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How a 10% Tinnitus VA Disability Rating Could Be Worth 100% Combined!
Tinnitus is one of the most prevalent conditions among veterans’ post-service. In fact, tinnitus is the #1 most common service-connected disability recognized by the VA, with 2,944,093 veterans... continue reading
VA Disability Rating for Alzheimer’s (Up to 100%)
Veterans are disproportionately at risk for cognitive disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. In this article, we’ll examine the different risk factors and explain how to prove... continue reading
How Do I Get a 100% VA Permanent and Total Disability Rating (P&T)?
The crème de la crème of VA disability ratings is undoubtedly the 100 percent VA Permanent and Total Disability Rating (P&T). Why? First, if you have a 100 Permanent and Total (P&T)... continue reading
What is the Best Way to Get 100 VA Disability?Here’s 7 Paths to a 100% VA Rating!
Understand the best way to get 100% rated by the VA for your disability... continue reading
Somatic Symptom Disorder VA Disability Ratings | 0-100%
Somatic Symptom Disorder (SSD), previously called Chronic Pain Syndrome, means a veteran is having a considerable focus on his/her physical symptoms, such as pain, weakness, limitations, and... continue reading
Total and Permanent Disability VA: The Definitive Guide to Securing 100% P&T Status
Total and Permanent Disability VA, also known as 100 percent P&T, applies to veterans whose disabilities are Total (any impairment of mind or body which is sufficient to render it impossible for... continue reading
Top 5 Reasons Why Now is the BEST Time to Get Your VA Rating Increase!
In 2026, updates to VA policies and rating criteria make right now the absolute BEST time to seek a VA rating increase. Changes coming to mental health ratings, stricter guidelines for some... continue reading
VA Dental Claims Statistics: The Fast-Growing Benefit Category Most Veterans Miss
Ask most veterans whether the VA covers dental, and you'll usually get one of two answers: “only if you're 100% disabled” or “no.” Neither is the full picture. Dental and oral conditions are... continue reading
VA Diabetes Claims Statistics: Why New Claims Are Falling as Everything Else Rises
Almost every category of VA disability claim grew last year. Endocrine conditions didn't. New endocrine claims (the body system that includes diabetes and thyroid conditions) fell 18.6%... continue reading
TMJ VA Rating: How the VA Rates TMJ Under Diagnostic Code 9905
If your jaw clicks, locks, or throbs every time you eat, talk, or yawn, you already know TMJ isn't a “minor” problem. It's a daily fight - and it could qualify you for a VA disability rating... continue reading
CHAMPVA Application Checklist: What Documents You Need
Applying for CHAMPVA VA benefits should be straightforward, but it's surprisingly easy to hit delays if your application is missing even one required document. Many military families spend... continue readingIMPORTANT LEGAL DISCLAIMER
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