Category: VA Disability Benefits

Massive changes to VA Ratings for Sleep Apnea could be coming by summer 2024. The new ratings, if approved, would be 0%, 10%, 50%, and 100%. The biggest change would be the ending of the... continue reading

Do you qualify for a VA rating for Fibromyalgia? We're here to help answer this question and more to help determine whether you are owed VA disability compensation. Many veterans develop... continue reading

55 digestive conditions along with GERD VA disability rating changes are here, and the final rule changes are effective May 19, 2024 as announced by the VA. The VA has approved adding a new... continue reading

Major VA mental health rating changes are coming in 2024. The VA has proposed to adopt new evaluation criteria that more accurately captures the occupational impairment caused by mental... continue reading

Is it possible to get a urinary incontinence VA rating?  The straightforward answer is yes—VA disability benefits do cover incontinence. Urinary incontinence is defined as a lack of... continue reading

Disabled veterans looking into home loans, including VA home loans, want to know about ‘grossing up VA disability.’ But what exactly does that mean?  In this post, we’ll answer the... continue reading

In 2024, there is no VA Tinnitus Rating Increase potential. Why? Because the VA rates Tinnitus at either 10% or nothing at all. There is no higher or lower VA rating for Tinnitus. But... continue reading

So, will there be a VA increase in 2024?  Yes! In this VA Increase 2024 Quick Guide, we'll answer popular questions about increases in VA disability compensation and benefits for... continue reading

This comprehensive guide explores VA claims for exposure to AFFF, providing insight into the VA claims process and the available support for affected veterans. We'll also look at the associated... continue reading

In this blog, we'll take a look at VA unwarranted reexaminations, exploring what they are, why they happen, and how they can impact your VA disability benefits. Let's begin. What Are... continue reading

There are currently four sleep apnea VA ratings: 0%, 30%, 50%, and 100%. The most common VA rating for sleep apnea is 50%, which means you have moderate to severe symptoms and require the use of... continue reading