Times are getting crazier every day. If you’ve been following the news, you’ve no doubt heard about the budget cuts to the VA. This has left veterans with one single question on their mind: will you be able to get help when you need it? The good news is, you won’t need to continue feeling hopeless
Did you know that almost 3.9 million veterans received benefits from Veterans Affairs (VA) in 2021? If you’re a veteran who hasn’t applied for benefits, you could be missing out. To start, you’ll need to fill out a disability benefits questionnaire (DBQ). Though this can seem daunting, this article is here to help. We’ve outlined
Many people assume that United States military veterans have health coverage. While this is true for many, an alarming number of our warriors do not. A recent study concluded that nearly 2 million U.S. veterans do not have health coverage. The 3.8 million additional people that belong to their household also do not have coverage.
If you’re one of the millions of people who has a pre-existing condition, then you may be wondering how you can get VA disability benefits. Fortunately, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) recognizes that many veterans suffer from conditions that predate their military service. As such, they are willing to grant special consideration when determining
According to the latest Census Bureau report, about half of U.S. veterans received some kind of benefit in 2017. If you’re a veteran, you may be wondering how you can also get access to benefits. Benefits begin by filling out a disability benefits questionnaire, or DBQ, for short. A VA DBQ is essential for
Tinnitus refers to the perception of noise or ringing in the ears and affects 32% of the American population as well as a disproportionate amount of veterans. Usually, tinnitus is a symptom of an underlying condition such as hearing loss, ear injury, or a circulatory system disorder. Although it can lead to impairment in everyday
Applying for VA disability compensation is not a perfect process. For many veterans, it has been a journey ridden with disappointment. Getting denied repeatedly to the point of giving up is a familiar feeling around many veteran circles. The long wait times and complicated paperwork procedures have only added salt to injury. Seeking the assistance
Honestly no one can explain why the hell the VA keeps denying claims. But the only thing you can do is try your best and educate yourself on the VA laws so if you do get denied you have somewhere to stand. 4 Key Reasons Why They Deny Claims: 1.) Eligibility- this means you are
