Thousands of veterans of your age and with similar medical conditions receive VA disability benefits. These charts show the range of veterans currently receiving monthly compensation as “disabled veterans.”
VA Benefits for Asbestos-Related Conditions
We explain mesothelioma VA claims and getting benefits for other asbestos-related conditions.
VA Disability for Fibromyalgia
Veterans, particularly Gulf War veterans, with fibromyalgia caused or aggravated by their service may qualify for monthly disability compensation.
Service Connecting Stroke
Veterans who have had a stroke may be able to link it to other service-connected conditions including hypertension, PTSD, or TBI.
VA Disability for Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
Veterans are eligible for VA compensation for Hodgkin’s lymphoma if they were exposed to Agent Orange or if they provide evidence it is service connected.
How the VA Rates Reactive Airway Disease
Veterans exposed to irritants like fumes or sandstorms during service who don’t have an asthma diagnosis may still qualify for VA disability benefits.
Does Leukemia Qualify for VA Disability?
Veterans with leukemia may qualify for disability benefits, especially if they were exposed to Agent Orange. Surviving spouses may also qualify.
VA Disability for Schizoaffective Disorder
Learn more about what schizoaffective disorder is, how the VA rates it, and what steps you can take if the condition keeps you from working.
What is SBP?
Before 2023, families could not receive full payments from both SBP and DIC benefits due to a now-repealed rule establishing an offset.
Benefits of a 100% VA Disability Rating
If the VA rated your disability 100%, you’re likely eligible for other benefits including healthcare coverage and free travel.
TDIU Back Pay
If you qualify for TDIU because you can’t work, the VA may owe you thousands of dollars in back pay. This post explains why.
Frequently Asked Questions About VA Disability Back Pay
We answer several frequently asked questions from veterans about how VA disability back pay works.
