We explain the VA disability rating for high cholesterol and other related conditions and illnesses you may develop as a result.
VA Disability Benefits
These are articles about how to navigate the VA's complex processes, receiving VA disability compensation for service-connected conditions, and other veterans benefits.
Getting a VA Rating for Plantar FasciitisÂ
We explain the plantar fasciitis VA rating, its connection to other conditions, and how it can be related to your military service.
What is Apportionment of VA Benefits?
We explain VA apportionment, including who qualifies for it and under what circumstances.
VA Rating for Thyroid Removal
This post explains VA disability for thyroid removal and how veterans could be compensated after the surgery.
VA Disability for Urinary Incontinence
If you’re a veteran with UI, you may be eligible for a VA rating for urinary incontinence. Read on to learn more.
VA Benefits for Gallbladder Conditions and RemovalÂ
If you’re a veteran experiencing a gallbladder condition or who needs their gallbladder removed, you may be eligible for VA disability benefits.
Understanding the VA Ratings for Anemia
This article explains the types of anemia, how they can be service connected, and the different anemia VA ratings.
Understanding Temporary VA Disability Ratings
Veterans undergoing qualifying surgeries, hospitalizations, or more may all be able to receive a temporary 100% rating. We explain.
Getting a VA Disability Rating for Epilepsy and Seizures
If you’re a veteran who has seizures or epilepsy, you could be eligible for compensation. Read on to learn more about the epilepsy VA rating.
What is a VA Intent to File and Why Does It Matter?
The VA intent to file form can help you get up to a year of additional back pay as you gather info for your VA disability claim. This post explains.
Getting a Shoulder Pain VA Rating
This post explains the shoulder pain VA rating. If you injured your shoulder in the military, you may be eligible for VA disability compensation.
Factors that Can Increase Your PTSD VA Rating
If you’re unhappy with your VA rating for service-connected PTSD, you can appeal to increase it.
