Veterans who experienced a TBI during service are at higher risk for PTSD. Learn how the VA rates veterans with both conditions.
Mental Health Conditions
Articles about VA ratings for veterans with service-connected mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder.
What is an incapacitating episode?
Some veterans suffer from incapacitating episodes. The more frequent the episodes are, the higher the VA rating you qualify for.
Help for Veterans Who Experienced Sexual Assault during Military Service
Although there is no MST VA rating, veterans who experienced MST may be eligible for VA disability due to conditions caused by MST.
What Links PTSD and Sleep Apnea to Military Service?
There is a link between sleep apnea and post-traumatic stress disorder. This article explains how a veteran may connect the two to military service and receive VA disability benefits.
How a TBI VA Rating is Decided
Understanding the TBI VA rating can make a big difference in how much back pay and monthly compensation your receive.
Effects of Sleep Deprivation in the Military
Active-duty service members don’t get enough sleep. That can lead to sleep disorders which can contribute to major mental and physical health issues.
What Does It Take To Get a 70% PTSD VA Rating?
Veterans diagnosed with PTSD who are living in a nearly constant state of panic or depression and struggling at work and home qualify for 70% VA disability.
Can PTSD Be a Secondary Connection to Tinnitus for VA Disability?
Are you a veteran suffering from tinnitus, hearing loss, and PTSD? If so, you are not alone. We explain VA benefits for PTSD secondary to tinnitus.
There Isn’t an ADHD VA Disability Rating. How to Get Benefits Anyway.
Although the VA does not have a diagnostic code for ADHD, veterans looking for ADHD disability benefits might still have success. Learn more.
The VA’s Three Categories of Sleep Disorders
Sleep disorders can be especially hard to manage because they lead to many other secondary-connected veterans disabilities.
