How Long Does a VA Appeal Take?
The answer to "How long does a VA appeal take?" can be pretty long-winded. The average time for a VA appeal depends on several factors, such as what type of appeal you request and the VA’s current... continue reading
Category: VA Benefits Eligibility
Can I Get a VA Stimulus Check? No, You Can’t.
Brian Reese the VA Claims Insider here to set the record straight: there is no such thing as a VA stimulus check. Don’t pay attention to the fake news claiming that disabled veterans are set to... continue reading
What is the Gallbladder VA Rating?
Effective May 19, 2024, under the new Diagnostic Code (DC) 7317, gallbladder injury, veterans can get a VA rating for the gallbladder between 0% and 80% with breaks at 10%, 30%, and 50%, depending... continue reading
What is the VA Disability Rating for Hepatitis B?
Effective May 19, 2024, under the new DC 7345 for chronic liver disease without cirrhosis, veterans can get a Hepatitis B VA disability rating between 0% and 100% with breaks at 20%, 40%, and... continue reading
VA Disability Rating for Hepatitis C Explained
Effective May 19, 2024, under the new DC 7354 for Hepatitis C or non-A or non-B hepatitis, veterans can get a Hepatitis C VA disability rating between 0% and 100% with breaks at 20%, 40%, and... continue reading
How to ACE Your Burn Pit C&P Exam!
Are you looking for tips on how to crush your upcoming burn pit C&P exam? Or are you wondering how to schedule your C&P exam? Then you're in the right place. This... continue reading
What is the VA Rating for Hiatal Hernia?
As of May 19, 2024, the VA has officially updated how it evaluates hiatal and paraesophageal hernias under the new Diagnostic Code (DC) 7346. VA ratings for hiatal hernia now range from 0% to... continue reading
What is the Diverticulitis VA Rating?
Effective May 19, 2024, under the new Diagnostic Code (DC) 7327, veterans can get a Diverticulitis VA rating between 0% and 30% with a break at 20%. Your final VA rating for Diverticulitis... continue reading
What is the VA Rating for Crohn’s Disease?
Effective May 19, 2024, under the new Diagnostic Code (DC) 7326, veterans can get a VA rating for Crohn’s disease from 10% to 100% with breaks at 30% and 60%. Your final Crohn's disease VA... continue reading
How Long Does a VA Supplemental Claim Take?
In 2025, the average time for a VA Supplemental Claim is 5-6 months from start to finish. The VA’s “goal” is to decide a Supplemental Claim in 125 days, but that’s not the reality... continue reading
How Long After Discharge Can I Apply for VA Disability?
A common question I hear veterans asking is, “Is it too late to file for VA disability?” Many veterans believe that they waited too long to file a claim and have missed their opportunity to... continue reading
90 Percent VA Disability: The 15 BEST Benefits!
Looking for the best benefits for 90 percent VA disability? You’ve come to the right place! Your 90 percent VA disability rating puts you in the highest priority group for... continue reading