If your scoliosis was caused by or made worse due to your military service, you may be eligible for VA disability payments.
VA Blog
What Is a Veteran?
In this article, we will explain what a veteran is, what it means to be a protected veteran, how veteran status affects VA benefit eligibility, and more.
9 Things to Do in Preparation for Your C&P Exam
Feeling prepared for a C&P exam for VA disability benefits can help this important appointment go smoother. Here’s 9 things to add to your to-do list.
Should I Hire a VA Disability Lawyer or VSO?
A VA lawyer or VSO can help you navigate VA processes, but unfortunately, there are also many scammers out there. This post explains what to look for.
What to Say at Your C&P Exam
Preparing for your C&P exam is critical because the VA uses the exam to determine disability ratings and, therefore, the amount of your disability payment.
VA Benefits for Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy
CTE is a disorder found in those who experienced multiple traumatic head injuries. While CTE is rare, medical experts consider veterans at high risk.
VA Disability Ratings for COVID-19
While COVID-19 does not currently have its own VA diagnostic code, you may be eligible for benefits for residual effects of the illness.
How Does Taking Medication Affect My VA Disability?
Whether your VA benefits can be affected by alleviating effects of medication depends on if medication is mentioned under your condition’s diagnostic code.
What is a VA Higher-Level Review and Can You Use It?
A higher-level review is one of several appeal options for veterans who disagree with their VA disability decision or rating.
What is the Success Rate for VA Disability Appeals?
The success of your VA disability appeal depends on your unique circumstances. Overall success rates vary and aren’t a reliable predictor for your own case.
Appealing a VA Claim Through the BVA (Board of Veterans’ Appeals)
Veterans have a year to file an appeal if they disagree with a VA decision. There are three methods of appealing, and one route is through the BVA.
VA Disability for Testicular Conditions
The VA rating for testicular cancer and other testicular conditions varies and ultimately depends on the severity of symptoms.
