Veterans Disability Info Blog

Constrictive bronchiolitis is a common respiratory disease affecting millions of Veterans, and the VA uses its own disability ratings system to determine if you are eligible for financial compensation. Even if you are not familiar with the medical term “constrictive bronchiolitis,” you may still have it and deserve disability compensation […]

Many military Veterans suffer from back trouble and related symptoms. You may have had back problems or injuries even before you entered the military, but they got worse due to your military service for various reasons.

Sleep apnea is a debilitating sleep-associated breathing condition. Veterans who suffer from sleep apnea develop chronic health problems that can worsen over time. Patients find it hard to hold down a job, and ongoing treatment for sleep apnea can average over $3,000 per year. Without treatment, the condition can become […]

If you are a veteran and you feel exhausted during the day and/or are having trouble sleeping, you could have sleep apnea, and if it is connected to your active service in the U.S. military, you could be entitled to VA disability benefits. To learn how to put together the […]

How to Know if You Qualify for VA Disability Benefits and Have the Right to File a Lawsuit Who would have thought that thousands of U.S. Marines would be exposed to deadly peril while encamped within the United States? And that the service members and their families would pay the […]

Experiencing situations of severe trauma or other life-threatening events, like many combat veterans, can contribute to the development of PTSD. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, PTSD, is a condition that many veterans in the United States suffer from. PTSD can forever change how you can live and enjoy your daily life. […]

Veterans who are suffering from migraine headaches may qualify for VA disability benefits. These benefits provide tax-free monthly payments to provide compensation for any negative impact on your ability to maintain steady employment that your disability may cause.  To determine what your migraine VA rating is and what disability benefits […]

Our overview in VA Math continues with a topic that’s bound to excite anyone who ever threw an Algebra book out the window

In this blog, we will attempt to explain the mathematical basis for those charts. Contrary to appearances, the VA hasn’t just pulled numbers out of the air. There is logic behind the layout of the charts, and we’re going to try to break that down for you, step by step.

As the current rules stand, surviving spouses of deceased service members and veterans who remarry before the age of 55 may encounter unexpected adverse consequences.