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In-home care for veterans in Troy, Michigan
VETTED is based in Troy, on Butterfield Drive. We bring VA-authorized home care to veterans across Troy and the neighboring Oakland County communities.
Home care for veterans in Troy
Troy is our home base. Our office is at 2125 Butterfield Dr, Suite 299, so a care coordinator is minutes from most Troy homes, and we can often match a veteran with a caregiver who lives nearby.
We also serve the communities around Troy, including Clawson, Madison Heights, Royal Oak, Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Rochester Hills and Sterling Heights.
For most Troy veterans, VA home care referrals come through the John D. Dingell VA Medical Center in Detroit. Many Oakland County veterans see their VA primary care team at the Pontiac VA Clinic on Woodward.
Local help for Troy veterans
| What | Where | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| VA medical center | John D. Dingell VA Medical Center, 4646 John R St, Detroit | 313-576-1000 |
| Nearest VA clinic | Pontiac VA Clinic, 44200 Woodward Ave, Suite 212, Pontiac | Through VA Detroit: 313-576-1000 |
| Vet Center (counseling) | Pontiac Vet Center, 44200 Woodward Ave, Suite 108, Pontiac | 248-874-1015 |
| Free VA benefits help | Oakland County Veterans' Services, Troy office, 1151 Crooks Rd, Entrance B | 248-655-1250 |
| Area Agency on Aging | AgeWays (Oakland and Macomb counties) | 800-852-7795 |
Sources: VA Detroit health care locations, VA Ann Arbor locations, county veterans services websites, and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services list of Area Agencies on Aging. Details can change; call ahead.
How VA home care starts in Troy
Talk to the veteran's VA care team
Tell the VA primary care provider or social worker that the veteran needs help at home. If the veteran isn't enrolled in VA health care yet, that comes first.
VA assesses and sets the hours
VA decides whether the veteran qualifies for Homemaker / Home Health Aide care or respite, and how many hours a week.
Ask for VETTED by name
When VA sends the referral to a community agency, you can ask for VETTED. We accept VA community care referrals in Troy.
We call you and start care
We learn the veteran's routine, set a schedule inside the authorized hours, and match a caregiver who lives nearby whenever we can.
What we do for veterans in Troy
- Homemaker / Home Health Aide care: bathing, dressing, meals, light housekeeping, errands, medication reminders and company, on the hours VA authorizes.
- Respite care: a caregiver steps in at home so the family caregiver can take a break.
- Veteran-Directed Care backup, where the program allows.
- Private-pay care for extra hours or for a veteran's spouse.
Our care is non-medical. Caregivers give medication reminders, not medications. VA pays VETTED directly for authorized hours.
Common questions
Is there a veterans services office in Troy?
Yes. Oakland County Veterans' Services has a Troy/South Oakland office at 1151 Crooks Road, Entrance B, phone 248-655-1250. Its benefits counselors help veterans file VA claims and appeals at no cost.
Which VA handles home care for Troy veterans?
For most Troy veterans, the John D. Dingell VA Medical Center in Detroit. What matters is where the veteran already gets VA care, so start with their VA primary care team.
Can we meet VETTED in person?
Yes. Our office is in Troy at 2125 Butterfield Dr, Suite 299. Call 248-794-9292 first so the right person is there.
Independent and veteran-owned. VETTED is not part of, and does not speak for, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. VA alone decides eligibility and authorized hours. Information on this site is general and is not a benefit determination. Page last updated September 24, 2026.