Veterans Disability Info Blog

For veterans who experience anxiety disorders, the journey to securing an anxiety VA rating can be arduous. Veterans can pursue direct service connection for anxiety, but many veterans go the secondary service connection route, linking their anxiety disorder with an already service-connected condition. To learn more about anxiety VA ratings—including […]

COVID-19 impacted not only the U.S. at large, but also members of the U.S. Military. The U.S. Department of Defense reports that there were 453,456 total cases of COVID-19 in the military, resulting in 2,741 hospitalizations, and 96 deaths. When an active member of the military experiences an injury or […]

Depression is a physically and mentally debilitating health condition that can affect a person’s ability to function in daily life. For veterans who are diagnosed with depression, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) provides disability benefits to support them in their recovery and provide financial assistance. However, the process of […]

Our VA disability benefits law firm is standing by to review your VA disability denial or supplemental claim to determine how we can help. We provide risk-free, cost-free initial consultations to determine if your case fits with our firm, and if so, how we can help. Our mission is to […]

Veterans of the Armed Forces face extraordinary challenges and experiences throughout service. Unfortunately, these experiences can lead to various mental health conditions. Depression disorders can manifest as a result of various factors, including trauma and chronic pain. One particular condition that has been linked to depression in veterans is tinnitus. […]

The topic of whether veterans can receive VA disability benefits for depression secondary to sleep apnea has gained significant attention in recent years. Scientific research suggests a potential link between obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and depression. The oxygen deprivation, chronic daytime sleepiness, and impact on daily functioning caused by sleep […]

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and depression are two mental health conditions that can dramatically affect a person’s daily life and overall well-being. For individuals who have served in the military, these conditions may be a result of the stressful and traumatic experiences they have encountered during their service. To ensure […]

On February 9, the VA announced plans to add specific locations to the Agent Orange presumptive benefits eligibility criteria. Should the proposed rule be enacted, VA would presume Agent Orange exposure for veterans who have served in the listed locations during the required timeframes. Adding exposure locations to the Agent Orange presumptive list could […]

Anxiety is a mental health condition that impacts a great many Americans and veterans alike. If your anxiety is due to a service-connected event or injury, you may be eligible to receive medical and mental health coverage, in addition to tax-free VA compensation. Collecting what you deserve requires that you […]

If you are experiencing a health condition that is a result of exposure to the herbicide called Agent Orange during your active service in the US military, the VA notes that you could be eligible for VA disability compensation. When it comes to connecting particular conditions to exposure to Agent […]