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Yes, you may be eligible for a Department of Defense (DoD) veteran ID card if you are 100% disabled.  But how do you get it, and who qualifies?  This quick guide details eligibility... continue reading

VA disability ratings for muscle atrophy range from 10% to 80% and are based on the severity of symptoms and its negative affect on a veteran’s work, life, and social functioning to include any... continue reading

VA disability ratings for endometriosis range from 10% to 50%, with an interim break at 30%. The rating depends on the severity of symptoms, such as chronic pelvic pain and heavy or irregular... continue reading

As a veteran, you’ve served our country with dedication, and it’s only right that your family receives the benefits they deserve. But what about your stepchildren? Are they eligible for VA... continue reading

This article is the definitive guide on VA secondary conditions to asthma for disability benefits. Asthma isn’t just about struggling to breathe; it can open the door to a host of other serious... continue reading

Do you qualify for a compartment syndrome VA rating? Let’s find out.   In this post we reveal the top five tips for getting the compartment VA rating you rightfully deserve. We’ll also cover... continue reading

VA disability ratings for foot drop generally range from 10% to 40%, with breaks at 20% and 30%, depending on the severity of the condition, the degree of paralysis, and how it impacts your ability... continue reading

Welcome to the Insider’s Guide on VA secondary conditions to radiculopathy for disability benefits. Radiculopathy, a condition caused by nerve compression in the spine, can lead to a wide range... continue reading

If you're a veteran dealing with a lumbosacral strain, you may be feeling frustrated and overwhelmed by the constant pain and limited mobility in your lower back. In this post, we explain how to... continue reading

If you're an active-duty service member dealing with a medical condition that affects your ability to perform your duties, you may have heard of the Temporary Disability Retired List (TDRL).... continue reading

If you’ve got a pending VA disability claim, seeing "VA claim secondary action required" pop up can be both confusing and frustrating. What the heck does it mean? Do you need to do... continue reading