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If you or a family member is a disabled Veteran that receives disability benefits from the VA, you need to know that the VA typically increases monthly disability payments each year. These are called cost-of-living

For many Veterans, knee injuries don’t just cause discomfort around the knee joints or legs. Knee injuries or chronic conditions can also lead to hip pain or limited mobility, especially if the knee injuries persist

From training and daily tasks to active combat, the amount of physical labor that a Veteran has to do can put a strain on their body over time. As a result, many Veterans suffer from

In the course of a Veteran’s service in the military, they run into many situations and events that can cause an injury. Some injuries are small and do not have any long-lasting effects. Others can

Back pain and injuries are some of the most common issues that Veterans face due to their time in service. Back injuries can be chronic, debilitating, and very painful. However, many Veterans also develop secondary

Millions of Veterans throughout America suffer from the effects of TBIs and/or PTSD. These mental health-related conditions can arise due to one's military service or from active combat. Whether you experience the effects of a

Millions of Veterans receive disability benefits for traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and sleep apnea. However, some Veterans develop sleep apnea symptoms directly caused or aggravated by their TBIs. If this is the case for you,

Veterans often have a difficult time transitioning from military to civilian life. Although they make great sacrifices for our country, they don't always have a place to come home to when they return from active

Many Veterans experience asthma, while others experience sleep apnea. However, plenty of Veterans experience both conditions simultaneously.  Although asthma and sleep apnea are often considered separate medical conditions, they can aggravate each other. Asthma can

Knee pain is one of the most common service-related conditions that Veterans receive benefits for. However, knee pain is often accompanied by other illnesses or chronic conditions. These secondary conditions may entitle you to additional