You may find the following information useful as you work towards receiving benefits from VA:
Idaho Division of Veterans’ Services
1-800-827-1000.
TDD: 1-800-829-4833
Regional Office(s):
Boise VA Regional Office
444 W. Fort Street
Boise, ID 83702
Idaho has a number of services available to veterans, including:
Contact the Idaho Division of Veterans’ Services to find out what they can do for you!
The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare may also be able to help you as you go through your claims process. Find important services such as cash aid, food assistance, or energy assistance here.
If you are in need of medical treatment, please don’t wait. Although an average VA claim may take up to one year to be decided, your health comes first. In fact, receiving regular treatment for your service-connected disability may actually help you to win your claim!
Find a VA Medical Center or clinic near you here for any chronic or emergency medical attention you may need.
ineed a grant to get a wheelchair van and concrete ramp to my house. i am tired of playing games with the spokane wa va there is ateck in prosthetics who thinks he is god he has the power to go over the doctors head and get away with it.
Mr. Rundgren, I am sorry that you’re having a difficult time getting a grant from the VA. It looks like your best bet is to go through the VA. Of course, you can always look into private charities like USA Cares to see if they offer grants for a wheelchair accessible van and for your home.