This article explains keratoconus and VA disability benefits veterans can receive for the condition.
Eyes and Vision
Articles about VA disability ratings for veterans with service-connected eye and vision conditions.
The VA Disability Rating for Eye Floaters Explained
Can you get a VA disability rating for eye floaters? This article explains.
Veterans Can Get a Cataract VA Rating
We explain what cataracts are, the cataract VA rating, and the most common ways cataracts are linked to military service.Â
Chronic Conjunctivitis VA Rating
Veterans who developed conjunctivitis, or pink eye, during service, may qualify for a chronic conjunctivitis VA rating.
VA Rating for Astigmatism
If you have service-connected astigmatism, you’ll want to understand the astigmatism VA rating and what disability benefits you may be entitled to.
Eye Conditions VA Disability
If you have a service-connected eye issue, read on to learn about VA eye disability ratings and what to do if they prevent you from working. Â
Getting a VA Disability Rating for Light Sensitivity (Photophobia)
Although veterans can’t get a photophobia VA rating, this post explains more about how the condition may help increase your VA rating.
Dry Eye Syndrome VA Rating
Veterans with eye conditions want to learn more about the dry eyes VA rating.
VA Rating for Glaucoma
Glaucoma is a common eye condition among veterans. Here is what to know about glaucoma VA disability benefits.
VA Rating for Diabetic Retinopathy
The VA rates diabetic retinopathy as a secondary condition to service-connected diabetes. Ratings are based on severity of visual impairment.
