MD as per NHVH transportation policy, dietary services (three meals and snacks), daily housekeeping, laundry, incontinence products, basic cable TV, availability of on-site dental care, podiatry nurse care, management of resident account and coordination of VA/Pension benefits, social services, availability of on-site library.
Include services not associated with Nursing Home Level care which may or may not be covered by the VA, Medicare, or other health care insurances. Other items not covered include: non-covered VA formulary brand name prescription medications, Medicare co-pays, supplemental health care insurance premiums cost, physical therapy (available on site), Primary Care Physician (in-house), haircuts, personal clothing, personal toiletries, eyeglasses and prescriptions, dentures/partial plates (new or repaired), hearing aids (new or repaired), personal cell phones, personal recreation/entertainment, personal computers, WIFI, extra cable channels, private travel to local banks, fees for legal documents, legal services, personal snacks not provided by the NHVH, out-of-house meals, entertainment equipment such as TVs, DVDs, CDs, radios, etc., and some durable medical equipment.
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New Hampshire Veterans Home
139 Winter Street | Tilton, NH 03276-5415 |
(p) 603-527-4400 | (f) 603-286-4242