Veteran’s Disability

The VA disability claims process can be overwhelming and hard to know where to even start. With all the different forms and requirements, things can get complicated very quickly. The traditional process for applying for VA disability benefits involves the VA assisting with gathering documentation, which can take a long time. However, there is another… Read more

A common condition among veterans is sleep apnea. Sleep apnea causes interrupted breathing during sleep, which can lead to fatigue and other serious health issues. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) offers VA disability benefits for veterans who have sleep apnea and can show that it was caused by their time in the military. Often… Read more

While it is common, many veterans suffer from secondary conditions that they are unaware are linked to a primary condition. After filing a VA claim for a primary condition, veterans commonly think that’s the last time they can do so, but it doesn’t have to be. If a veteran believes they developed a new condition… Read more

While Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and VA disability compensation are different, they both aim to serve the same purpose, provide financial assistance to those with disabilities. SSDI is a federal benefit that is based on work history and is for individuals who cannot work due to a disability. VA disability compensation is a tax-free… Read more

The Gulf War had many U.S. military individuals deployed to the Middle East during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. From these Operations, many veterans ended up having to face unique health issues due to the exposure to the environmental hazards in these environments. These conditions include burning oil wells, pesticides, and chemical agents, which… Read more

VA benefits can be an essential part of a veteran’s life. They can help provide financial support, healthcare, and many other resources that can help them and their families live a more fulfilling life, despite their disability. If veterans ever find themselves in the situation of divorce, they should be aware of how their disability… Read more

Did you hear? VA benefits are set to increase next year. Here’s everything you need to know about the official VA Benefits Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) for 2025, including what COLA is, how much benefits will increase, and when it will take effect. How Much Will VA Benefits Increase in 2025? The 2025 COLA increase is… Read more

Special Monthly Compensation (SMC) is an additional benefit paid by the VA to veterans who have severe disabilities that go beyond the regular VA disability compensation. This payment is designed to support veterans who have very limiting disabilities such as a loss of a limb or loss of function in key areas, like sight, hearing,… Read more

Chronic pain is very common among veterans and is often a result of an injury sustained during their military service. It can be difficult to diagnose a veteran with “chronic pain” but if it affects the veteran’s daily activities, it can be defined as a service-connected disability. One of the most important aspects needed to… Read more