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Aid and Attendance assessments on VA Form 21-2680
Aid and Attendance and Housebound benefits, paid as special monthly compensation or as an increase to VA pension, depend on clear medical evidence of how much help a veteran needs with daily life. VA Form 21-2680 is where that evidence goes.
Overview
Documenting the need for daily help
VA Form 21-2680, Examination for Housebound Status or Permanent Need for Regular Aid and Attendance, asks a clinician to describe the veteran's conditions and their effect on daily activities.
Under 38 C.F.R. § 3.352(a), VA looks at whether a veteran needs regular help with activities such as dressing, bathing, eating, and toileting, or needs care to stay safe from the hazards of daily life. Section 3.351 also covers veterans who are bedridden, in a nursing home because of incapacity, or who meet the vision criteria.
A form that only lists diagnoses invites a denial. Ours connects each condition to the specific daily activities it affects, so the need for help is clear from the form itself.
What is included
Included with Aid & Attendance Assessments
- VA Form 21-2680 completed by our medical team
- Each condition tied to the daily activities it affects
- Housebound and Aid and Attendance criteria addressed
- Records review so the form is consistent with the medical history
- A universal flat rate of $850, with no hidden fees or contracts
- Requests submitted through a HIPAA compliant process
Submitting a request
Request an Aid and Attendance assessment
For attorneys and accredited representatives working VA claims. Complete the request and upload the records with it. Requests go to our VA team at info@vamo.vet.
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Questions about a request? Email info@vamo.vet.
Every service is a flat $850, with no hidden fees. See our pricing guide.
Clear answers to the questions VA asks
Upload the veteran's records with the request and our team will confirm what is needed, including whether an examination is required, before any work begins.
We stay in the medical evidence lane. We do not provide legal advice, represent claimants, or promise outcomes.
Other engagements
VA Claim Support
Independent Medical Opinions, TDIU Vocational Assessments, Mental Disorders DBQs, and VA Form 21-2680 for Aid & Attendance.
Clinician authoredIndependent Medical Opinions
Independent medical opinions and nexus letters built from the record, with clear rationale and exhibit citations prepared for VA review.
VA Claim SupportMental Disorders DBQ
A Mental Disorders Disability Benefits Questionnaire, completed after a telemental health psychological assessment by our clinical specialists.
VA Claim SupportTDIU Vocational Assessments
Vocational assessments that address whether service-connected disabilities prevent a veteran from securing and following substantially gainful employment.
SSDI Claim SupportSSDI Vocational Assessments
Forensic vocational assessments for SSDI claims, directed and signed by a nationally certified vocational expert.
Working an Aid and Attendance claim?
Request a VA Form 21-2680 assessment through VA Claim Support. Every service is a flat $850.
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