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Marching long distances with a heavy pack and heavy equipment for years in the military can take its toll on veterans and lead to chronic back pain. Chronic back pain can be debilitating and is a common disability claim for military veterans. Veterans who suffer with back pain may be asking — what is the…
Are you a veteran who has been separated from the military for a long time? You may have been separated for months, years, or even decades — and may have just been diagnosed with an injury, illness, or medical condition that is connected to your years of service. If that sounds familiar, you may be…
As the federal government undergoes significant changes under the Trump administration, one group is feeling the weight more than most: America’s veterans. A recent PBS NewsHour article highlights how veterans — many of whom make up nearly 30% of the federal workforce — are increasingly affected by federal staffing cuts and restructuring efforts. Reductions at…
Did you know that veterans who were prisoners of war (POW) are eligible for disability benefits based on presumptive conditions? Presumptive conditions are illnesses or medical conditions that are assumed to be service connected based on when and where a veteran served — including veterans who were held captive as prisoners of war. Veterans unfamiliar…
Veterans benefits extend beyond disability compensation for service-connected injuries, illnesses, or medical conditions. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) provides financial aid in a number of different areas for veterans who have served in our armed forces. Many of those benefits are highlighted in Chapter 33 of the Post-9/11 GI Bill that provides support…
When you apply for a veteran disability claim with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) you will need to provide medical records to verify that your injury, illness, or medical condition is service-connected. Veterans may need additional exams to support their claim like the Compensation and Pension (C&P) Exam or an Acceptable Clinical Evidence…
When many veterans return home from overseas, they are left with scars — and not all of them are visible. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has seen an increase in disability claims for anxiety and PTSD, with many veterans also struggling with depression. Veterans who battle depression in their day-to-day lives want to…
Veterans are faced with a wide range of service-connected injuries, illnesses, and medical conditions that may be eligible for disability claims via the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Veterans who continue to combat physical and mental conditions after they have returned home may not know which injuries, illnesses, or medical conditions are eligible for…
As the new year rolls around, there are new changes for VA Benefits that many veterans and families might want to gather information on. Some of these changes include Cost-of-Living-Adjustment (COLA) increases, longer term access to GI Bill benefits for reenlisted veterans, care for additional conditions from toxic exposures, revisions of ratings for mental health…
Your veterans disability benefits are predicated on your disability rating and Total Disability Based on Individual Unemployability (TDIU) is a designation that reflects a disability that prevents you from working and provides the same monetary benefits as a 100% disability rating — even if a veteran’s combined rating does not equal 100%. The U.S. Department…
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