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Can My Spouse Receive My VA Disability After I Die? It is unfortunate that after you pass away, your spouse will not be able to receive your VA disability compensation. However, after your passing, your spouse may qualify for a monthly allowance also known as Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC). What Is Dependency And Indemnity …
Tinnitus VA Ratings: Using Secondary Conditions The most recent annual report from the Veterans Administration shows that tinnitus is the most common service-connected condition veterans are currently receiving disability benefits for. That is true for both new claims and total VA disability benefits. In the 2024 fiscal year alone, 273,502 new claims were approved for …
5 Ways Federal Budget Cuts Are Hurting Veterans The recent federal budget cuts are hitting veterans hard, and it’s not just about job losses. These cuts affect the services and support that veterans rely on, from health care to research and even suicide prevention. Here’s a quick breakdown of why these cuts are especially damaging …
VA Unemployment Income Limits If you are a former service member with service-connected disabilities and are unable to sustain gainful employment, you may require assistance from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) individual unemployability compensation program. However, to be eligible for these benefits, you will have to prove more than just a service-connected disability. …
How to Pass a C&P Exam A compensation and pension exam – also known as a C&P exam or a VA claim exam is a part of the process when a veteran files a claim with the VA for VA disability compensation or pension benefits. This exam helps the VA determine if a veteran has …
How Does Back Pay Work for VA Disability? You probably know that getting your VA disability claim approved can take some time–especially if you have to go through an appeal. The good news is that if your claim is ultimately approved, you’ll get benefits starting from the effective date of your claim, not the date …
VA Compensation for Sleep Apnea More than 500,000 U.S.military veterans are receiving VA disability benefits for sleep apnea. It’s the most common respiratory condition people receive veterans disability benefits for. Many other veterans are believed to suffer from undiagnosed sleep apnea, which can significantly increase the risk of certain cardiac issues. A veteran may …
The Easiest Way to a 100% VA Disability Rating A 100% disability rating offers many benefits. A veteran with a 100% rating receives full monthly benefits–in 2024, that’s $3,737.85/month. The veteran is also entitled to healthcare services and may receive additional compensation for dependents. Qualified dependents may also receive medical coverage and educational benefits. However, …
VA Benefits For Spouses of 100% Disabled Veterans The VA provides financial, educational, job assistance, and health care benefits to the spouses of 100% disabled veterans to help support their families. These benefits also include additional monthly compensation. If your partner has such a disability rating, you can seek various VA benefits even after their …
Approximately 44.7 million people develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and 24.4 million people, or 8 percent of the population, suffer from PTSD at any given time, according to the nonprofit organization PTSD United, Inc. The United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) reported that PTSD affects between 11 to 20 percent of military veterans who …
The Veterans Access, Choice, Accountability Act (VACAA) of 2014 is a law that expands the number of options available to veterans for receiving quality healthcare in a timely manner. The Veterans Choice Program (VCP) created by this act will allow eligible veterans to access primary care, mental health care, and inpatient and outpatient care in …
