VA 0% Disability Rating: Benefits Beyond Monthly Pay
A VA 0% disability rating establishes that a condition is connected to military service, even though it doesn't provide monthly [...]
VA Chloracne Claims: Diagnosis and the One-Year Rule
VA chloracne claims can qualify for presumptive service connection when the condition became at least 10% disabling within one year [...]
VA AL Amyloidosis Claims After Agent Orange Exposure
VA AL amyloidosis claims can qualify for presumptive service connection when medical records establish the diagnosis and military records establish [...]
VA Type 2 Diabetes Claims After Agent Orange Exposure
Type 2 diabetes can qualify for VA disability compensation when your military service meets Agent Orange exposure rules. For eligible [...]
Korean DMZ Agent Orange Claims: Proving Service Dates
Korean DMZ Agent Orange claims can qualify under a statutory service period of September 1, 1967, through August 31, 1971. [...]
VA Asthma Claims After Burn Pit Exposure
A VA disability claim for asthma may qualify for presumptive service connection when a veteran has a post-service diagnosis and [...]
VA COPD Claims After Burn Pit Exposure: PACT Act Rules
VA COPD claims can qualify for presumptive service connection under the PACT Act when a veteran has chronic obstructive pulmonary [...]
VA Hypertension Claims After Agent Orange Exposure
VA hypertension claims can qualify for presumptive service connection when a veteran has diagnosed high blood pressure and qualifying herbicide [...]
VA IBS Claims After Gulf War Service: Rules and Ratings
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) can qualify for presumptive service connection after qualifying Gulf War service. Successful VA IBS claims still [...]
VA Camp Lejeune Claims: Service and Covered Conditions
VA Camp Lejeune claims can provide disability compensation when qualifying military service and a covered diagnosis meet VA's requirements. The [...]