A VA Disability Rating is a percentage assigned by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) that reflects the severity of a veteran's service-connected disabilities, determining the amount of tax-free monthly compensation they receive based on their eligibility and the impact of their conditions.
To be eligible for VA Disability Compensation, you must be a veteran of U.S. military service, meet specific criteria such as active duty service, honorable discharge, and at least 10% disability due to injury or disease incurred during service. Veterans Guardian can assist in determining eligibility and provide guidance on the VA Disability Rating process.
Many Veterans are aware that they can file for direct service-connected conditions. What they don’t know is that they can file for a secondary condition.
Many veterans experience sleep troubles, often aggravated by chronic pain, which can significantly impact their physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
Understanding Concurrent Retired and Disability Pay (CRDP): Eligibility, Benefits, and Considerations for Veterans with VA Ratings.
Understanding the 3 Elements of Service Connection for VA Disability Claims: Learn About the Key Components Needed to Establish Service Connection and Secure the Benefits You Deserve.
