VA Disability for Dry Eye Syndrome
Dry eye syndrome is more than a nuisance; it’s an uncomfortable condition that causes itchiness, redness, and blurred vision. If you’re a veteran suffering from dry eyes, it’s... continue reading
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Can I Get VA Disability for Both GERD and IBS?
Yes, as of May 19, 2024, veterans can get VA disability for both GERD and IBS. With the new digestive system VA rating changes, veterans are now eligible for separate VA ratings for GERD and... continue reading
How to Service Connect Chronic Kidney Disease Secondary to Hypertension for VA Disability
Yes, there is medical research to support a connection between chronic kidney disease secondary to hypertension in veterans. Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is a leading cause of chronic... continue reading
2025 VA Mental Health Rating Chart Explained
The VA currently recognizes 31 mental disorders for rating purposes of the nearly 300 mental health conditions listed in the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of... continue reading
C&P Exam for Bipolar Disorder: What to Expect and How to Prepare!
Today, VA disability expert Brian Reese will explain everything you need to know to crush your C&P exam for bipolar disorder. It’s completely normal to be scared and... continue reading
Is VA Disability Considered Income for SNAP? Â
Yes, VA disability compensation is considered income for SNAP eligibility. This is because federal law requires all income to be counted toward SNAP income limits unless explicitly... continue reading
What is the Bipolar Disorder VA Rating?
VA ratings for bipolar disorders range from 0% to 100% with breaks at 10%, 30%, 50%, and 70%. Your final VA rating for bipolar depends on the frequency (how often), severity (how bad), and... continue reading
How to Ace Your C&P Exam for Anxiety and Depression (The Insider’s Guide)
In this Insider's Guide, Air Force veteran Brian Reese will explain how to ace your C&P exam for Anxiety and Depression. It’s normal to feel scared and uncomfortable... continue reading
How Long Does It Take to Get a VA Disability Rating After a C&P Exam? [2025 Update]
You can expect to get a VA rating decision within 30-90 calendar days after your final C&P exam. Although you are likely to be scheduled for a C&P exam within the first 30 calendar days... continue reading
How to Ace Your VA Exam for PTSD: The Ultimate Guide
Today, Brian Reese the VA Claims Insider will explain how to ace your VA C&P exam for PTSD. It’s understandably scary and uncomfortable to get scheduled for a PTSD... continue reading
VA Disability Rating for Shoulder and Arm Conditions: The Definitive Guide
VA ratings for shoulder and arm conditions range from 10% to 50%, with breaks at 20%, 30%, and 40%. The lowest VA rating for shoulder and arm pain is 10%, while the highest rating is 40% if you... continue reading
How to Get VA Disability for Flat Feet and Plantar Fasciitis: The Insider’s Guide
If you’re a veteran struggling with flat feet (pes planus) or plantar fasciitis, understanding how the VA rates these conditions is crucial for securing the benefits you deserve. VA ratings for... continue reading