Veterans Disability Info Blog

Veterans may be prone to developing both sleep apnea and sinusitis due to military service, potentially qualifying them for a VA rating for sleep apnea secondary to sinusitis. For more information on sleep apnea VA ratings—including eligibility requirements, how to obtain a nexus letter for sleep apnea related to sinusitis, […]

Individuals who have served in the US military are more likely than the general population to develop migraines. Military service, in addition to other health conditions that developed because of it, can impact the frequency, severity, and treatment options for migraines. It is important to ensure that you present adequate […]

Persons who suffer from migraines experience painful headaches that are often accompanied by a variety of cognitive symptoms. Understanding the impact of migraines on your everyday life requires a careful consideration of their causes, symptoms, and treatments. If you are a veteran who served under qualifying conditions or is experiencing […]

Sleep apnea is a condition that impacts an individual’s ability to breathe and receive a consistent and sufficient flow of oxygen to the brain while they sleep. When a veteran is diagnosed with sleep apnea as a result of a service-related condition, they are eligible for VA disability compensation at […]

The challenges that come with practicing law only continue to grow. From exploring expert costs to an increase in paperwork and time commitments, taking on cases outside of your comfort zone can be a challenge. This is especially true in the area of veteran’s disability benefits, which are known for […]

When it comes to obtaining disability benefits for your service-connected anxiety disorder, you will need evidence in order to get the best possible outcome. The VA will not simply take your word for it.  For your anxiety VA rating claim to be successful, you’re going to need evidence. This includes […]

Time has almost run out to file a claim based on exposure to toxic drinking water at Camp Lejeune. The deadline is August 10, 2024, and it represents the last opportunity to seek justice after developing serious health issues caused by the hazardous conditions at Camp Lejeune.  For years, veterans […]

In December 2023, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) completed a study evaluating whether there is an income disparity between veterans who receive VA disability compensation and those who don’t. The answer is “yes.” Key Facts & Stats About Veteran Disability Compensation It is important to note that in a study […]

According to the Department of Veterans Affairs, nearly 25% of the VA’s patient population has diabetes. The disease remains a leading cause of blindness, end-stage renal disease, and amputation among veterans. For many, managing diabetes is critical to improving their quality of life and preventing severe complications, especially in the […]

Those veterans who honorably served their country in the armed forces may be entitled to tax-free, monthly VA disability compensation if they have one or more service-connected conditions with a disability rating of 10% or more. Eligible veterans are awarded such compensation in acknowledgment from the federal government that what […]