Martin Mudd

By editorsOrlando, FL
Non-medical in-home care and VA benefits help for veterans
Researched by Building the Future of Health
NicheHome care for veterans and surviving spouses

Co-owner of the HomeWell Care Services franchise for Orlando with Teri Rosado. Martin helps families arrange non-medical care at home and works with veterans and surviving spouses on how VA benefits can help pay for it.

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People come to Martin for help with:

  • Free in-home assessment
  • Companionship and personal care at home
  • Respite for family caregivers
  • Support after a hospital stay
  • Free VA benefits call for veterans and surviving spouses

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Where
In person · Orlando, Winter Park, Maitland, Altamonte Springs, Oviedo, Lake Mary, Kissimmee, Windermere
Languages
English
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Martin Mudd co-owns the HomeWell Care Services franchise for the Orlando area with his partner Teri Rosado. HomeWell provides non-medical in-home care: companionship, personal care, respite for family caregivers, and support after a hospital stay.

Martin focuses on veterans and surviving spouses. He walks families through how the VA benefits process actually goes and whether benefits can help pay for care at home, and he works closely with referral partners across Central Florida.

Every family starts with one call and a free in-home assessment. Spanish-speaking families are welcome; Teri leads those conversations.

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