VA Disability 2022
The U.S. Senate approved the PACT Act, a bill that expands VA health care and benefits for Veterans exposed to toxic substances such as burn pits. This new law delivers generations of Veterans the health care and benefits they deserve to improve their quality of life. The PACT Act for veterans will no longer require …
To answer your question, “what are DBQs and why are they essential for my VA disability claims process?” — they are downloadable forms developed by the VA for Veterans (like yourself) to collect vital medical information required in the claims process. Essentially, you have the option to submit medical evidence from your healthcare provider rather …
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How to Increase Your VA Disability Rating from 90% to 100% Were you recently given a VA disability rating of 90 percent? Many Veterans are unaware of how much of a difference being rated at 100 percent actually makes. In fact, it can be quite beneficial. In this article, we’ll tell you how to go …
If you are looking to file a VA disability claim or waiting to receive a decision from the VA, you might be wondering, “how long does it take to get your VA disability rating?” Typically, the VA takes about three to six months to make a decision on your VA disability rating. However, it can take …
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Are you a disabled veteran looking for information on how to apply for VA benefits? Well, luckily for you, you’ve come to the right place. We know firsthand how many disabled veterans are unaware of the benefits they are entitled to — That’s why we’re here to help! Preparing For Your Claim First things first, …
What is PTSD? By definition, post-traumatic stress disorder is a psychiatric disorder that may occur in individuals that experience or witness a traumatic event. It is one of the most common disabilities veterans struggle with after returning to civilian life. Unfortunately, PTSD often goes undiagnosed or has a late response and is referred to …
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Top 5 Easiest VA Disability Claims To Get Approved Many disabled veterans are not aware of the compensation they are entitled to, whether it means filing for the first time or getting a disability rating increase. As of 2021, a disabled veteran with a 100% VA disability rating is entitled to a monthly disability …
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How to Get a Claim for Your Anxiety Are you a Veteran who is suffering from anxiety due to your time in the military? Please know you are not alone. Did you know from 2000 to 2012, reports of anxiety disorders in Veterans increased by 327%? In fact, in 2018 alone, more than …
First, What is PTSD? PTSD is one of the most common disabilities veterans suffer from post-service, and it affects everyone differently. Coping with PTSD is not linear by any means. Commonly paired with PTSD are paranoia, depression, substance abuse, and anxiety, all of which negatively impact their hosts’ lives. Treating PTSD When …
Did Your VA Disability Claim Get Denied? If your VA disability claim was denied, don’t worry — several other veterans have been right where you are. Many claims are either rated too low or rejected the first time they are submitted. However, through the appeals process, they are able to increase their VA rating. …
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