Items 1 to 4: State home and contacts
The State home's name, address and phone, the State representative and State home administrator with phone, fax and email, and checkboxes for the domiciliary, nursing home and adult day health care programs.
10-0430
Application for Assistance for Hiring and Retaining Nurses at State Homes
VA Form 10-0430 is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Application for Assistance for Hiring and Retaining Nurses at State Homes. A State home uses it to ask VA for payment toward an employee incentive program aimed at a nursing shortage at the home. The Privacy Act statement on the form says the information is used to authorize the expenditure of funds to assist State Veterans Homes in the hiring and retention of nurses and the reduction of nursing shortages in State homes. VA's form page lists it under VHA.
The form is two pages. Page 1 asks for the State home and its contacts, the per diem programs it takes part in, the nursing shortage, the incentive program and its cost, the amount applied for, matching funds, retention measures and any employee refunds, then the State representative's signature. Page 2 holds a For VA Use Only block, the mailing address and the Privacy Act statement. You can fill out the PDF free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

The State home's name, address and phone, the State representative and State home administrator with phone, fax and email, and checkboxes for the domiciliary, nursing home and adult day health care programs.
A description of the nursing shortage, which the form says is to be documented by credible evidence such as State home records establishing vacancies or supporting the need to utilize overtime. Then the employee incentive program, its cost, and how and how fast it would eliminate the shortage.
The form says the amount is not to exceed 2 percent of the total per diem payments estimated by VA to be made to the State home during the fiscal year for adult day health care, domiciliary care and nursing home care.
The form says at least 50% of the funding for the employee incentive program must be from funds not provided by VA. It asks for the State budget official's letter, plus a copy of the act if the certification is based on one.
Measures to ensure a person receiving incentive benefits works at the State home as a nurse for a period commensurate with the benefits, and a yes or no question on refunds received from an employee in breach of an assistance agreement.
The State representative's signature in ink and the date. Page 2 holds the For VA Use Only block, the submission address and the Privacy Act statement.
Fill in Items 1 to 3 and include a copy of the State representative's delegation of authority, as Item 2 asks.
Check the per diem programs in Item 4, then answer Items 5 to 7. Each of those items says to attach documentation.
Give the amount applied for in Item 8 and describe matching funds in Item 9, attaching the State budget official's letter and any act it relies on.
Describe the retention measures and answer the refund question. If the answer is yes, the form asks for the circumstances and documentation.
The State representative signs Item 12 in ink and dates Item 13. Page 2 says to submit the application with supporting documentation to VA Geriatrics and Extended Care in Washington.
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Department of Veterans Affairs, Geriatrics and Extended Care, 810 Vermont Avenue, N.W., Washington DC 20420. The form says to submit the application with supporting documentation.
The information is collected under Title 38, Part II, Sections 1710 and 1730. The form says it is voluntary, but failure to provide it will delay or prevent approval.
The current edition is dated MAY 2017 and has two pages.
10-5588
99 fields, 5 pages
10-5588A
80 fields, 2 pages
10-3567
370 fields, 4 pages
10-10SH
159 fields, 6 pages
10-0460
76 fields, 3 pages
10-0388-1
7 fields, 2 pages
Item 1 names the State home applying, with its street address, city, state, ZIP code and phone. Item 4 asks which programs the facility receives per diem payments for: domiciliary, nursing home or adult day health care.
Item 2 is the official designated in accordance with State authority with responsibility for matters relating to payments under 38 CFR Part 53. The form asks for a copy of the delegation of authority, and this person signs Item 12 in ink.
Item 3 lists the State home administrator's phone, fax and email.
Item 9 asks for a letter to VA from an authorized State budget official certifying that the State funds are, or will be, available for the employee incentive program.
The application goes to VA Geriatrics and Extended Care. Page 2 has a For VA Use Only block where VA records the VA medical center of jurisdiction and the maximum amount for which the State home is eligible.
The form names these people and offices.
The agency’s own page for Form 10-0430.
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It is completed for a State home. Item 12 is the signature of the State representative, the official designated under State authority for matters relating to payments under 38 CFR Part 53, signed in ink.
Item 8 says the amount applied for is not to exceed 2 percent of the total per diem payments estimated by VA to be made to the State home during the fiscal year for adult day health care, domiciliary care and nursing home care.
Item 9 says at least 50% of the funding for the employee incentive program must be from funds not provided by VA, and asks for a letter from an authorized State budget official certifying the funds.
Item 5 asks for credible evidence, such as State home records establishing vacancies or State home records supporting the need to utilize overtime, with documentation attached.
Page 2 lists Department of Veterans Affairs, Geriatrics and Extended Care, 810 Vermont Avenue, N.W., Washington DC 20420.
VA enters the VA medical center of jurisdiction for the State home and the maximum amount for which the State home is eligible.