State Veterans Homes & Long-Term Care

The Arkansas Department of Veterans Affairs operates two State Veterans Homes that provide care for Veterans and their eligible family members.

Colorado has five Veterans Community Living Centers that provide resident-centered long-term care and a supportive living environment for Veterans and their eligible family members.

The Connecticut Veteran ResidentialFacility at Rocky Hill provides Veterans with a variety of rehabilitation services and programs, within a community living environment.

Patriots Landing is a residential program that provides a temporary, safe and secure environment for Veterans, their spouses, and children who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

The DVH is a 144-bed long-term care facility in Milford, Delaware that offers skilled nursing care to Delaware resident Veterans and their eligible family members.

The Georgia Department of Veterans Service (GDVS) has two skilled nursing care homes that provide high-quality care for wartime Veterans while seeking to improve their quality of life and overall health.

The Charlotte Hall Veterans Home in St. Mary's County offers an assisted living program, a skilled nursing program and memory care in secure units to provide a continuum of care for Veterans and their eligible spouses.

Missouri has seven nursing homes that provide long-term skilled nursing care at minimal cost to Veterans.

The Mississippi VHPB provides low interest mortgage loans for Veterans, active and reserve component service members and unremarried surviving spouses. The VHPB offers competitive rates, fewer fees and 100% loan to value.

The NHVH located in Tilton, New Hampshire is a 250 bed intermediate and long-term care facility that cares for eligible New Hampshire Veterans. The NHVH also offers hospice and palliative care.

The New Mexico State Veterans home, provides integrated nursing services in an atmosphere that promotes the physical, social, and emotional well-being of every resident.

Nevada has two State Veterans Homes that offer short and long term skilled nursing, memory care, and rehabilitative services in a compassionate, respectful environment.

Mothers and fathers of a service member who died while serving on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces (Gold Star Parents) are also eligible (30 day active duty requirement does not apply).

To be eligible for admission, Veterans must meet the following criteria:

The Ohio Veterans Home Cemetery offers a dignified final resting place for deceased Veterans who were residents of an Ohio Veterans Home.

South Carolina has six state Veterans nursing homes for Veterans who require skilled or intermediate nursing care.

The unremarried surviving spouse of an eligible Veteran who is a least 60 years old and was married to the Veteran for at least one year prior to their death. South Dakota Codified Laws 33A-4-27

The Virginia Department of Veterans Services has three Veterans Care Centers that provide affordable, long term skilled nursing care, dementia and memory care as well as short and long term rehabilitation for Veterans.

Wisconsin has three Veterans Homes that provide long term skilled nursing care and short term rehabilitative care for Veterans and their eligible family members.

The West Virginia Veterans Home is a 125-bed facility, overlooking the Village of Barboursville, that serves as a convenient and comfortable home in time of need for Veterans. The Home is not a treatment facility and cannot care for Veterans in need of daily care or skilled assistance.

Located in Clarksburg, the West Virginia Veteran's Nursing Facility offers 120 beds, including a 20-bed unit dedicated to Alzheimer's care. The facility prioritizes a warm, appealing, and comfortable environment for West Virginia Veterans needing skilled nursing home care.