Veterans with service-connected dermatitis may qualify for a VA disability rating and benefits, which are determined based on the condition’s severity and required treatments.
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VIDEO: What is Considered One Disability for TDIU Benefits?
What does the VA consider to be one disability for TDIU benefits? VA disability lawyer Joe Scott explains.
Veterans Can Get VA Disability for Multiple Sclerosis
If you’re a veteran who has been diagnosed with MS, learn about the multiple sclerosis VA rating.
VA Disability Ratings for Skin Conditions
If you served in the military and now have skin issues like dermatitis or chloracne, you may be eligible for a VA rating for skin conditions.
VIDEO: How Does the VA Rate Chronic Pain?
The VA rating for chronic pain is explained by VA disability lawyer Lori Underwood.
Getting an Osteoporosis VA Rating
The risk of osteoporosis is high for many veterans. If the condition ties back to your service, you may be eligible for an osteoporosis VA rating.
Adding Dependents to Your VA Disability Benefits
Many veterans are eligible for VA benefits for family members. Adding dependents to VA disability can lead to an increase in your monthly checks.
Looking for a VA Disability Lawyer? Here are 6 Questions to Ask
With your benefits on the line, you want to make sure you hire the right VA attorney. We’ve come up with six questions to help you narrow your search.
VA Disability Rating for Parkinson’s Disease
If you’re a veteran with service-connected Parkinson’s, you’ll want to learn more about getting a VA rating for Parkinson’s disease.
Understanding Deferred VA Claims
We break down what a deferred VA claim means, what to do if you get one, and how you can avoid a VA deferral.
