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If you are a Veteran living with the lasting effects of a service-connected injury, you already know how much it can affect your daily life. From chronic back pain to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), these conditions can impact your ability...

A common concern among Veterans is whether they can obtain VA disability benefits if they did not receive medical treatment for their condition during active duty. It is possible to establish a service connection without in-service treatment records, but doing...

When you are dealing with a service-connected disability, one of the most important things you can do is to get consistent medical treatment. Many Veterans assume that once a VA disability claim is filed, that their work is done. Unfortunately,...

If you are a Veteran pursuing VA disability benefits, the Compensation and Pension (C&P) exam could make or break your claim. Even though it is not a routine medical exam, it plays a major role in how the VA determines...

Navigating the VA disability benefits process can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes time for a hearing with the Board of Veterans’ Appeals (BVA). From gathering the right medical records to understanding legal procedures, there’s a lot at stake. That’s...

Navigating the VA disability process can feel overwhelming especially when it comes to paperwork. With so many forms, numbers, and deadlines, it is easy to get confused and overwhelmed. But one of the most common and costly mistakes Veterans make...

Serving in the military demands strength, sacrifice, and courage. After serving your country, you deserve access to quality healthcare that addresses your unique needs. Many Veterans are left facing lasting health challenges without the support they deserve. From physical injuries...

Some of the most difficult service-related injuries are not always visible. One of the more sensitive conditions Veterans face after serving in the military is erectile dysfunction (ED). While it may be difficult to talk about, ED is more common...

For many Veterans, physical disability and mental health issues begin to become apparent after leaving military service. Symptoms may take time to develop, but within the first year after discharge, it may be possible to qualify for VA disability benefits...

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) gives specific disability ratings to service members with service-connected injuries, based on the severity of those injuries. Some of these ratings specifically can be influenced by a static disability, a condition the VA views...