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A Guide to VA Diagnostic Codes

The VA benefits system can be an overwhelming process especially, if you do not have the proper information on how to navigate through its process. One of the most essential components that can be instrumental in your chances of garnering…

Veterans Asbestos Exposure

Asbestos is a type of mineral that had various uses during the 1980’s in the military. It has insulation, fire resistance, anti-corrosive properties, and indestructibility. These qualities are what make asbestos a useful chemical, offering various applications. However, these qualities…

Understanding the Automatic 50% PTSD Rating

The automatic 50% PTSD rating applies to every veteran who may exhibit any PTSD symptoms. However, the term “automatic” does not automatically assign a 50% PTSD rating; it necessitates meeting a specific set of conditions, taking into account the potential…

The Difference Between VA Compensation and Pension

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) constantly seeks to support veterans by providing them with financial assistance based on their eligibility. These financial assistance programs include VA compensation and pension. Most veterans tend to confuse the distinct requirements of these…

How Service Dogs Assist Veterans with PTSD

Post-traumatic stress disorder — or PTSD, is one of the mental health issues common amongst veterans; causing persistent anxiety, stress, and hypervigilant behavior. Due to these conditions, veterans find it difficult to function effectively, concentrate, or even take pleasure in…

What is a Nexus Letter

When you first file a VA claim or apply for VA disability benefits, the VA will require concrete proof or detailed information about your medical condition. It assists the VA in assessing your eligibility, determining your rating, and sending out…

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