The Importance of Video Calls for Veteran Mental Health
In the landscape of veteran care, mental health remains a critical focus, with isolation emerging as a silent yet pervasive challenge. As of 2025, data from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) reveals that veterans experience suicide rates 1.5 times higher than...
Surviving Spouses: Your Rights to In-Home Care Benefits
As the surviving spouse of a veteran, you may feel overwhelmed navigating life after loss, especially when facing health challenges or the need for daily assistance. Many surviving spouses are unaware of valuable benefits available through the Department of Veterans...
Explaining Aid & Attendance to Family in 500 Words
If you’ve ever tried to explain the VA’s Aid & Attendance benefit to your family and felt like you were speaking a foreign language, this guide is for you. Whether you’re a veteran, a surviving spouse, or a family caregiver, here’s the plain-English version...
What Are Agency Directed Services (ADS) and How Do They Work?
For individuals with disabilities, having access to high-quality care services is essential for living independently and maintaining a good quality of life. One of the most reliable ways to ensure consistent care is through Agency Directed Services (ADS). But what...
The Critical Role of Personal Care Attendants (PCAs) in Promoting Independence for People with Disabilities
For individuals with disabilities, maintaining independence can be a daily challenge. Tasks that many take for granted, such as getting dressed, preparing meals, or even moving around the house, can require assistance. This is where Personal Care Attendants (PCAs)...
The Benefits of In-Home Care for Disabled Individuals
For individuals with disabilities, receiving care in the comfort of their own home can be a game-changer. In-home care services offer a wide range of benefits that go beyond just convenience. From personalized care plans to enhanced independence, in-home care provides...
VetAssist Companion: Comprehensive Support for Veterans and Their Families
For veterans and their families, navigating the complexities of VA benefits and accessing the right support can be challenging. Helping Restore Ability is proud to offer the VetAssist Companion program, designed to provide personalized assistance and comprehensive...
HRA: A Legacy of Compassion and Comprehensive Care
At Helping Restore Ability, we believe in empowering individuals with disabilities to live their lives to the fullest. With over four decades of service, our remarkable non-profit organization has been a beacon of hope for many across Texas. From our humble beginnings...
HRA: Discover Agency Directed Services
Since its founding in 1977, Helping Restore Ability (HRA) has been at the forefront of providing essential support for Texans with disabilities. Originating as the Arlington Handicapped Association, the organization was established by Sam Provence and his dedicated...
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