Congratulations! Your Tinnitus is recognized by the VA as service-connected. But what can you claim next? Tinnitus is the MOST COMMON DISABILITY claimed by veterans – more than PTSD and TBI. In 2018, nearly 2 million veterans had service-connected Tinnitus, according to the VA. Veterans are at a higher risk of developing this disability because […]
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Chronic Organic Brain Syndrome in Veterans
It’s been 20 years since you separated from the United States Military, and you notice recurring headaches, anxiety, and memory loss. You also feel confused about specific environments, and you do not know why. You faithfully served for 20 years, and you enjoy every minute of it. After you, you have transitioned into the civilian […]
Top 5 Tips for fighting Veteran Hypertension
A 2008 study showed that 13% of the active military had hypertension. Hypertension or high blood pressure is considered one of the prevalent illnesses among the military and veterans. Armed Forces of the United States (U.S.) are confronted with various risks, threats, and challenges. Their duties include military responsibilities to protect national interests, defend the […]
Congestive Heart Failure in Veterans
According to Heartmate.com, approximately 6 million people in the United States deal with congestive heart failure. The number of cases ranges from 800,000 to 900,000. It is very alarming to hear that 1.8% of the total US population deal with this condition. Heart failure is not synonymous with a heart attack. When we refer to […]
Holiday Season for Veterans with Mental Health
Holidays for veterans coping with mental health issues can be tough, but here is how you can celebrate with your family and friends.
Blue Water Navy Vets – UPDATE
For 50 years, approximately up to 560,000 Veterans that served in the Vietnam Era will be celebrating from a very long wait. Back on June 25, 2019, President Trump signed a new law H.R. (House of Representatives). 299, is referred to as the Blue Water Navy Vietnam Veterans Act, which awarded presumptive benefits status that […]
Can VA Disability Benefits Be Applied for Child Support?
When a Veteran receives disability from the VA, it’s a great feeling to know that they have a steady tax-free income. The income that they receive aids in supporting themselves. There are many ways to claim your disability, and it’s your job to ensure your medical records support it. While claims are lengthy, in the […]
VA Disability Sample Appeal Letter
After six months of patiently waiting, you are excited to know the outcome of your disability claims. You’re currently at 70% and filed in for sleep apnea. When you receive the letter, you are shocked by the denial of your VA your claim. You’re confused because you had someone walk you through the process, I […]
What is the VA Presumptive List?
NOT SERVICE CONNECTED. CLAIM DENIED. These are the most dreaded phrases of veterans pursuing disability claims. Numerous veterans come to VACI seeking for aid in proving service connection. But what if your claim is not service-connected? What if your disability develops after your time of service? Are you doomed to suffer without getting VA compensation? […]
CHAPTER 35; Educational Benefits for Dependents
Educational benefits for dependents are important for families of veterans. Discover what benefits your family could receive.