Disability Ratings

Veterans new to the VA benefits system may be confused by the “disability rating” scale instituted to compartmentalize their healthcare needs. Many Veterans aren’t informed of the broad array of benefits made available to them,

Dental health is important for everyone, especially Veterans with teeth-related injuries and disabilities. If you don’t care for your teeth or get proper dental health care, you could pay much more for dentures and other

All service members have to carry heavy equipment. That’s especially true for frontline service members, who often carry dozens of pounds of equipment and survival gear whenever they enter the field. That weight can take

The VA Disability Rating system can be difficult to understand. In many cases, it can be hard to reduce the daily impact of some service-connected conditions down to a single number without doing an injustice

Urinary incontinence affects a large part of the population and can pose many challenges to the quality and enjoyment of every aspect of life. In addition to the challenges posed by this condition, Veterans may

Whether you are seeking VA disability benefits for the first time or are in the midst of an appeal, you may have questions regarding your service-connected health conditions.  When applying for disability compensation for sinus

Rheumatoid arthritis can be painful and even debilitating. Unfortunately, millions of people suffer from the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis every year, including thousands of US military Veterans. If you or a loved one are a

Heart conditions can be debilitating and difficult to live with, especially those that require surgeries or medications. In some cases, Veterans affected by heart conditions may require one or more heart stents installed to treat

Hearing loss affects millions of Veterans. Serving the military requires spending time around loud machines and equipment, ranging from guns to explosives to jet engines and other vehicles. Because hearing loss is so common among

Not all military disabilities are the result of grievous or traumatic injuries. Others may occur because of military dress code mandates or unhygienic practices that servicemembers must adopt due to being deployed. Many military members