Category: VA Benefits Eligibility

Let's talk about the steps to your Depression Claim. According to Mayo Clinic, “depression is a mood disorder that causes a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest.” Many of the... continue reading

Vietnam Veterans lets talk about Agent Orange. Why it was used, what the exposure does to the human body, what the VA should do for you, and how we can... continue reading

GERD is a common condition in Veterans. This condition can lead to Esophageal Cancer and cause extreme breakdown of the esophagus. By catching it early and with proper treatment it can be... continue reading

Migraines can truly be debilitating for those suffering from them and learning how to file your migraine claim can be frustrating. The majority of the time, it is not just a headache you will be... continue reading

Veteran diabetes is more common than you think. It is estimated that one in four Veterans have diabetes, according to the Department of Veteran Affairs. Many Veterans are not aware that they have... continue reading

Changing a not honorable discharge... is it possible? While everyone wants to qualify for Veteran benefits, not changing a not honorable discharge can prevent this process from ever... continue reading

Congress has been working on a bill for the Blue Water Vets to receive the same benefits as those who served in Vietnam and qualify for Agent Orange compensation. On May 8th, the bill passed to go... continue reading

Have you ever wondered what you need to apply for a chronic pain claim? Here we go through everything you need to know about chronic pain and why you need to... continue reading

Are you eligible to file for a Chronic Pain Court Case? The beginning of April 2018, Washington announced that they would be repealing a 1999 law which had previously prevented thousands of... continue reading

According to the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs, the number of soldiers with a reported traumatic brain injury has increased over the past couple of years. In fact, an estimated that 22% of the... continue reading

Last month, the Department of Veteran Affairs decided that veterans with neck, back, or joint disability may be able to qualify for a service connected injury increase. This can include those who... continue reading