Do you expect to get EEOICPA benefits but not ready for home care?

Do you qualify or expect to qualify for the EEOICPA White Card Program but are not ready for home healthcare? At Trusted Ally, we completely understand and respect that you might not need home healthcare at this point in your life.

Here are some reasons why it’s a good idea to get started now:

It’s a complicated process

Navigating federal bureaucracy for the EEOICPA White Card Program is complex and time-consuming, involving multiple steps and detailed guidelines. Starting early helps you understand requirements, gather documents, and address issues, ensuring a smoother transition to care when needed.

Once everything has been submitted to the Department of Labor (DOL), it typically takes 60-100 days for approval so it's a good idea to get the process started. To increase your chances of successfully navigating the complex process and getting approval, we recommend working with an Authorized Representative.

Consider the financial benefits

The EEOICPA White Card Program not only provides free medical care for covered conditions, but it also provides tax-free compensation up to $400,000 paid directly to you. This could be of great benefit to you and your family before you start home healthcare. 

Does EEOICPA actually pay claims?

Yes, and as of December 2024, over $27 billion has been paid in total settlements and medical bills paid.

You can start slow

Many of our clients have us stop by a few times a month just for a general wellness check and casually discuss any issues that might have come up. Starting slow with home healthcare allows our clinical staff to get to know you better and gradually increase home healthcare services as needed over time.

Do You Qualify?

Up to $400,000

Free unlimited home healthcare

We can help guide you

Let us check if you or a loved one qualifies for up to $400,000 plus free medical care in the comfort of home.

Your pathway to care starts with Trusted Ally Home Care. Get started today and let us guide you through the process of receiving the care you or a loved one deserves.