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The VASRD is an abbreviation for the VA Schedule for Rating Disabilities. It details the set of federal regulations found under 38 CFR Part 4, that VA uses to evaluate the severity of a service-connected condition and assign a disability…
VA pays additional monthly compensation for eligible dependents when a veteran has a combined disability rating of 30% or higher. This is an important consideration when filing a va claim and how dependents may affect your monthly benefit amount. But…
According to the National Library of Medicine, Veterans generally experience pain at higher rates than non-Veterans—27.5% to 31.5%, compared with 19.2% to 20.1% among non-veterans. One of the most prevalent conditions among veterans is back pain, which can be associated…
It is not easy to research VA disability compensation for military sexual trauma (MST), and we here at Just4Veterans Enterprise understand that many veterans may feel hesitant to address this, especially when filing a VA claim. Existing treatments are available…
Besides VA disability compensation for Camp Lejeune water contamination, there are two other pathways you may be able to pursue benefits: a Camp Lejeune Justice Act (CLJA) claim and VA health care reimbursement. These programs are administered separately, carry different eligibility requirements, and…
There are different classifications of VA character of discharge (COD), each detailing the aspect of how a former service member was discharged from the military. There is common confusion amongst veterans when reading comments or VA news, when researching how to file a VA claim. This may be a result of lack of clarity of the…
VA disability ratings for pleuritis do not just point to one diagnostic code. They have two entirely different rating pathways, and each diagnostic pathway has its own criteria and ceiling. It is good to help you classify and isolate your…
A VA disability rating for cancer can grant you a 100% rating. Official documentation of this reasoning from the Department of Veterans Affairs was indicated in this specific case, where a veteran applied for a VA disability for bladder cancer. This information is helpful for veterans…
Bruxism, which is the involuntary grinding of teeth, might be one of the most overlooked medical conditions among veterans. This is because it is mainly associated with primary conditions such as PTSD, anxiety, and traumatic brain injury rather than as a standalone disorder. According to Bruxism…
VA disability ratings for migraines range from 0% to 50%; the more frequent and severe the attacks, the higher the rating. Yet, despite being one of the most common VA disability claims among veterans, many veterans still walk away with ratings that do…
by Robert Vida Obong, Combat Veteran, CEO Just 4 Veterans Enterprise To the leaders in the trenches of Disability Benefits and Education Services: Anyone can steer the ship when the weather is perfect and the rules of navigation stay the…
During 2004-2018, there were a total of 6,471 active service members at that time that received a diagnosis of acute pancreatitis. These are just some of the many reports that convinced the VA to recognize pancreatitis as a condition that is most…
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