If you’re a veteran who is already receiving VA disability compensation but your service-connected physical or mental condition has worsened, you may be eligible to file for an increased rating. Whether your symptoms have deteriorated over time or new complications have arisen, you have options to request a higher rating to reflect the current severity […]

Burn pits were used extensively by the U.S. military in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other locations to dispose of waste, from chemicals to human waste and military equipment. Veterans exposed to these toxic burn pits have experienced a range of serious health conditions, many of which are now recognized by the VA as presumptive conditions for […]

Hearing loss and tinnitus (ringing in the ears) are common conditions among veterans, especially those exposed to loud noises during military service. From gunfire and explosions to heavy machinery and aircraft engines, prolonged exposure to high-decibel sounds can cause permanent damage to a veteran’s hearing. Veterans who suffer from hearing loss or tinnitus may be […]

Sleep apnea is a common condition among veterans and can significantly affect your health and quality of life. Veterans with sleep apnea, particularly Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), may qualify for VA disability benefits if they can demonstrate that the condition is service-connected. However, securing a high disability rating for sleep apnea requires thorough medical evidence […]

Back and spine injuries are among the most common conditions veterans face due to the physical demands of military service. Whether you sustained a back injury while carrying heavy gear, loading equipment, or enduring harsh combat conditions, these injuries can lead to chronic pain and long-term disability. Veterans suffering from back and spine injuries may […]