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What Is the VA Disability Rating for Flat Feet?
If you’re a veteran struggling with chronic foot pain or mobility issues, it’s important to understand the VA disability rating for flat feet. The VA evaluates flat feet, also known as pes planus, under a specific code, and the rating you receive can significantly affect your monthly compensation and access to care. At VetLaw, we […]
Read MoreWhat Is a Typical VA Rating for PTSD?
The VA rating for PTSD plays a critical role in determining the compensation veterans receive for the psychological impact of their service. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is one of the most commonly claimed mental health conditions, and the rating you’re assigned can significantly affect your access to financial support, health care, and other vital VA benefits. […]
Read MoreHow Do I Calculate My VA Disability Rating?
If you are a veteran living with the challenges of service-connected conditions, understanding your VA disability rating is essential. This rating determines your monthly compensation and your eligibility for other benefits like VA healthcare and vocational rehabilitation. But how does the VA calculate that number, and what does it really mean? At VetLaw, we’ve dedicated […]
Read MoreUnderstanding Your VA Disability Rating for Hypertension
If you have been diagnosed with hypertension or high blood pressure due to your time in the service, you may be eligible for VA disability benefits. The VA will pay disability benefits according to the degree of your disabling condition. The VA uses percentage ratings to gauge disability from hypertension. If you plan to apply […]
Read MoreUnderstanding the Difference Between Schedular and TDIU
Normally, if you want to receive VA disability benefits at the highest rate, you must have an individual or combined disability schedular rating of at least 100 percent. However, there is an exception to this rule: Total Disability based on Individual Unemployability (TDIU). If you qualify for TDIU, you can receive VA disability benefits at […]
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