VA HISA Grants: Up to $6,800 for Home Accessibility
The VA HISA grant pays up to $6,800 (service-connected) or $2,000 (non-service-connected) for medically necessary home modifications. Apply with VA Form 10-0103 before starting any work.
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Region
Texas
Coverage summary
Programs in Texas each set their own dollar caps and waitlist rules. The guides below map what is currently available, with links to the source documents.
Guides for Texas
Stair Lift Cost Guide 2026: What You’ll Actually Pay
Budget $2,200–$5,500 for a straight stair lift, $8,500–$15,000 for curved. Skip Medicare — go straight to your state Medicaid HCBS waiver or, for veterans, the VA HISA grant. Three itemized quotes is non-negotiable.
Read guideWheelchair Ramp Cost Guide 2026: Materials, Slope Rules, and Who Pays
Ramps cost $1,000–$8,000 depending on material and rise. The ADA 1:12 slope rule decides the footprint. Ramps are the most widely covered modification — nearly every program funds them.
Read guideWalk-in Tub Cost Guide 2026: Prices, Features, and Funding
Walk-in tubs cost $3,000–$12,000 installed depending on jets, door style, and bathroom prep. Medicare doesn’t cover them; VA HISA grants are the most reliable funding source for eligible veterans.
Read guideMedicaid HCBS Waivers Explained: What Home Modifications Qualify
HCBS waivers are the largest funding source for home accessibility in the US. Most cover ramps, bathroom mods, and lifts with lifetime caps of $5,000–$15,000 — but 30+ states run waitlists, so apply early.
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