For veterans filing claims for hearing loss with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the audiological evaluation is pivotal. The importance of audiological evaluations Comprehensive audiological evaluations are conducted by state-licensed audiologists to determine the presence
The recent wildfires in Maui not only disrupted lives; they also brought about a pressing need for assistance and information. In this blog post, Vets National provides information about resources available to veterans affected by
Vets National is your partner in navigating post-service life. Transitioning back to civilian life comes with unique challenges and complex considerations regarding mental health and well-being, but we’re here for you. Let’s explore some helpful
For many veterans, navigating the complexities of VA disability claims can be overwhelming. Understanding each step of the process is crucial, especially when it comes to the Compensation and Pension (C&P) Examination. The C&P Exam
For veterans navigating the complex landscape of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, understanding the terrain is crucial. Veteran services and benefits are channeled through a nationwide network that includes 146 hospitals, 300 vet centers,
The U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs administers several programs covering a range of support services, including disability compensation, pension, health care, education, insurance, and loans. Applications for benefits such as disability compensation and pension are
A service-connected disability is a condition caused or made worse by a veteran’s military service. It entitles a veteran to benefits and support from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). https://www.benefits.gov/benefit/289 A service-connected
If you’re a U.S. veteran, you may have heard the phrase “presumptive conditions” but not understood the term or how it applied to you. We, at Vets National, can explain. Defining a presumptive condition A
At Vets National, we understand the unique challenges veterans face as they transition from military service to civilian life. Your sacrifices deserve our utmost gratitude, and we are here to provide support and advocacy. In
VA disability back pay is a one-time, lump-sum payment to a veteran to compensate them for prior months (or years) in which they were entitled to VA disability compensation but no payments were arriving.
During the Vietnam war years, from 1962 to 1975, one of the most significant battle factors was the natural environment. Vietnam’s lush tropical jungles made ground movement difficult and provided the enemy countless hiding spots.
Surviving spouses and children of deceased wartime Veterans have lost not only a loved one, but often their primary source of financial stability. To offset this loss, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) administers
We support our veterans by standing up for their rights. We work for them, not the government. If you’re a veteran denied disability benefits, we’re qualified to fight for you. For a free claim review, contact us.
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