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Hearing loss and tinnitus—or ringing in the ears—are two of the most common disabilities related to military service. In fact, most military service includes some exposure to acoustic trauma, from working on aircrafts to testing… Read More
Many veterans suffer from chronic migraines as a result of in-service injuries or exposures. If you are suffering from migraines related to your military service, it is important to know what VA disability benefits are… Read More
A Veteran’s Guide to VR&E Benefits Transitioning from military service to civilian life is a major shift — one that comes with new opportunities, new challenges, and sometimes a need for new skills. The Department… Read More
Hemorrhoids are a common condition among veterans as a result of diet, exercise, and chemical exposures. As a result, for symptomatic hemorrhoids caused by or related to military service, the VA will provide hundreds of… Read More
Tinnitus is one of the most common VA disability claims filed by veterans. In this article, we will discuss what tinnitus is and how to maximize your VA disability benefits for service-related tinnitus. What is… Read More
Once the VA determines that your current medical condition is related to your military service, it will assess the severity of your current condition. Using a VA medical exam report and/or a review of your… Read More
The short answer . . . it depends on the condition. When the VA finds that a condition is related to service, the VA will issue a “rating” for that condition. The “rating” is based… Read More
What are Extra-Schedular Benefits? The VA has a duty to maximize the benefits it awards to a veteran. This means the VA must consider the entire record, many different arguments and theories, and all the… Read More
Navigating the intricacies of VA benefits can feel like deciphering a complex code. Among the myriad questions that arise is the issue of the financial implications of these benefits. Are they income-based, or are they… Read More
Flat feet, a condition characterized by flattened arches, is common among veterans. The condition can lead to discomfort and pain, affecting a veteran’s quality of life. The physical demands and required uniform of military service… Read More
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