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When veterans apply for VA disability benefits, their primary service-connected condition is often the focus. However, many veterans experience secondary conditions that develop due to their primary disability. Navigating the VA disability claims process for secondary conditions can be just as important in ensuring veterans receive the compensation they deserve. This guide will help you…
Veterans who have been exposed to environmental hazards during their service often face significant health issues. From toxic chemicals and burn pits to hazardous materials, these exposures can lead to long-term conditions that severely impact a veteran’s quality of life. Navigating the VA disability ratings system for claims related to environmental and toxic exposure can…
Transitioning from military service to civilian employment can be a challenging journey, particularly for veterans who have a VA disability rating. This rating, assigned by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), indicates the severity of a veteran’s service-connected disability and can impact various aspects of life, including job prospects. In this blog, we will explore…
Reservists and National Guard members often serve their country in critical capacities, balancing civilian life with military duty. While many might assume that VA disability benefits are primarily for active-duty service members, those in the reserves or National Guard can also qualify for these benefits under certain circumstances. This guide will walk you through the…
Military Sexual Trauma (MST) is a term used by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to refer to sexual assault or repeated, threatening sexual harassment experienced during military service. Unfortunately, MST is a significant issue within the military community, affecting many veterans. This blog will explore how MST impacts VA disability claims, the process…
Receiving disability benefits from the VA is a crucial resource for veterans dealing with service-connected disabilities. However, the process doesn’t end once you are awarded benefits. The VA may occasionally request a re-evaluation of your disability rating, which can lead to anxiety and uncertainty. In this blog, we’ll explore why re-evaluations happen, what you should…
When veterans think of service-connected disabilities, they often imagine common conditions like PTSD, hearing loss, or musculoskeletal injuries. However, many veterans suffer from rare or less common disabilities that are also related to their military service. Navigating the VA claims process for these lesser-known conditions can be challenging, but understanding your rights and the benefits…
Navigating the VA disability claims process can be stressful, especially if your initial claim is denied or the rating assigned doesn’t reflect your level of disability. Many veterans find themselves in a position where they want to appeal a VA decision but fear they may lose the benefits they already have. Fortunately, there are ways…
You may wonder — happens to my VA benefits when I am gone? VA benefits can be complicated and you may need help to understand the ins and outs. When a veteran has applied for benefits or benefits are due to the veteran at the time of their death, their dependents may be eligible for…
Diabetes is a significant health issue affecting millions of Americans, including many veterans. For those who developed diabetes during or as a result of their military service, understanding how to navigate the VA disability benefits system can be crucial. This blog aims to provide insights into the connection between diabetes and VA disability benefits, how…
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