VA Combined Ratings
VA combined ratings determine a veteran's overall disability percentage by combining individual disability ratings, impacting the amount of compensation they receive.
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Published on March 01, 2020
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VA Claims: Daily Pain and Depression
Discover how chronic pain and depression can intertwine, affecting your daily life, and learn how to navigate VA ratings to potentially access additional compensation through a secondary rating for Depression from Chronic Daily Pain, emphasizing the crucial connection between physical and mental health symptoms and highlighting the potential relief and support available for veterans facing these challenges.
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Published on March 19, 2020
Traumatic Brain Injuries
How Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs) are evaluated for compensation, covering the basics of TBIs, how the VA rates them, and requirements for proving secondary service connection - including symptoms, evaluation criteria, and evidence needed for claims.
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Published on April 01, 2020
Reasons for Veterans to File for a VA Disability Rating Increase
Unlocking Benefits: When and Why Veterans Should Seek a VA Disability Rating Increase.
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Published on June 01, 2020
What Are Presumptive Conditions?
Presumptive conditions are specific illnesses that qualify veterans for benefits without requiring an in-service connection, and they cover various health issues such as those related to radiation exposure, toxic water at specific military bases, Agent Orange exposure from the Vietnam War, and Gulf War illnesses, providing eligible veterans with compensation and support.
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Published on June 09, 2020
How to Get VA Disability for Your Pre-Existing Condition
Guidance on obtaining VA disability benefits for pre-existing conditions, the importance of proper documentation and demonstrating worsening health during active duty to increase the chances of a successful claim.
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Published on June 12, 2020