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MO HR910
Resolution
Status
4/14/2015
Primary Sponsor
Justin Hill
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AI Summary
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Missouri House Resolution urges U.S. Congress and Missouri's Congressional Delegation to oppose proposed VA regulations for the Aid and Attendance Pension Program
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Proposed VA regulations would cap home care costs at $21 per hour nationwide, which critics argue fails to account for regional market differences in labor costs, insurance, and operational expenses
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Changes would eliminate Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL) services from eligible assistance, including housekeeping, laundry, transportation, and meal preparation
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Resolution argues the $21 cap would force families to hire unlicensed or unqualified caregivers directly rather than use reputable home care companies, potentially compromising veteran safety
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Aid and Attendance Pension Program currently serves honorably discharged wartime veterans with 90 days of active duty and their surviving spouses who need help with daily living activities
Legislative Description
Urges the U.S. Congress to oppose the proposed new regulations of the Department of Veterans Affairs for the Aid & Attendance Pension Program
Last Action
Adopted (H)
4/14/2015