The vice president’s latest health care plan is meant to help Americans who are struggling to find affordable home care for themselves or their aging loved ones.

NBC News' Aaron Gilchrist reports on how Vice President Kamala Harris has been giving high-profile media interviews, including one on ABC's "The View," where she outlined a plan to expand Medicare to cover long-term home care.

Harris’ proposal would expand Medicare — health care for elderly Americans — to cover expenses related to an in-home health aide, which is not currently covered.

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Vice President Kamala Harris is proposing to provide federal funding to cover home care costs for older Americans, aiming to help the “sandwich generation” of adults caring for aging parents while rai

Kamala Harris during a Tuesday appearance on “The View” is expected to announce a new policy aimed at helping families care for aging seniors. The vice president will propose establishing a home care benefit through Medicare focused on helping families afford the cost of caring for seniors at home instead of in nursing facilities,

Vice President Kamala Harris is proposing to expand Medicare benefits for home care services for elders. Her campaign says the proposal will be funded by savings generated from Harris’ plans for lowering government spending on prescription drug prices.

Vice President Kamala Harris announced a proposal for Medicare to cover long-term care at home, tackling a major expense. Speaking with "The View" on Tuesday, Harris cited the desire to support people's "independence" and "dignity" with this proposal,

Vice President Kamala Harris has announced that if elected, she will expand Medicare to cover the cost of long-term care at home, helping millions of seniors and American families. This proposal, which would represent one of the largest investments in at-home care in American history,