From VA benefits and caregiver support to housing assistance and mental health resources — HPA has curated what veterans and their families actually need, without the bureaucratic runaround.
If you're experiencing a mental health crisis or having thoughts of suicide, please reach out immediately. You are not alone, and you don't have to wait.
In a world filled with complexities, we're here to simplify, support, and honor your journey. Beyond assisting with long-term care and benefits, we're committed to helping families preserve the veteran's legacy.
With HPA, you're not just planning for the future — you're ensuring that what you've earned is actually received. And if you're not sure where to start, Ranger knows the system and will guide you through it.
Your guide to support and services you've earned
The official VA website — apply for benefits, check claim status, manage healthcare, download records, and find VA facilities. If you're not using VA.gov, you may be missing what you've earned.
Visit VA.gov →When filing a claim for VA benefits, you'll need to submit specific forms. Organized by benefit type — disability compensation, pension, education, healthcare, and more.
Find your forms →VSOs advocate for the veteran community and assist with benefit applications and appeals — at absolutely no cost to veterans. One conversation with a VSO can unlock benefits you didn't know you had.
Find your VSO →Services Online (SOL) lets federal retirees and survivor annuitants learn about retirement benefits and make changes to federal annuity payments — from one secure portal.
Learn more →Veterans who served may have special SSA considerations. Medicare is available to veterans 65+ — and in some cases, you can have both VA healthcare and Medicare simultaneously.
SSA veteran benefits →Health insurance for individuals 65+ or those with disabilities requiring nursing facility level of care — available in institutions or home/community settings. Veterans may qualify based on income and care needs.
Apply here →Many veterans qualify and don't know it — enrollment takes minutes
Most veterans who served on active duty qualify for VA healthcare. It covers a wide range of services — often at little or no cost. You can apply online in about 30 minutes.
Apply now →If the VA can't provide the care you need, the Community Care program lets you receive care from approved non-VA providers — often closer to home — while VA pays.
Learn about Community Care →VA provides a full range of mental health services — from same-day emergency care to ongoing therapy, PTSD treatment, substance use programs, and peer support. Free for enrolled veterans.
Find mental health care →Understanding what you're entitled to — and how to get it
Your VA disability rating (0–100%) determines your monthly compensation and access to other benefits. Understanding how ratings are assigned — and combined — is crucial to getting what you deserve.
Understand your rating →You can file for compensation for any condition connected to your military service. You don't need to be 100% disabled to receive benefits — even a 10% rating has real financial value.
File a claim →Denied claims can and should be appealed. The Board of Veterans' Appeals and the AMA (Appeals Modernization Act) process give you multiple pathways to challenge an incorrect decision.
Learn about appeals →Monthly payments added to VA pension for veterans who need help with daily activities or are housebound. This is one of the most underutilized VA benefits — Ranger can help you determine eligibility.
Check eligibility →If you served in Vietnam and were exposed to Agent Orange, you may be entitled to retroactive benefits for specific presumptive conditions — even if previously denied.
Agent Orange benefits →The PACT Act (2022) significantly expanded VA benefits for veterans exposed to burn pits, Agent Orange, and other toxic substances. Many newly eligible veterans haven't yet applied.
PACT Act benefits →Navigating resources for a secure future
Provides claim assistance, financial advising, job placement, and advocacy for Vietnam Veterans through legislative initiatives across the state of Arizona.
Learn more →Provides financial assistance to active duty service members, veterans, and families for unforeseen hardships caused by military service — including emergency funds for rent, utilities, and food.
Apply for assistance →Free financial counseling for veterans and military families — including debt management, budgeting, and financial planning services designed specifically for the military community.
Get counseling →Critical benefits for families caring for a wounded veteran — often missed
For caregivers of eligible post-9/11 veterans — provides a monthly stipend, healthcare coverage through CHAMPVA, mental health counseling, respite care, and caregiver training. This is one of the most significant — and underutilized — VA benefits available.
Apply for PCAFC →For all era veterans — provides peer support mentoring, skills training, coaching, and connections to local resources. No stipend, but meaningful support for caregivers who don't qualify for PCAFC.
Learn more →Advocates for and empowers military caregivers through research, programs, and policy. The Hidden Heroes campaign connects caregivers to resources, support groups, and community nationwide.
Find support →Judgment-free support — available when you need it
The world's leading research and educational center on PTSD. Provides clear, science-based information about PTSD, treatment options, and how to access care — for veterans, families, and providers.
Learn about PTSD →Community-based VA counseling centers providing readjustment counseling, PTSD treatment, MST counseling, and bereavement support — in a non-clinical, low-pressure environment. Walk-ins welcome.
Find a Vet Center →A VA resource connecting veterans and their families to mental health resources — including real stories from veterans who've faced similar experiences and found support.
Make the connection →VA Substance Use Disorder programs provide counseling, medication-assisted treatment, and recovery support — without judgment. Help is available for alcohol, opioids, and other substances.
Find recovery support →Assistance dogs placed with veterans with PTSD, physical disabilities, hearing loss, or developmental challenges — trained specifically to support each veteran's individual needs, at no cost.
Learn more →Enriches the lives of veterans through physical and social activity — connecting veterans to communities through athletic events, volunteer work, and social programs in cities nationwide.
Join the team →From homeownership to emergency housing support
One of the most valuable VA benefits — no down payment required, no private mortgage insurance, and competitive interest rates. If you've served, you likely qualify. Use it at any age.
Learn about VA home loans →HUD-VA Supportive Housing combines VA supportive services with HUD Housing Choice Vouchers to help homeless veterans and their families find and sustain permanent housing.
Find housing help →Provides rapid re-housing and prevention services to very low-income veteran families who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless — including emergency financial assistance.
Get housing support →VA grants for veterans with certain service-connected disabilities to build, buy, or modify a home to meet their adaptive needs — up to $109,986 available depending on disability type.
Learn about grants →Modifies the homes of wounded veterans to help them live barrier-free in their own homes — providing reconstructive services and accessibility modifications tailored to each veteran.
Learn more →Using your earned benefits to build what's next
Covers tuition, housing, and books for veterans who served after 9/11. Benefits can also be transferred to dependents. If you haven't used your GI Bill, check your remaining entitlement.
Check GI Bill benefits →Helps veterans with service-connected disabilities prepare for, find, and maintain suitable employment — or achieve independence in daily living. Covers training, education, and job placement support.
Apply for VR&E →Provides GI Bill benefits to the children and surviving spouses of service members who died in the line of duty after September 10, 2001. Often overlooked by eligible families.
Check eligibility →Provides job placement services, career counseling, and employment advocacy specifically for Vietnam Veterans — recognizing the unique challenges this generation of veterans faces in the workforce.
Get job support →Free career coaching, resume building, and job placement for veterans and military spouses. One of the most effective veteran employment organizations in the country — at no cost to veterans.
Get career help →Free mentorship program connecting veterans and transitioning service members with business leaders from major corporations — for career guidance, networking, and professional development.
Find a mentor →Durable medical equipment and adaptive technology for veterans
The Arizona Chapter's Loan Closet lends durable medical equipment, supplies, and assistive technology to veterans who can't obtain it through the VA or insurance — at absolutely no cost.
Learn more →Provides eligible veterans with prosthetics, sensory aids, and assistive technology through VA healthcare — including artificial limbs, wheelchairs, hearing aids, and home respiratory equipment.
Learn more →End-of-life care for veterans — with the dignity they've earned
Helps patients and their families seeking hospice and palliative care in the face of terminal illness — providing compassionate support throughout the end-of-life journey.
Learn more →VA provides hospice and palliative care for enrolled veterans — focused on comfort, dignity, and quality of life. Available in VA facilities, community settings, and at home.
Learn more →Convenient, low-cost prescription options for veterans
The least expensive way to fill prescriptions after military pharmacies — delivered directly to your door. Available to TRICARE-eligible beneficiaries including most retirees and their families.
Learn more →Safe, easy, and convenient delivery of non-urgent maintenance medications directly to your home — with no cost share or annual deductible for eligible veterans through VA healthcare.
Learn more →VA-enrolled veterans can refill and track prescriptions online through MyHealtheVet — with delivery by mail at no cost for most medications covered through VA healthcare.
Refill online →Dental, nutrition, hearing, and whole-health support
Increases veteran health and well-being by facilitating critical dental care at little to no cost — because veterans deserve to proudly wear the smile they've earned.
Get dental care →The preferred dental care provider for the VA — bringing routine cleanings and restorative dental treatment directly to home-bound veterans. No transportation needed.
Schedule care →A Gregory's Fresh Market program enriching the lives of Arizona veterans by bringing fresh fruits and vegetables to veteran care and living facilities across the state.
Learn more →East Valley Adult Resources delivers hot meals to adults in the community every weekday — with wellness checks ensuring you're safe and connected.
Get meals delivered →Veteran-owned and operated moving companies
Phoenix-based movers primarily employing young US Military Veterans — helping them transition into civilian careers. Professional movers specializing in all types of moves in the Phoenix metro area.
Learn more →A veteran-owned moving company serving Phoenix, Tempe, Scottsdale, and surrounding areas. Full-service solutions including packing, unpacking, and heavy item moving by professionals you can trust.
Learn more →Finding your people and your place
Connecting Arizona service members, veterans, families, and helpers to information, support, and resources — a statewide network built specifically for the veteran community.
Get connected →Provides services throughout Arizona to veterans and others with hearing loss — a grassroots one-stop center partnering with Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Deaf-Blind communities.
Learn more →The nation's largest veterans service organization — offering claims assistance, community programs, scholarships, and advocacy through posts in virtually every community across the country.
Find your post →Free claims assistance, scholarship programs, community service, and veteran advocacy through a nationwide network of posts. VFW service officers help veterans navigate VA benefits at no cost.
Find your post →Provides free, professional assistance to veterans and their families in obtaining VA benefits — including transportation to medical appointments and advocacy for disabled veterans' rights.
Get DAV help →Serves veterans with spinal cord injury or disease — providing advocacy, research support, sports and recreation, and legal assistance to maximize independence and quality of life.
Learn more →Describe your situation and Ranger will identify exactly which benefits, programs, and resources you qualify for — no research required, no bureaucratic runaround.
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