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Serving in the military is both a duty and an honor, but it can also take a toll on your physical and mental health. Many service members wonder if they can receive VA disability benefits while still on active duty. The answer is yes—active-duty service members can file claims and receive compensation for service-related disabilities…
Securing housing that accommodates disabilities can be a challenge for many veterans. Fortunately, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) offers various housing grants specifically for disabled veterans. These grants help veterans live in homes that meet their physical needs, providing vital financial support for home adaptations or even the construction of new, disability-friendly homes. This…
When people think of PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) in veterans, they often associate it with combat experience. However, many veterans develop PTSD due to non-combat related stressors, such as military sexual trauma (MST), accidents, or other traumatic events. The VA acknowledges these experiences and provides disability benefits to veterans suffering from PTSD, regardless of whether…
Veterans who served during the Gulf War era may be eligible for VA compensation for Gulf War Syndrome and other undiagnosed illnesses related to their service. These conditions are often challenging to diagnose but can significantly impact veterans’ health and quality of life. This blog will explore what Gulf War Syndrome is, how the VA…
Veterans who have developed chronic illnesses due to their Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) may be eligible for compensation through the VA. These conditions can range from hearing loss to carpal tunnel or repetitive stress injuries, often caused by the duties veterans were required to perform during their service. Understanding how to file a VA claim…
Veterans are no strangers to acronyms and if you are a veteran who has a service-connected disability, you may be familiar with the C&P Exam — a Compensation and Pension Exam. This exam is a key factor that determines your eligibility for veterans benefits and your disability rating. Veterans who may need a C&P Exam…
For many veterans, service dogs provide invaluable assistance, helping manage both physical and mental health conditions. These specially trained animals can significantly improve the quality of life for veterans coping with disabilities, including PTSD, mobility impairments, and more. But how do service dogs factor into VA disability compensation? Below, we’ll explore how veterans with service…
Veterans who need help with daily living due to disabilities or illness may qualify for the Veterans Pension with Aid and Attendance benefit. This program provides additional financial support to help with medical care, assisted living, and other personal needs. In this blog, we’ll explore the qualifications and how to apply for this vital benefit….
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a condition many veterans experience after returning from service. This mental health issue can significantly impact a veteran’s life, often leading to other challenges, including substance abuse. When PTSD and substance abuse are connected, it can complicate VA disability claims. However, understanding how these issues are intertwined and how they…
Hearing loss is one of the most common service-connected disabilities among veterans. Whether it’s due to exposure to loud noises, combat environments, or machinery, many veterans suffer from hearing loss or tinnitus after their time in the military. Understanding how the VA evaluates these conditions and what steps veterans can take to improve their claim…
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