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Did you know that respiratory disorders are one of the most common veteran disability claims? There are many respiratory disorders — as defined by the American Lung Association — that make veterans eligible for disability compensation via the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and many that are presumptive conditions. Veterans that have struggled with…
Did you know that tinnitus is the most common medical condition claimed by disabled veterans? Tinnitus is a medical condition that is claimed by almost 3 million veterans and is characterized by a constant ringing or other noise in the ears. This common veteran disability claim with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs can be…
Did you know that an estimated 64% of veterans who have had a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) have loss of vision? Loss of vision is not uncommon in veterans — whether it be due to a service-connected TBI, exposure to dangerous chemicals, or other injury. Veterans who struggle with a loss of vision and need…
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…
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…
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…
More and more veterans have found that they cannot sleep at night and an estimated 27% – 54% of veterans are diagnosed with a sleep disorder — caused by health, PTSD, and other medical conditions. The inability to sleep has a profound impact on the health and well-being of veterans in a variety of ways,…
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is a complex and often misunderstood condition that can significantly impact veterans’ lives. For veterans experiencing CFS due to their service, navigating the VA disability claims process is an important step toward obtaining the benefits they need. In this guide, we’ll cover what CFS is, how to file a claim for…
When veterans receive a VA disability rating, it not only impacts their healthcare and compensation but also plays a significant role in their life insurance options and the survivor benefits available to their loved ones. Understanding how these ratings affect eligibility and coverage can help veterans and their families plan for the future. VA Life…
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…
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