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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…
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…
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…
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…
Filing a VA disability claim for multiple secondary conditions can be a complex but essential process for veterans whose service-connected disabilities have led to other medical issues. Secondary conditions occur as a direct result of a primary service-connected disability and can significantly impact a veteran’s quality of life. Understanding how to file a successful claim…
The announcement of Project 2025 — a proposal created by a conservative think tank called The Heritage Foundation — has garnered its share of headlines that claim it will hurt our military veterans and cut funding to essential veteran programs. We understand the alarm and know that veterans want to know how Project 2025 will…
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