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Shoulder Pain VA Ratings Explained (How the VA Rates Shoulder Injuries)
Shoulder pain is one of the most common service-connected disabilities among veterans. From rotator cuff tears to impingement, bursitis, and even frozen shoulder, these injuries can severely limit... continue reading
35 Best Benefits for 100 VA Disability: The Ultimate Guide (2024 Edition)
Today, Brian Reese, the VA Claims Insider, reveals and explains the Ultimate Guide to the 35 Top Benefits for 100 VA Disability this year. We’ve also compiled a complete list from A-Z of... continue reading
How to Win a 60 Percent VA Rating for Prostate Cancer: Residual Conditions After You’re in Remission
If you’re a veteran recovering from prostate cancer, you may still be eligible for VA disability compensation — even after your cancer is in remission. The VA awards a temporary 100% rating for... continue reading
How to Get a VA Rating for Sleep Apnea Secondary to Anxiety
In this post we'll explore how to get a service connected VA disability rating for Sleep Apnea secondary to Anxiety, even if you've already filed, been denied, or gave up. Here’s the deal... continue reading
Can I Get a VA Rating for Sleep Apnea Secondary to Depression?
Let’s begin today's post with the Bottom Line Up Front (BLUF): It is HARD to get service connected for Sleep Apnea secondary to Depression. Why? Because the medical research is slim to... continue reading
VA Disability for Hypothyroidism (The Ultimate Guide)
If you're a veteran diagnosed with hypothyroidism, you may wonder if you qualify for a VA disability rating and compensation. This guide discusses everything you need to know to file a winning VA... continue reading
Official 2023 Pay Chart for VA Disability (The Insider’s Guide)
Today, I’ll reveal the 2023 pay chart for VA disability with the official 8.7% COLA increase! The VA is set to adjust disabled veteran’s 2023 VA disability compensation rates using the... continue reading
How to Get Chapter 35 VA Benefits for Dependents
Chapter 35 VA Benefits, also known as the Dependents Educational Assistance (DEA) program, is an education benefit for eligible spouses and children (dependents) of certain veterans. Eligible... continue reading
VA Depression Secondary to Chronic Pain Rating: What You Need to Know
Chronic pain and depression are common conditions among veterans, often occurring together. In fact, nearly 33% of veterans visiting VA clinics exhibit symptoms of depression. The VA only started... continue reading
10 Top VA Disability Claims Explained
This post is the Definitive Guide to the 10 Top VA Disability Claims, utilizing the latest data from the Veteran Benefits Administration (VBA) report to Congress regarding the VA disability... continue reading
VA Secondary Conditions to Allergic Rhinitis
This guide will help you understand possible VA secondary conditions to allergic rhinitis. Veterans often suffer from a range of secondary conditions that are related to their allergic... continue readingIMPORTANT LEGAL DISCLAIMER
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