It’s no secret that the awareness and treatment of PTSD has failed to keep pace with the use of soldiers on the battlefield. The 21st century has the dubious claim of making the most coordinated efforts so far to address this disparity, and Veterans Affairs is on the...
U.S veterans are eligible for numerous benefits, but the most well-known are education and basic health care. While these programs provide valuable assistance, there are additional ways that veterans may receive help. Veterans must manage different disabilities, and...
It is an unfortunate reality that many Veterans step away from fighting overseas only to face a new fight at home just to receive the benefits they’re entitled to. There is plenty of experienced legal support available, but without meaningful changes to Veterans...
Since 1944, millions of veterans have received benefits from the GI Bill. These benefits have been used to pay for high expense needs, including their schooling and job training. Some disabled veterans may not be aware that under certain circumstances, their...
U.S. veterans who served on active duty, air service, or naval service and did not receive a dishonorable discharge are eligible for several benefits. This includes financial and medical assistance. To qualify for the medical benefits package, you must first enroll...
When a veteran first applies for disability benefits, that is called their "original claim." For some veterans, this will be the only disability claim that they make. Their service-related condition will not change, and their benefits will remain the same. ...
As a veteran, you serve and make sacrifices for your country. When returning stateside, your service is met with benefits. Unfortunately, when some veterans attempt to get the assistance they need medically for veteran benefits, they are met with resistance and...
Over 500,000 Americans since the American Revolution have been captured and interned as a prisoner of war (POW). If you are a former POW, you may wonder what benefits you are eligible for from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Former POWs may...
The U.S government offers monthly VA disability benefits to veterans who got injured or sick during military service. Veterans that experience worsened pre-existing conditions due to their service are also eligible for compensation. However, most veterans aren't sure...
