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Family member benefits relating to Camp Lejeune

As a veteran or family member of a veteran, you’ve likely heard of the water contamination at Camp Lejeune, a Marine base in North Carolina, between 1953 and 1987. The chemicals in the water supply

VA Benefits and Disaster Relief

When a natural disaster strikes, the last thing you want to worry about is your VA benefits. Luckily, the VA is aware of the recent spike in extreme weather, including Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton,

Can You Get VA Disability for your Feet?

If you’re experiencing foot pain, rashes, limited movement, difficulty walking, or other foot-related conditions, you may be wondering about the support available to you through U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs disability benefits. You’re not alone.

Are VA Benefits Income-Based or Taxed?

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

What to Do If You Haven’t Heard from the VA About Your Claim

According to the VA, the average number of days to complete disability-related claims in February 2024 is 158.4 days. The process is long and slow, even if you have done everything right. Waiting to hear

VA Claims for Sleep Apnea

Sleep apnea linked to service-related stress, injury, or exposure to toxins can greatly affect quality of life. If you’re struggling with sleep apnea and wonder if it’s connected to your service, you’re not alone. Vets

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VA Expanding Healthcare Access for Veterans

The list of chemical, airborne, and other hazards some U.S. military veterans have encountered while serving reads like a Who’s Who of war toxins and their sources. Depleted uranium. Burn pits. Pesticides and herbicides. Radiation

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How Do Veterans Obtain Their Service Treatment Records?

Regardless of whether you plan to file for U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs benefits, accessing your medical records as a veteran is crucial for ensuring continuity of care, understanding your health history, and applying for

Who is the Best Representative for VA Claims and Appeals?

Navigating the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs claims and appeals process, with all its rules, forms, and steps, can be daunting. Choosing a representative is crucial; one who is accredited and understands your situation

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Navigating VA Form 21-0781 in a PTSD Claim

According to the National Institute of Mental Health, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is more likely to affect military veterans, especially those who have been deployed, than civilians. If you have been affected by a traumatic

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The Link Between Military Service and Flat Feet

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

Audiological Evaluations in VA Hearing Loss Claims

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

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