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Memory Care in Washington, PA

Compare one veteran-approved memory care community in Washington, PA, and see how Aid & Attendance can help.

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Quick answer

Washington has one Patriot Angels memory care partner. Memory care in Pennsylvania typically costs about $7,050 a month; up to $3,845 in Aid & Attendance would cover about 55% of it.

  • 863 veterans live in Washington.
  • 31 partners across Pennsylvania.
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01 · At a glance

Memory Care in Washington by the Numbers

1memory care partner in Washington
1also offers assisted living
863veterans live in Washington
$7,050Pennsylvania memory care per month
02 · Partners

Veteran-Approved Memory Care in Washington

This Washington community offers a secure memory care setting and works with Patriot Angels on the Aid & Attendance claim.

New Perspective Senior Living | Hawthorne WoodsMemory care at 791 Locust Ave, Washington, PA 15301(724) 222-10051.3 mi to downtown WashingtonMemory CareAssisted LivingIndependent LivingView community →

Other Options for Veterans Near Washington

Compare a few more partner communities a short drive from Washington.

03 · Costs

Washington Memory Care Costs and VA Benefits

Memory care in Pennsylvania costs about $7,050 a month (based on 2025 move-in prices); no Washington-only figure is published. Get each Washington community’s rate sheet in writing; VA asks for it with the claim. For current rates and rules in one place, see the Aid & Attendance fact sheet.

BenchmarkPer monthLeft after up to $3,845
Pennsylvania memory care$7,050$3,205
U.S. memory care$6,690$2,845
Pennsylvania assisted living$6,480$2,635
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Check Memory Care Aid & Attendance Eligibility in Washington

Memory care is paid care, which is what Aid & Attendance is for. A Washington veteran or surviving spouse living with dementia may qualify for up to $3,845 a month. A spouse of a living veteran can sometimes qualify too; see whether a spouse of a living veteran can get Aid & Attendance.

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04 · Veterans

Veterans in Washington and the Need for Memory Care

863veterans in Washington
357are 65 or older
11,549veterans in Washington County

Washington is home to about 863 veterans, 357 of them 65 or older. Across Washington County the count is 11,549, with 6,707 age 65 or older (American Community Survey 2020–2024).

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05 · Choosing

Tips for Comparing Washington Communities

Assisted living on the same campus

This Washington partner also runs assisted living, which can keep a couple on one campus.

Staff training

Ask Washington communities how many hours of dementia training caregivers get, and how often it is refreshed.

Night-time

Sundowning makes evenings hard. Ask Washington staff how many caregivers are on the memory care floor overnight.

Visiting

A Washington community close to the family member who visits most usually matters more than a nicer one farther away.

06 · Nearby

Memory Care in Cities Near Washington

Other Pennsylvania memory care pages within driving distance of Washington.

07 · Families we’ve helped

Veteran Families We’ve Helped

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08 · Questions

Washington Memory Care Questions

Can a Washington veteran use Aid & Attendance for memory care?

Yes. A qualifying wartime veteran or surviving spouse in Washington who needs supervision because of dementia can receive up to $3,845 a month toward the bill.

What does memory care cost in Washington?

About $7,050 a month is typical across Pennsylvania. Ask each Washington community for its rate sheet.

How many memory care partners are in Washington?

Just one, in Washington, plus 31 across Pennsylvania.

Is a dementia diagnosis needed to get Aid & Attendance in Washington?

No. Washington families do not need a specific diagnosis. VA looks at the need for help or supervision, and a doctor’s statement about memory loss supports that.