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The Biden administration has recently proposed several new benefits for veterans in 2024. These benefits are designed to provide additional support to veterans and their families, and they include a 3% increase in disability compensation, a program to assist homeless veterans with housing, a mental health program for those exposed to toxic substances, and educational…
Are you a veteran of Operation Desert Shield? Did you serve in Operation Desert Storm? More than 700,000 veterans have served in the Gulf War and like many veterans before and after, many have come home with injuries, illnesses and medical conditions – both visible and invisible. Gulf War Syndrome is a medically unexplained illness…
Did you know that there were instances of contaminated drinking water at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina? More and more veterans who served at Camp Lejeune in the past have developed illnesses and medical conditions that can be connected to contaminated water at the military installation. Veterans who have served at Camp…
A recent budget proposal released by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) proposed a cut in monthly compensation for disabled veterans if their annual household income – adjusted for inflation – eclipses a certain dollar mark. The recent news has many veterans concerned about their benefits and many want to know – will veteran disability benefits…
Veterans benefits are always changing – and they are about to change even more as we look toward the future. President Biden has revealed a proposed budget for 2024 that represents a historic investment in veterans, veteran families, veteran caregivers and survivors. Veterans who may be eligible for these benefits want to know – what…
Do you struggle with a disability and cannot work? There are a few programs that can help. Veterans who qualify via the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) are eligible for disability compensation. U.S. citizens who have worked all their lives may be eligible for the Social Security Disability Insurance Program (SSDI). A common…
Here is the scenario – you have received your disability rating from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and you are set to receive your compensation – but what happens next? Do you have to continue to file a claim each year? Do you need to be re-evaluated each year for a disability rating?…
Veterans have been fighting long and hard to gain health and medical support for conditions that have resulted from military burn pits and toxic exposure. The PACT Act is one of the largest expansions of veteran healthcare benefits in recent memory and many veterans want to know – what are your VA benefits with the…
Are you a veteran who struggles with a service-related disability, illness or condition? Have you received your disability benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)? Veterans who have applied for benefits will need to have a VA disability rating and may be asking – how do I get a VA disability rating – and…
You may not know it – but not all veteran disabilities are caused by combat, the enemy or a traumatic event. More than a few veteran disabilities or health issues can be connected to your environment – like military bases with burn pits. U.S. Military veterans who have served in these environments may want to…
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