...the service and in line of duty, the question as to whether he is so totally and permanently helpless as to require the regular aid and attendance of another person is not wholly a medical one. Edmund O. Beers(A.sst. Sec. Reynolds), 7 PD, 113. (3) What evidence is admissible...

...the service and in line of duty, the question as to whether he is so totally and permanently helpless as to require the regular aid and attendance of another person is not wholly a medical one. And in the case of John J. Hill (7 PD, 142) it was held that— The question...

...maximum rate of pension under this section is $12 per month, and that even if the claimant should be so disabled as to require the regular aid and attendance of another person, a higher rate cannot be allowed and should not be recommended. The age of the claimant is an...

...that he was entitled to the $72 rate from the date of filing his application, inasmuch as he was then so disabled as to require the regular aid and attendance of another person and had been so disabled ever since. That claim was rejected in March, 1902, on the ground that...

...that he was entitled to the $72 rate from the date of filing his application, inasmuch as he was then so disabled as to require the regular aid and attendance of another person and had been so disabled ever since. That claim was rejected in March, 1902, on the ground that...

...on the ground that the evidence on file fails to show that by reason of the pensioned cause claimant is so disabled as to require the regular aid and attendance of another person. Claimant contends, in effect, that the rejection is clearly contrary to the liberal provisions...

...per month if 75 years of age or over. The $72 rate is presently payable to such veterans if they 'are so disabled as to require the regular aid and attendance of another person. increased pension under the bill, it is required that the veteran, in addition to meeting the...

...throughout his lifetime, the above rates are increased by $35 [PL 88^664] . Other special benefits for those so disabled as to require the regular aid and attendance of another person include the following: (1) Veterans' Administration is authorized to furnish an invalid lift...

...throughout his lifetime, the above rates are increased by $35 [PL 88^664] . Other special benefits for those so disabled as to require the regular aid and attendance of another person include the following : (1) Veterans' Administration is authorized to furnish an invalid lift...

...A widow who qualifies for pension may be granted a special allowance for aid and attendance if she is so disabled as to require the regular aid and attendance of another person. VA will consider a widow pensioner in need of such assistance if she is a patient in a nursing...